<TITLE>04. Par 10-11</TITLE>L-10 I was thinking the other day, the man that made the artificial arm, made a reputation for himself, but the Man Who made the real arm--arm made of Himself no reputation. The man who made the artificial eye made a reputation for making it, but the Man Who made the real eye, made of Himself no reputation. He brought Himself down, God Jehovah, inveiled in flesh, come down to sacrifice Himself for our sins and sickness. The love of God could not be thought of, how deep, and how pure, and how rich, and how high to know God would do such for His enemies, not for His lovely ones who love Him, but for His enemies.
I've often thought if God was willing to die for His enemies, to save His enemies from hell, surely He'd be willing to heal His children's sickness. Don't you think so? If He's so mindful of His enemies.

L-11 Now, in this great hustle of the early apostle's times, how that they were gloriously happy, because they had had an experience. They had something. That's what's they need today, is an experience.
If we were going to take a trip to California and go--someone was going to drive you, you sure wouldn't want a--a driver that had never drove a car before. You'd hunt somebody who had an experience. If you were going--had to have surgery, or dental work, you certainly wouldn't get somebody who didn't know what they were talking about. You would get somebody who had an experience.
And that's the way it is when we go to talk about God. Let's get somebody who's got an experience, who knows what their speaking of. And these apostles had had the experience of Pentecost. They were blessed; they had Divine joy, and their hearts were all bubbling over; the whole world belonged to them. And isn't it too bad, we have lost that joy tonight, that Divine joy, and what they once had? And then I think of how that the world needs the experience that they had at that time.


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