<TITLE>09. Par 26-28</TITLE>L-26 So then, what is it? God ordains it. First thing you know, we'll come down to then end of the river someday, old and gray. Perhaps mine will come too, like that. But all that death done for you here, when you die, that settles it.
And then, in the resurrection you'll be the pattern that God made you, that young man and young woman. And you and mother will be in eternity, or in the great millennium, young men and young women again forever. I can prove that by God's Word.
Next time, I'll do that in a camp meeting, the Lord willing. That's right.
Showed through Sarah and Abraham, and all the promises and everything leads right straight to that... We haven't got a thing to worry about, not a thing.
Hadn't been for the healing service, I'd get in on that this week (See?), to--to get that. We'll try it and see if you don't holler for healing...?...
So to get in on there where you see, it takes all the fear away. My, you just... There's nothing in the world can harm you. And oh, we're bound for the promised land. That's all there is to it. God can't take His Word back. He couldn't be God.
I might take mine back 'cause it ain't true. But His--His is true, and He can't take His back. And how beautiful.

L-27 Now, to think of Jesus right in the beginning of His ministry there, and how wonderful it was to see Him is His--how in His power He went forth and done signs and wonders. And here He is down by the Gennesaret, the lake there.
And I can imagine the stir around the people. They'd a meeting the evening or evening before. And so, great signs had taken place. So they say, "Say, you know that young evangelist that's a preaching here that's the Healer. Why, He's having a service down there at the bank this morning. I noticed all the women coming down off the hill, going down. The men left their plows in the field to go down hear Him talk. A little something about Him seems different."

L-28 I just imagine there is, don't you, brother? Yes, sir. And He was standing there, and the first thing you know, the press got so hard, the people pressed upon Him to hear the Word of God. Oh, I love to hear good preachers. I just love to hear them.
But, oh, I would sacrifice every bit of it, if I could hear Him just in one sermon. Wouldn't you? I'd like to hear Him when He stood there and said, "Come unto Me all ye that labor and heavy laden. I'll give you rest." I'd love to hear that. We'll never hear that, I guess; but we will hear this: "Well done, My good and faithful servant." That's the main thing. It's all over then.
And how He stood there, and He would speak to the people. And I can imagine seeing about three tired fisherman, or four, setting out there on a stump, or a chunk, they'd got up there.
Said, "Let's hear what this Fellow's got to say. We've heard Doctor Jones and all of them. Let's hear what He's got to say."
I can imagine Simon scratching his head and saying, "Say, you know what..." Just like any other sinner when he come to the church. He gets the very last seat he can (See?), set way back. You know that, brethren, in your church. So he begin to scratch his head, you know. And he said, "You know, there's something different about that Fellow." So he just picked up his chunk and moved it up a little closer.


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