<TITLE>11. Par -</TITLE>L-26-90 I was once straight-shouldered, had black hair (and a head full of it), and no wrinkles under my eyes; and look at me now, shrinking down, shoulders stooping, getting fat, and wrinkles under my eyes, bald-headed. Why, look what death's doing to me for about--in the last twenty years. Death's doing that. Wait till I get eighty, if God lets me live, and look what I look like, standing like this on an old cane, shaking like that somewhere. But hallelujah, some glorious day, death will take its full toll. Then when I rise in the resurrection, I'll be what I was, what God made me here on earth at my very best in a body not made by Mrs. Branham and Mr. Branham, but created by God Himself: free from temptation, free from sin, free from anything else, never to have a sickness, heartache. Oh, my.
Then I'll take hold of my little wife's hands and walk down through the paradise of God like that in the...?... You'll do the same thing. Not the old gray-headed woman you're leading around tonight, calling your wife, but she'll be just as beautiful as she was the day you married her at the altar. Hallelujah. Whew. That's enough to make a fellow shout. Isn't it? See?

L-26-92 All right, that's the connection. God is determined. When God makes up His mind to do anything, it has to be. Satan spoiled this picture by sexual desire by the woman to bring forth children. He spoiled it. So go ahead and make it, that's all right. This habitation's to pick up these, 'cause the only thing that you do in this life is pick up your form and image, what you are. If you're red-headed now, you'll be red-headed then. If you're black-headed now, you'll be black-headed then (See?), what you was at your best. And if you... Satan interrupted the picture, and you didn't even get what God intended for you to be, you'll be. Oh, how glorious. There's your man.

L-27-93 Now, Genesis 2. Say, I got to hurry; I'll get them. (You got something you got? You...?... up and down?) All right, Genesis 2:18-21:
2. God made Eve from Adam's rib, Genesis 2:18-21. Did God create men and women then, make Adam and Eve--Eve...?...
3. And did Cain go to the just creation of men and women for his wife?
Now, let's now... I don't... The person's probably present who wrote this. Now, when God... In the first question here:
Did God make men and women, of Genesis 2:18-21?
No. I--I... as--as you'll see here, 2:18-21 now, notice:
And the LORD God said, It--It is not good that... man should be alone; I will make him an help mate for him.
And out of the ground the LORD... formed every beast... and so forth.
Now, God made Eve from Adam's side. The woman has one more rib today in the anatomy, the make-up than man does, because a rib was taken from Adam's body. Adam had already been made and was living, and was lonesome, and then God said, "It's not good that man should live alone."


<A HREF="P12">Next Page</A>