<TITLE>11. Par 101-114</TITLE>L-101 So, you see, God made both egg and germ, He created both in the womb of Mary. And that Man was not nothing but God Himself made flesh and dwelt among us, Emmanuel, not just a fine man, a prophet; He was fine Man and Prophet; not a teacher, a theologian. Oh, He might--He might have been all of that; He was all in all. But above all that, He was God Himself. The Bible said, "We are saved by the Blood of God." God Himself, not a third person or a second person. The Person, God Himself, great Jehovah, overshadowed Mary; and the Creator, and created both the blood cell, the life, and also the egg.

L-102   If you can get a Jew to see that, you, he knows who the Messiah is. When that John Ryan was healed up there at Benton Harbor, been blind for forty years. That rabbi asked me, he said, I had an interview with him, he said, "You can't cut God in three pieces and give Him to a Jew."

L-103 I said, "Some of them does. But we don't cut God in three pieces." I said, "Do you believe the prophets?"
"Certainly, I believe the prophets," he said.

L-104 I said, "Who did Isaiah speak of, Isaiah 9: 6, 'unto us a Child is born'?"
He said, "Why, it was the Messiah."

L-105 I said, "What relationship will Messiah be to God?" That done it. I said now...
He said, "He'll be God."

L-106 I said, "Exactly right. 'His Name shall be called Counsellor, Prince of Peace, Mighty God, Everlasting Father.'"

L-107   There is where the oneness missed it, there is where the trinity missed it, both sides of the road. But the happy medium is right in between. If God could be His Own Father, if Jesus was His Own Father, He couldn't be. And if He had another Father besides God, and the Bible said the "Holy Ghost" was His Father, and if they're two different spirits, He was an illegitimate child. That's right. Which was the Father of Him, God or the Holy Ghost? You say one and watch how embarrassed you're going to get. God was His Father. Is that right? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-108   Matthew 1:18, He said.
Now the birth of Jesus Christ was on this wise: When... his mother Mary was espoused to Joseph, before they came together, she was found with a child of the Holy Ghost.

L-109 Now Who is His Father? See, see what I mean? Notice.
... Joseph her husband, being a just man... not willingly to make her a publick example, was minded to put her away privily, on this wise.
Behold, while he thought on these things,... the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, Joseph, thou son of David, fear not to take in thy... unto thee Mary thy wife: for that which is conceived in her is of... [Congregation says, "... the Holy Ghost."--Ed.]

L-110   I thought they said, "God the Father was His Father"? Oh, theologians, where is your understanding?
Notice, "It shall be Light about the evening time!"

L-111 The true Seed come forth from Mary, but it was not her Seed. It was the promise of God, that she said, "Behold the handsmaid of the Lord." The carriers of life was the women. And now, Mary, the Seed so much closer.

L-112 Hagar had to receive it in a perverted way. Sarah, doubting the thing, brought it to just a natural seed, sexual desire. But Mary, without any sex at all, believed the Word, and the Word was made flesh.

L-113   But notice, Mary being so close, she held the Seed in her womb, and it looked like it would be her Seed. And so has Pentecostals. I'm going to come home. But remember, Jesus said, in Matthew the 24th chapter, 24th verse, "In the last days, the two spirits..." Not in the early days, now. "In the latter times, the two spirits would be so close together until it would deceive the very elected if it were possible." Pentecostal spirit, just exactly like the real thing, so perfect that it would deceive the very elected if it was possible.

L-114 Now, that's not my words. That's what He said. Now, after while, maybe you'll get an understanding of what I'm trying to say. Now that Seed certainly looked more...


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