64-0617 The Identified Christ Of All Ages

"But if I do, though you believe not me, believe the _______: that ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in me, and I in him."

• Law of Moses

• Parables

• Works

• Disciples

Answer explanation

Para 2

And therefore, basing our thought upon the Scripture that we shall read, one place is found in Saint John, the 10th chapter, beginning with the 32nd verse and 39th, inclusive; then in the familiar old text, Hebrews 13:8. Now in Saint John, the 10th chapter, beginning with the 32nd verse, we read this.

And Jesus answered them, Many good works have I showed you from my Father; for which of these works do you stone me?

The Jews answered him, saying, For a good work we stone thee not; but for blasphemy; and because…thou, being a man, makest thyself God.

Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods?

If he called them gods, unto whom the word of God came, and the scriptures cannot be broken;

Say ye of him, who the Father has sanctified, and sent into the world, Thou blasphemest; because I said, I am the Son of God?

If I do not the works of my Father, believe me not.

But if I do, though you believe not me, believe the works: that ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in me, and I in him.

Therefore they sought again to take him: but he escaped out of their hands,

In the Bible, the Jews were questioning Jesus. The Greeks questioned Him. It was a constant question. Why?

• Because so many people have so many different interpretations of Him

• Because each one wanted to become wiser

• Because each one wanted to get closer to God

• Because each one wanted to know more about Him

Answer explanation

Para 7

And we read in the Bible here that these Jews was questioning Him. We find the Greeks questioned Him. And it was a constant question. It was because so many people have so many different interpretations of Him.

There is not a person that ever heard of Jesus but what they wanted to see Him.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Para 8

No one has ever heard of Him but what longed to see Him. I am sure that if I could ask tonight, “How many of you would like to see Jesus?” every hand would go up. There is not a—there is not a person that ever heard of Him but what they want to see Him.

Which word means, "an unseen force," like the wind?

• Elohim

• Shekinah

• En morphe

• Amoyah

Answer explanation

Para 21

In Africa, in the mission fields there, and among the—the Afrikaans, they use the word of amoyah, which means, “an unseen force,” like the wind. “Your God,” he says, “the unseen God, He—He is like the wind. He’s the power, but we—we don’t see Him.”

"Jesus said that, 'Those who the Word came to, was called '_______,'’" that was prophets. Now, not the man himself was God, no more than the body of Jesus Christ was God. He was a man, and God was veiled behind Him."

• Messiahettes

• Rabbis

• Gods

• Seers

Answer explanation

Para 36

Now, notice now, God! Jesus said that, “Those who the Word came to, was called ‘gods,’” that was prophets. Now, not the man himself was God, no more than the body of Jesus Christ was God. He was a man, and God was veiled behind Him.

"God always has _______ Himself away from the public, and _______ Himself to the people who will believe it."

• Veiled / Revealed

• Showed / Hid

• Revealed / Veiled

• Taken / Given

Answer explanation

Para 37

God always has veiled Himself away from the public, and revealed Himself to the people who will believe it. God! This last Sunday, at the tabernacle, I preached on The Unveiled God. God has always veiled Himself behind something, so that the people of the outside world would know nothing about Him. But He reveals Hisself to His children and to those who are willing to come in behind that veil.

"The _______ reveals It to the audience, and the audience believe It. And, then, that is God in action, God moving by His Spirit."

• Pastor

• Prophet

• Teacher

• Evangelist

Answer explanation

Para 45

It’s still the Word! The Word is God. God, in every age, has lotted so much of His Word. And in there, watch what He did, He sent a—a prophet. “And the Word of the Lord comes to the prophet.” The prophet reveals It to the audience, and the audience believe It. And, then, that is God in action, God moving by His Spirit.

"The Lord your God shall raise up a Prophet likened unto me."

• Deuteronomy 18:15

• Exodus 19:4

• Hebrews 4:12

• II Chronicles 20:20

Answer explanation

Para 49

In Deuteronomy 18:15, he said, “The Lord your God shall raise up a Prophet likened unto me.” And so that Scripture cannot be broken, He had to come as Son of man. Now that was for His age, when He was here on earth.

"God doesn’t change. His nature doesn’t change. His character doesn’t change. He is still the Word, see, and Malachi 3:6 proves that. He just changes His form for each _______."

• Age

• Person

• Church

• Congregation

Answer explanation

Para 58

You see, all these things just portrayed Christ. He was a part of it. God doesn’t change. His nature doesn’t change. His character doesn’t change. He is still the Word, see, and Malachi 3:6 proves that. He just changes His form for each age. Each age, He has a lotted part of Word which has been prophesied would happen in certain days. Well, as that age comes along, God just moves in another form. See, it’s God all the time, the Word, “the Word made flesh and dwelt among us.”

What does Elohim mean?

• "Unseen force"

• "Object of worship"

• "The Self-existing One"

• “Jehovah-Saviour”

Answer explanation

Para 65

And Abraham called that Man “Elohim.” Elohim is “the Self-existing One.”