<TITLE>07. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 Now, and she was killed without the camp. And Eliezer had to watch the--her being killed. And then, when she was dead, he had to get the blood, and stripe it upon the door of the tabernacle, seven times, showing that it was a public testimony before the people that a innocent substitute had died for a guilty victim, a public testimony to everyone who passed that way knowed that they were coming under the blood of an innocent substitute of their sins. Then when she was to be burned, and her ashes was to be gathered up and put in a clean place outside (watch.), outside the tabernacle, in a clean place. A clean place, for it was a water of separation or purification from sin.
Now, you can't deal with sin, 'less you deal with sickness. Sickness is the result of sin. Before we had any sickness, we had no sin. But when sin came in, sickness followed it. And how can a person preaching the Gospel ever deal with salvation without thinking. How can he see it in the Scriptures, that it has to deal with sin also, or with sickness also.

L-30 For instance, a bear was here on the platform, and his head was way back, turned this a way, and his foot had me caught into the ribs here with his claws. There's no need of cutting the--the foot off, just knock him in the head. That takes care of the whole thing. See?

L-31 And when Christ died for sin, He died for every attribute of sin. "He was wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities; chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we were healed." Every attribute that He died for is yours.
God gives you a checkbook with Jesus' Name signed at the bottom of it for any Divine attribute that Christ died for. Are you afraid to fill it out? Amen. Don't you think the bank of heaven won't honor it? "Whatever you ask the Father in My name, I'll do it." Amen. Just sign My Name to it here and take it on up. That's right. Cash in tonight. Amen. Wonderful insurance policy.

L-32 I have nothing against insurance. But an agent not long ago, was trying to sell me insurance, and I said, "Aw."
He said, "Look, Billy, you haven't got a bit of insurance." Said, "You--you ought to have it. You're a father; you got these children and so forth." Said, "You ought..."
I said, "I got insurance."
He said, "You have?" Said, "I thought your wife said that you didn't have insurance."
I said, "Oh, I got insurance."
And my wife looked around and said, "Billy?"
I said, "Yeah, I have insurance."
Said, "What kind of insurance you got? What company is it with?"
I said, "Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine. Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine. Heir of salvation, purchase of God, Born of His Spirit, washed in His Blood."
That insurance man, a friend of mine, took off his hat and said, "Billy, I respect every bit of that." But said, "Billy, that won't put you in the graveyard up here."
I said, "It'll get me out. I'm not wondering about getting in there. The thing of it is, is getting out."
That's what we need tonight, is not getting in there, it's a way out. That's the only insurance policy that'll take you out, the shedding of the Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ; only insurance policy there is. And it's a perfect policy, written in the Blood of the Immanuel's veins. When sinners plunge beneath the flood, lose all their guilty stains. Amen.
Notice, the Blood made the difference.


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