<TITLE>08. Par 31-35</TITLE>L-31 How many in here ever dreamed a dream, let's see your... Now see, there's at least two-thirds of the people dream dreams. That's about normally. About one-third out of a audience of this size, doesn't dream dreams. There's many people that's never had a dream in their life. What is a dream? It's your subconscious.
Now, say here's a normal man standing here, the first conscience, and here's his subconscious. When this becomes inactive while he's in sleep, why, this one becomes active. While he's in this one he can dream about things he did in this conscious. Then when this one is inactive, he comes back into this conscious.

L-32 And many of you people that dream dreams, remember things that you dreamed about years and years ago. Is that right? Well, you were somewhere. There was some part about you that was somewhere, or it wouldn't be recorded in your memory. Is that right? Now, now, God does--God does deal in dreams, but it's not too active (You see?), unless there be an interpreter, like Joseph or some... and the patriarchs. And king Nebuchadnezzar dreamed dreams and Daniel interpreted.
And the Bible said in the last days that the old men would dream dreams again, and the young man would see visions. Now, now, perhaps, maybe the man that doesn't dream a dream, his subconscious would be way back, like over there at the wall. He sleeps real sound. A dreamer doesn't sleep sound. But now, the one with his subconscious way back, he never gets back to it; he just sleeps through.

L-33 Now, but a--a seer, his subconscious is not back there, neither is it here, but it's right here. Now, he can't help that; that's election and calling of God. The persons makeup was that, God intended that before the foundation of the world was ever put in order. See?
Now, no matter how much this fellow here that dreams a dream would try to keep from dreaming a dream, he couldn't do it. And neither could... If I say to you people that dreams dreams, "Dream me a dream," well, you couldn't do it. No, you can't do it. Yet you do dream dreams.
That's the way with me, I can't do nothing until I see it. Now, right here I do not go to sleep. But it's just like a sleep. You break over into something else and you see what's taking place. And yet you're so conscious, not asleep, but you're so conscious that you know you're standing here on the platform, yet you're in a--like a dream land.

L-34 And you're seeing the patient that's before you, what's taking place. Well, you're just talking, then when you come back sometimes you don't even remember what it was. You understand? Now, that's what affect you can imagine what that would have upon a human being. See? But it... What is it? It's all the sovereignty and the election of God. See? It's God Who does it.
Now, would you come, young lady, if you will. Now, I suppose that we are strangers. I do not know you. God only knows you, I do not. But our heavenly Father knows you. And we be here in about you in Chicago and me from Jeffersonville would be about three hundred miles apart. We've probably never seen one another or nothing in life. But God knows you. See?

L-35 And do you believe that He's able to reveal to me through His Spirit what's wrong with you? Do you believe that? And if it is the truth, you'll witness the truth. 'Course if it isn't the truth, then it isn't the truth, and I'll be found a false apostle or false teacher. Is that right?
You're not standing here for yourself. You're standing here for a mother. And that mother has--has a cancer. And she has some kind of a spells like; it's--it's convulsions. Is that right? And isn't... Haven't you got somebody with you, a sister about your age? Is that right? And you're from New York, Rochester. Is that right? Go find your mother now, and I trust that she'll be well when you find her. God bless you, my sister, and may God be with you.


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