<TITLE>03. Par 10-13</TITLE>L-10 Now, God has to keep His Word. His very law would express that of Him. If you take hydrogen (one--one--one part of hydrogen, it's still water, you see), and two parts of oxygen, now if that goes together, the law of chemistry and science will make water every time. It has to. If it made it in the beginning, it has to make it now.
And the same thing by God. If--if God made a law, spoke His Word, He's got to keep It. In the Old Testament, in the New Testament, forever He has to keep His Word. If He was Jehovah-jireh there, He was Jehovah-jireh in Genesis, He was with the prophets, He was with the law, He was in Jesus, He was in the early church, He has to be now. And when people would believe Him in Genesis in the law, in Christ, in the church, His law compels Him to do the same thing that He did in the beginning. If it isn't, He did wrong in the first place. See? He has to do the same to be God.
As I have said to you, what good does it do us to have a--a--a God of history if He isn't the same God today. See? It would do us no good.
It's just like in our country; our first President was George Washington. Well, that's history. It does no good today. We have to have another President. See? He was all right in his day. But just Washington alone, he--he's gone. He won't do today. See what I mean?

L-11 Now, if God was just God for Moses, and He's gone today, what good would it do us? But He's the God of Moses. He was the God of Elijah. He was the God of David. He was the da--God of Christ. He was the God of the early church. He's the God of today with the same law, com... compel to His redemptive Name, and He must do the same thing, or He isn't God.
I wish we could all see that and accept it. It would change things. Now, you do not see in Bible terms with your eyes. You see with your heart.
Jesus said to Nicodemus, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a man be borned again he cannot see the Kingdom of God." It doesn't mean "look at," it means "understand." See? And when we can understand, God's attitude towards us then God's compelled then, to give the blessings that He promised through His redemptive Name.

L-12 Now, when we left Abraham last night, where--where God had turned him and Sarah back to a young woman. It's proven because that she was a young woman who found out that--that Abimelech, the king, fell in love with her. And God rebuked him. Why? Out of that stream of blood was coming the Lord Jesus. So the Jewish blood must be kept clean until Jesus comes. And so He protected Sarah.
After a bit, after a few months, a woman near a hundred years old gave birth to a baby. Don't you see the beautiful type? With the world it was impossible, but with God all things are possible. It was a type of Jesus, for He was the Father's only begotten Son, and Mary had a child, knowing no man, impossible without God.

L-13 Now, when Abraham's boy Isaac was born, of course, he called him Isaac, which was the promised one. God had promised Abraham, had changed his name from Abram to Abraham. He was going to make him a father of nations. In that line, he's the father of Germany. He's the father of America, and of--of Sweden, everywhere, the father of the nations.
So he was going to take this boy, and was going to through him bless all nations. You see, what he was, he was a type of Christ. Born the impossible way, the only son of the father, and every way he typed Christ.


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