<TITLE>12. Par 52-55</TITLE>L-52 Now, watch here. Now, first thing you know, I see when he's ninety and nine. God appears to him to kind of confirm this thing: 17th chapter of--of Genesis. He appeared to him in the Name of El Shaddai. Which the "El Shaddai" is the Hebrew word which means "the breast" or "the breasted one," like the mother with her baby. You take a little baby...
Said now, "Abraham, I am El Shaddai, the Almighty God. Now, yet you're old; your strength's all gone. Sarah's womb is dead; she's ninety, little grandma like now, a great, great, great grandma, ninety years old. She's awful old. The people's laughing at you and making fun of you. But I am the breasted One."
Like a mother to her sickly, fret baby. Now, when the little baby's all weak and run down, his strength's gone, the mother pulls it to her bosom and he nur... The child nurses his strength from the mother. The mother's strength becomes the child's strength as he draws it from her.

L-53 And so He said, "Now, Abraham, you're old; you're past the age; and Sarah's a past the age. But I have to bless her through you, so you just lean upon My bosom and just keep nursing." Amen. Hallelujah. "I'll give you your strength. Draw it out of Me." Oh, my. Not...
Now, watch. The breasted One, not one but two: He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we're healed. Just turn your head if you need healing. Amen. See? "I am the breasted God." That's what it means.
In so many words, "Abraham, I am the breasted God. Now, what I will have to do, I'll have... I'll give you Eternal Life by nursing from here. Now, I'm going to do some Divine healing in your body if you'll nurse from here." Amen.

L-54 He's the same El Shaddai tonight. He changes not. And His covenant people has the same privilege to draw from the same resource that father Abraham had to draw, 'cause God swore by the same covenant that He'd give us the promise. Hallelujah. Oh, my. There you are. There's where my hope is built on, nothing less but Jesus' Blood and righteousness; when all around my soul gives way, He's all my hope and stay. On Christ, the solid Rock, I stand; All other grounds is sinking sand. There you are.
El Shaddai, the Bosom, the breasted God: "If you need salvation for your weak soul, draw from this side. If you need healing for your body, draw from this side; for My covenant was with Christ, My Son. And in there He was wounded for your transgressions. And He was... By His stripes, you were healed. I am the Almighty. Just lean up here and go to drawing from them promises."

L-55 Take them in your heart tonight and just start drawing from them. "God, you promised it. Lord..." Tomorrow I don't care how you feel, what you look like. "Glory, I'm drawing from that promise." Watch how strength begins to renew, how things begin to straighten out, how arms begin to move up, how eyes begin to brighten up, how hearts begin to beat normal. The breasted God, "I'm drawing. Well, I don't care how I feel, what I look like. I'm drawing from that breast."
"Lord, You've promised it. I'm the Seed of Abraham. I am Your child, and I'm drawing from this promise. It's THUS SAITH THE LORD. I believe You. Next day I'm sicker than I ever was. I'm still drawing. I stagger not at the promise of God through unbelief, but strong in faith, giving glory to God for the promise that He said it would be so." Hallelujah.
I know you're going to call me a holy-roller, so you might as well get started now. All right, I am. That's right. Oh, if it takes a holy-roller to get to heaven, then I'm a holy-roller.


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