<TITLE>13. Par 41-43</TITLE>L-41 And that's what God was showing that He was going to do in the days to come. That when God came down here on earth in the form of the Lord Jesus Christ, walked among men, and He was taken to Calvary and tore apart. And God taken the body up to His right hand and sent down the Holy Ghost upon the Church. And when we come together again, them pieces, just like the old covenant, it's got the dovetail one with the other. And if you ever go in the rapture, you're going to have to have the same Spirit in you that was on Jesus Christ. That's God's covenant with His Church. Amen.
Don't you take a cold formal handshake. You take a heart-warming experience from God of being born again. Don't care where you belong. Yes, sir. 'Cause God...
Remember, when these two met together, if these didn't dovetail, it was throwed out. It had to be the same thing. And the same Spirit was upon Christ has to be on the Church.
God taken the body of Christ and set it on His right hand of power above, and He sent the Holy Ghost back. And It's going around, looking out the Church. And when they come together, it'll have to be the same body, same signs, same wonders, same baptism, same signs and wonders, same Gospel. Amen. That's right.

L-42 Notice. When He made the covenant, and He confirmed it there, later on, Abraham went on. Glory to God. And after that experience he really had the victory then. He got to be ninety and nine years old, almost a hundred. God appeared to him in the Name of the "Almighty God."
The word comes from the word, the Hebrew word, "El Shaddai," which means "the breast, the bosom of a woman." El Shaddai, the Almighty, the Strength Giver, the Nourisher. Like the mother to the baby. When the little baby is fretting and sick, the mother pulls it up to her bosom, and it nurses her strength and her life into it. And another thing it does, it means He's a Satisfier. While the little baby is nursing, it's satisfied while it's a nursing. It ain't well yet, but it's satisfied as long as it's a drawing from the mother. And God is El Shaddai, the Bosom, not one breast, two breast.
He was wounded for our transgressions; with His stripes we were healed. He is God of our strength for spiritual. He's God of our strength for our physical. And no matter which one you need of it, move up to the breast and take a hold of it, God's Word, and go to nursing from It, you'll come back to health and strength. The strength of the Holy Ghost lays in God's promise...?... Take up there one time and take a hold.
Brother, I'll tell you; you see a little baby crawl up in his mammy's arms, he's just as satisfied. I don't care how his little tummy's a hurting; it's all right as long as he's nursing from mammy.

L-43 And I'm telling you, a believer that once takes a hold of God's eternal Word for a promise, if anything come or goes, he's satisfied. He's laying right there, nursing away, pulling the strength right out of God. "By His stripes we were healed. "Wounded for our transgression; with His stripes we're healed," pulling down the blessings of God, satisfied as he's laying there.
Come by, and say, "You don't look any better."
Say, "Glory to God, He healed me." Amen. Stay right with it.
Say, "You ain't got the Holy Ghost."
"That's what you think." Amen.
If you was only pulling from where I am, you'd think he--you had it too. That's right. Amen.


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