<TITLE>07. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 Now, notice this. Then when Adam realized that he had sinned, God had to make a substitute for his death, because He pronounced death. And He goes out and gets some skins, probably some sheepskins. Now, in order to get a covering for Adam and Eve, He had to make them aprons out of skins, and get skins He had to kill something. Something had to die in the stead because God had placed death.

L-35 And now, let's just get a little picture and see God. Before there even was a moon or a star, way back in the aeons of time before any light ever come into existence, God set back in eternity. And then that same God that covered all the spaces...
They got a glass out here at the Mount Palomar, that you can see a hundred and twenty years--million years of light space. Break that down into miles and you'd run a row of nines around Chicago (See?) of--of miles. But think, and beyond that is still moons and stars.

L-36 Some fellow, very critical on the second coming of Christ, said, "Do you mean to tell me all the Christians that ever died in Christ will rise, them, what you call, born again people? Well," said, "you couldn't place them on this earth like cord wood."
I said, "Who said they'd be here on earth like cord wood?" That's right. They won't. I said, "My heavenly Father stood back there and blowed off His hands moons, stars, moons." I said, "They'll be millions of worlds out yonder. Well, my, hard tell where we will live out in them great places." Said, "How about over ten cities and all these cities He said, 'He that overcometh shall rule over?'" I said, "Why, God's got worlds on top of worlds, and places on top of places."
How can our little infinite mind limited God? Why, we can't, there's no way at all to express Him when you look out and see how vast God is in His universe. Why, He's marvelous.
But to think that He would be so concerned to come down to the lowest individual and the worse drunk or harlot there is in Chicago today (That's right.) and save them. That's love.

L-37 Now, I see Him in Eden. God said, "Why did you listen to that serpent instead of listening to your husband? Your husband is ruler over you." And He put the curses upon them and sent them away.
And I can see that the most dramatic sight, next to it I guess, that I could ever dramatize in my mind, to see little Eve standing there...
Now, I know artists paints her a horrible looking critter and--and hair sticking out like a--I don't know what, and Adam, just a horrible looking cave man, shoulders as wide as barn doors and so forth.
Now, that's wrong; there's no such a thing as that. Why, even human nature teaches better than that.
Now, but I can see the--one of the most perfect men in statue; not too big, not too small, just right. And I can see the most beautiful woman that ever lived on the face of the earth, nearly, is Eve. When Adam looked at her there... When God took a piece from his side here, a rib, and made that woman, she--he looked at her, why, it was... It's still--the effects of it still lingers through the sons of Adam down through here, that admire her.
There that beautiful little woman setting there by his side, and he taking her by his arm, and led her down through the--the paradises of God.


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