<TITLE>10. Par 31-33</TITLE>L-31 What did God make the world out of? Where did the--the dirt that you're setting over tonight, where did it come from? It is the Word of God made manifest. If it isn't, where did He get it? ...(Where did He find it? Where did He get the stuff to make it...?...?)... Why? He spoke His Word, and He believed His own Word, and it formed the earth. Do you believe it? Amen. Then isn't it easy with that Spirit that's in God, that's in you, you believe God can do anything and will keep His Word (Hallelujah.); 'cause you're born again. The life that was in Christ is in you. But if you just belong to church, and never born again, you'll reason. Then you'll never know God until His Spirit, through His Blood, comes into your heart, then you're a new creature. Jesus said, "Except a man be born again, he will in no wise enter into heaven."

L-32 Look at Adam and Eve with the bloody sheepskins around them. There stood a beautiful woman, the prettiest woman in the--ever in the world. No sin had marred her. She was perfect: beautiful blue eyes, her blond hair hanging down her back, the most beautiful woman in the world.
I seen a picture in Rome, here not long ago, where a man had painted a picture of Adam and Eve: the most hideous looking beast I ever seen. ...(ugliest looking, bad looking beast)... Eve--Eve with one big ear, one little ear, and one leg so big and the other one so big, and--and Adam like a beast with hairs out his nose like that, that goes to show what the unconverted heart will think about God. They were perfect, beautiful, wonderful, and there they stood.
And after sinning, there they stood in the Presence of God, wrapped up in bloody sheepskins. God said, "Depart out of My Presence."
And I can see them going. I can see Eve; see her lay her little head over on Adam's shoulder, saying, "Adam, it's my fault. I was the one who did it." But Adam so loved his wife that he--he wasn't--he wasn't deceived, but he loved her so well that he walked out with her: a perfect type of Jesus Christ Who knowed no sin, but came to the world, and taken the sin of His wife, the church, and walked to death with her. Hallelujah.

L-33 Listen at them. There they go. There's all the great Jehovah looking at them. There's goes His son. There goes His daughter. I hear something going like this. [Brother Branham makes a clapping, slapping sound.--Ed.] What is it? It's the bloody sheepskin beating against Adam's legs. He said, "Wait a minute. I, I will put enmity between the woman's seed and the serpent's seed." What was He promising? What was He promising? Promising a Redeemer.
Now, look this way just a minute. Let's move our camera, Four thousand years later we're standing in Jerusalem. It's a terrible day. The sun looks funny. There's a funny feeling over everybody. What's the matter? Let's go to the window. Let's pull the curtains back. I hear something coming. What is it? An old rugged cross, beating up and down on the cobblestone rocks. I see a little weakly looking Guy coming. He's got a cross on His shoulder. He's got a crown of thorns on His head. He's pulling along. The old cross is dragging out the bloody footprints. He's going towards Calvary.
Look on His back, just look a minute. Look by faith. I see some little red spots on His coat, all over His robe. That was from His stripes, where you're healed.


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