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Incarnationwomen there has not been raisedup a greater than John the Baptist. . . . For all, the Prophets andthe Law, prophesied until John ;and if you want to accept it, Thisis `Elijah who is destined tocome' ."John Merely Extended Work ofElijah Under Influence ofHoly SpiritMal . 4 :5, 6 "Behold, I will sendyou Elijah the prophet before thegreat and terrible day of Jehovahcome . And he shall turn theheart of the fathers to the children,and the heart of the childrento their fathers ."Luke 1 :13-17 "Your wife Elizabethwill be the mother of a sonto you, and you are to call hisname John. And you will havejoy and great gladness, and manywill rejoice over his birth ; . . . andhe will be filled with holy spiritright from his mother's womb,and many of the sons of Israelwill he turn back to Jehovah theirGod . Also he will go before himwith Elijah's spirit and power,to turn back the hearts of fathersto children and the disobedientones to the practical wisdomof righteous ones, to getready for Jehovah a preparedpeople ."John Admitted He Was NotElijahJohn 1 :19-21 "Now this is thewitness of John when the Jewssent forth priests and Levitesfrom Jerusalem to him to askhim : `Who are you?' And heconfessed and did not deny, butconfessed : 'I am not the Christ .'And they asked him : `What,then? Are you Elijah?' And hesaid : `I am not .'"Jesus Was Not an Incarnation .Was Born of Woman, Made FleshGal . 4 :4 "But when the fulllimit of the time arrived, Godsent forth his Son, who was producedout of a woman and whocame to be under law ."180John 1 :14 "So the Word becameflesh and resided among us,and we had a view of his glory,a glory such as belongs to anonly-begotten son from a father ."Had Jesus Been an IncarnationHe Would Not Have Needed Birthas a Child, but Could Have AssumedFlesh as AfterResurrectionLuke 1 :30, 31 "So the angelsaid to her : `Have no fear, Mary,for you have found favor withGod ; and, look! you will conceivein your womb and give birthto a son, and you are to call hisname Jesus .'"Luke 2 :6, 7 "The days came tothe full for her to give birth. Andshe gave birth to her son, thefirstborn, and she bound him withcloth bands and laid him in amanger ."John 20 :19 "Therefore, when itwas late on that day, the first ofthe week, and although out offear of the Jews the doors werelocked where the disciples were,Jesus came and stood in theirmidst ."Luke 24 :15, 16, 30, 31, 33-43"Now as they were conversingand discussing Jesus himself approachedand began travelingwith them ; but their eyes werekept from recognizing him . Andas he was reclining with themat the meal he took the loaf,blessed it, broke it and began tohand it to them . At that theireyes were fully opened and theyrecognized him ; and he disappearedfrom them . And in thatvery hour they rose and returnedto Jerusalem . . . . Now they themselvesdescribed the events on theroad and how he became knownto them by the breaking of theloaf . While they were speakingof these things he himself stoodin their midst . . . . But while theywere still not believing for sheerjoy and were wondering, he saidto them : 'Do you have somethingthere to eat?' And theyhanded him a piece of broiled