<TITLE>10. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 Oh, the little boy got... He was setting in the bow of the boat, so he run up in the--towards the stern of the boat. He said, "Sir, I'm going to ask you a question that my mother can't answer, my Sunday school teacher, or my pastor." He said, "God is so great." Said, "Can anyone see Him?"
And the old fisherman pulled his oars into his lap, throwed his hands to his face like that and wept out, grabbed the little fellow and hugged him. He said, "God bless your little heart, honey. All I've seen for the past thirty-five years has been God." There's so much God on the inside, you can see Him on the outside if He gets on the inside. The old fellow was just so full of God in here, everything he looked at he seen God in it. You got to get God in here in order to see God outside.

L-19 You remember when you was first converted? Oh, how different things looked. The trees looked different and the birds had a sound like they never had before. Is that right? God had just come in here; God's speaking out in His universe. How marvelous He is.
How I--I love to watch Him in His nature, God how He--He provides things. Of the fall of the year, sometimes I go up into the north woods to go hunting. And I noticed up there on the lakes, these little ducks come up from down in the south and go up there and make their nests on this lake. And they... The little ducks are raised there; they're hatched out.
Well about, along about September it gets cold, and the first breeze comes down across the mountain there, and real cold breeze... Well them little ducks, now, has never left this lake. It was born right there on this lake. And there's one of those little ducks in that group is a leader, a little drake. And when that wind begins to blow down across through there, that little fellow will run out there in the middle of that lake, stick that little honker of his up in the air, honk four or five times and every duck on the pond will come to him.

L-20 And what he will do, he's never been off that lake; he was borned there in the spring; it's fall of the year; he will raise right up off of that lake and go just as straight to Texas as he can go, to the rice field, without a compass or anything. What is it? God working in His nature, working among His animals.
If God give a duck enough sense to know how to get out of the cold weather, what ought it do to a man that's borned again of the Spirit of God? See? Watch God among His ducks, among His--His--His animals.

L-21 You take for instance, like, you'll read in the newspaper and it says, "Tomorrow it's going to be a--it's going to be a pretty day." And watch that old hog go sow, go over there on the other side the hill, on the north side, bring them shucks around on the south side and make her bed; don't you pay any attention what that newspaper's talking about. That hog knows more about it than what the newspaper ever could know about it. It's going to get cold weather.
You go hunting and watch those rabbits getting back under those shelters and things like that. Look out for rainy weather. See? God working in His nature... Don't you believe He does? Look at Him in His sunset. Notice the sunset.


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