<TITLE>06. Par 19-22</TITLE>L-19 Look at this simple little thing now, one thing here. My back there, my little old cave at Green's Mill, how many times the Holy Spirit coming down revealing things, set there and cry. Something God making mention, hard to see... You can't see it with the natural eye. You can't look on it in the Word.
Did you ever read... How many of you ever read a--a--a line from your wife? When I was in Africa, my wife would write me a letter; she would say, "Dear Husband: I am setting here tonight thinking of you." I love her.
When I left home I didn't have to say, "Now, look, don't you have, don't you go with nobody else, I'm your husband. And--and don't you get out of here, and don't you do that." I don't have to do that. She loves me and I love her. And I say, "Good-bye, honey. Pray for me." I go on. She just knows that's--that's what she has... She just does it. So I--I do the same thing, because I love her. She loves me, so it's just a love affair.
That's the same way it is with God. I just take His Word, and He just, we... That's all there is to it. No matter what. You see, see?

L-20 But when she writes me a letter, she might kind of hold a little back, refrain. And she'll say certain-certain things. But now, while she's talking, I--in the letter, I'm reading that letter, but I read between the lines too. I know what she's talking about. I can read between the lines.
Now, there's a whole lot of that so in this great love story of the Bible. Read between the lines. There's the--there's the structure work. The Bible is the structure, but the Holy Spirit's building the building now. Certainly. It's got to frame together and look like this, and like that, and like that, but the Holy Spirit's putting it together.

L-21 Just as Solomon's temple was cut out all over the world, one block was cut this way and one cut that way. When they come together, every block went right to its place without a buzz of a saw, or a sound of a hammer. The great Church of the living God is borned again stones cut out. That's right.
One of these days, persecution's going to set in a bunch of these cold, indifferent, ecclesiasticals will form themselves together with the confederation of church, and will run together, melt right together in one common thing.
Notice, now, like Job, when he was old. He was setting out there, and he said... His wife told him, said, "Job, why don't you curse God and die the death." Said, "You look miserable." Setting there on an ash heap, scraping himself with a piece of crock, scraping his boils, broke out all over, Satan had tempted him, had put boils all over him, killed his children, took everything he had. Some people might say, like they did then, "That man's a horrible sinner." But God was dealing with a saint, not with a sinner. So Job knew in his heart he hadn't sinned.

L-22 So then here come his church members, and set seven days with their backs turned to him. What consolation. "Days of miracles has passed, Job." But Job, he knew different. He was holding out. Then God sent Elihu down. Eli... We haven't time to go into those names: Eli, Elah...?... God representing, the representative of Christ come, and He didn't accuse Job of being a secret sinner, but He told Job...
As Job noticed the trees dying, and things, and living again. He said, "A man layeth down and giveth up the ghost, yea, where is he? His sons come to mourn; he perceiveth not."


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