<TITLE>09. Par 14-17</TITLE>L-14 And at the resurrection every person that's borned of the Spirit of God will come forth in the resurrection.
I believe that it'll be just as we are here. You'll be little men, big men, and--and red-headed, and black-headed, and whatever you are. Now, a lot of people think it's--everybody will be just, look just the same. God's a God of variety. He has white flowers, blue flowers, red flowers, pink flowers; big trees, little trees; big mountains, little mountains; plains. He's a God of variety.
And the--the principle of Christianity is based upon resurrection, not reincarnation, resurrection. If this belongs right here, this slip, and I drop that down. Now, that doesn't mean take this and put it in its place. That isn't a resurrection. No matter it looks just exactly like it, but that isn't it. Resurrection is to go down and get the same one and bring it up. The same Jesus that went into the grave, the same Jesus come out of the grave. That's right. It's a resurrection.

L-15 God made angels. Mama used to tell me I'd be an angel when I died. I found out God never made me an angel. He made me a man, and I will always be a man. I will never be an angel. God made Angels, and He made Seraphims, and He made--He made trees, and He made man, and we're... It's just resurrection. That's what it is, what Jesus Christ proved.
Now, to the Mohammedan and their superstitions, and whatever it is, yet God in His universe proves to us that the Christian religion is right, because it's based on resurrection. Watch everything else how it resurrects, His whole creation.
Now, look at God and see if we can look at Him.

L-16 Here not long ago, a little boy was going to Sunday school down in our city and to a very prominent church. And he--he heard so much about God till he said to his mother; he said, "Mother, I want to ask you something." She said... "Could anybody see God?" He said, "He's so great, I--I'd like to know if somebody could see Him."
"Why," she said, "sonny, ask your Sunday school teacher." So they asked the Sunday school and he...
She said, "Well, I don't know." Said, "You better ask the pastor."
So the--the--the pastor was coming home with them for lunch and he said, "Pastor, I want to ask you a question." Said, "Can anyone see God?"
"Oh," he said, "no, of course not. Why," he said, "no man can see God." Said, "No one can see Him."

L-17 Well, the little fellow was disappointed. And he used to stay down on the river. We live near the Ohio river, and he used to go with an old fisherman up the river, a piece towards the Six Mile Island, fishing all the time. And one day after a big rain, along this time of year, he was coming, pulling down through the waters, you know. And any boatman knows how the music is to... after the rain is over and the little bitty waves on the water, and let your oars clip across it as you're pulling your boat. It was clipping along like that.
The old fisherman had a long, white beard. He begin to look over his shoulder. And where the sun come out, where the rain had been, made a rainbow. And he'd pull the oars, you know, and he'd turn around and look. The little fellow noticed tears dripping off his white beard, as it dropped down. He'd pull a little farther; he'd look back. And the...


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