<TITLE>15. Par 47-49</TITLE>L-47 Now, I want you to notice. Then when this Angel came down, God Himself... Did you notice, Abraham talked to God in a body, a physical body, had dust on His clothes, eat the meat of a calf, drinking the milk from the cow, eat some corn bread that Sarah baked Him there--God Himself. What did He do? He knowed He's going to be made flesh sometime, so way back here, to prove to Abraham, He just jumped up a bunch calcium and a bunch of--of atoms and throwed them together and lived in that body. Come right down and had a appetite. Amen.
Abraham called him the Lord. That's right. He was. And as soon as He told Abraham what was going to happen, He vanished.
Sarah laughed when she thought, she was nearly a hundred years old was going to have a baby. Hundred years old and going to have a baby, could you imagine that?
Now, brethren, let's say... We all know that Sarah give birth to the baby. We'll all admit that. Look what God did. Now, here's some encouraging for all us old folks. Now, I want you to notice this. What it is... And to you young ones that's coming on, to get old one of these days, watch what God did there.
I was up on a lake here about six years ago, when that revelation come to me. And I'll tell you; they thought they had the Salvation Army out there. Oh, my. I was the noisiest guy they ever heard in their life.

L-48 Now, I'll will tell you what--what God did. If you'll notice real close (See?), the Bible is this... That's where preachers miss it. That's where these big schools miss it. See? The Bible is read between the line. The Bible said... Jesus... The Scripture claims, "I have hid it from the eyes of the wise and prudent and will reveal to babes such as will learn." See? It's between the line.
I got a little girl tonight that I married a few years ago; she's the mother of my three children. And she can write me a letters, she'd say, "Dear Bill, I'm setting here tonight thinking of you and I'm praying with you." Now, that's what she says on the letter. But between the lines, I love her and she loves me, so I know what she's talking about. See? I read between the lines.
And if you want to really read the Bible with a spiritual understanding, get in love with the Writer. Amen. Then you can read between the lines, see where God pulls it out.

L-49 Notice. I can see Sarah there, a little grandma, you know, great, great, great, great, great grandma, hundred years old nearly, little dust cap on, little shawl over her shoulders, walking on a cane. And you know, something happened.
Now, you know it would be hard for that woman to give birth to a baby; anyone knows that. The first thing, Abraham had lived with her since he was about seventeen years old, and she was about forty-five years a past menopause. Now, the impossible... But notice, Abraham, the longer it went the stronger he got.
Now, today, if you get prayed for tonight and tomorrow you ain't perfectly well, you'd say, "Well, they ain't nothing in Divine healing. I never got it." Then you're not a child of Abraham. That's right. 'Cause Abraham, the older he got the greater miracle it was going to be.
So he was strong giving praise to God, said Romans 4. The longer it went, the more blessing it would be, the more miracle it would be, longer it took. So Abraham just kept getting stronger and stronger, giving glory to God. As his shoulders went down, down, he kept giving more praise to God.


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