<TITLE>18. Par 183-192</TITLE>L-183   I see one thing, she is suffering with something like a sinus troubles up here in her head. That is true. Is it? Raise up your hand if that's it. But sinus wouldn't cause you to sneeze and carry on like that, so you have hay fever, also. That's right. You're not from Phoenix. You're from where there--there is lots of hills, trees. You're from Flagstaff. That's right. You believe God can tell me who you are? [The sister says, "Yes."--Ed.] You're Mrs. Earl. Yeah. ["Right."] Is right, is it? Now go, believing, it'll all be over.

L-184 Now is He the same yesterday, today, and forever? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Now, the Heavenly Father knows I just seen the woman. See the Word vindicated. Now, it isn't me, I'm just a man. Just like this microphone, it's a mute without me speaking through it, or somebody. And so is a man just a mute. But it's the Spirit, and that Spirit is right out there among you. See? He is the healer, not me.

L-185   How do you do, sir? Another man that's a person who is a stranger to me. I don't know the man. Now, as far as I know, I've never seen him in my life.

L-186 But now the Spirit, the Holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ is the same-self Spirit. The anointed One, Jesus, the Man, was the Son of God, but the Holy Spirit was on Him was God. "My Father dwells in Me." See, It's the Holy Spirit, so it's still God.

L-187 Now if I can just get myself, that man can get hisself, out of the way, then that part is dead, then let the Spirit of Life go to work. See? That's why I wait just a minute, to see what happens till the anointing gets started.

L-188   If the Lord God, Whose Presence we are in, will reveal to me, sir, what your trouble is, or something you've done, or--or something about you, just something. Course, the more we would talk, the more it would go. But, see, there is others standing in the line. But if He'll just tell me what your trouble is, will you believe me to be His servant, and believe He is present? [The brother says, "Yes."--Ed] A rupture. That right? ["Sure is. Yes."] Right.

L-189 Now you say, "How was that done?" I wish I knowed. There is nobody can explain that. That's a paradox. See?

L-190 Here, that you might know, I seen something else, an examination; got heart trouble, too. Raise your hand. Mr. Anderson, you can go home now, Jesus Christ will make you well. That's right. Just believe, have faith. Don't doubt.

L-191   How do you do, sir? We are strangers to each other. I don't know you. Far as I know, it's the first time I ever seen you, for me to know you. That's right. But He knows us, both of us.

L-192 Now you know why this is taking place? It's His grace permitting it, that it would bring these people conscious of God. Now, not knowing nothing about you, not even knowing you no way, just a strange man that come here. Now it would be absolutely a paradox for something to happen, to--to know what was wrong with you, or something you had done, or something you ought not have done, or something you should have done, or who you are or something about you. It would have to be a paradox, 'cause there is no way for anybody to know that, outside of some revelation of the unseen. That's right. Now if He'll do that for you, between you and I, so that the audience... not a show, but that they might see the--the Ephesus is here, that this is the thing that bridges between denomination and the Glory Land. He promised it, that they might be assured that what we're telling is the Truth.


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