<TITLE>07. Par 25-27</TITLE>L-25 So He appears to Abraham in the name of the El Shaddai, the breasted God: one, physical healing, the other spiritual healing. Whatever you have need of, just take it from God. Two resources, two places that...
And notice, like a mother with her little baby (as I said), when it's gentle, and it's sick, and the poor little fellow's all upset and lost a lot of weight, but the mother takes the baby to her bosom and she rocks it. And as it's a getting well, it's nursing from the mother, bringing her strength into the baby.
And that's the way it is tonight madam, and sir, you all along here, all of you sick. When you accept God's promise being your personal property (Here it is.), then you'll lean on His bosom, and you're nursing every day, strength. Where the cancer once eat you up, where TB has withered you away, where the affliction has caught you, Satan's been into your house and crippled you and left you that way from a fever or something, but each day you're leaning on His everlasting arms, with your head upon His bosom, nursing from the Word (Hallelujah.), nursing from the Word.
And notice, not only that, but the baby who's fretting and upset, while it's a nursing, way before it's well, it's satisfied while it's a nursing.

L-26 And every believer, "Every man that cometh to God must believe that He is, and a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him." And every believer coming to God when He accepts God's provided way, His Sacrifice, as he leans upon the bosom of God to trust for his healing, salvation, whatever it may be, he's satisfied. He don't jump about from pillar to post, not tossed about by every wind of doctrine, but he's satisfied. "God gave the promise. I've accepted it; that settles it, so I'm satisfied just right here."
Oh, what a... I've had experience with that, friend. When Mayo's clinic told me in the great break, he said, "You can..." Setting in that council of doctors, they said, "Reverend, you can never be well," said, "you're got a 'gurgitation, your nerves carrying one way, and your blood flying the other." Said, "You can't never--never be well," said, "because it lays within another realm, and we can't get into that realm."
My heart started failing me. I said, "You mean I'm washed up?"
He said, "That's just exactly."
That old doctor setting there with his arms crossed, twitching his mustache, about twenty doctors setting around, he said, "That's right."
And I said, "Well, God hasn't told me that yet."
I walked out of the place, my wife crying. Then I went over to the hotel to lay down, and I said, "God, what can I do?"
And there He appeared, said, "Don't believe that; I'm with you."
Hallelujah. My, I come out there with a big smile on my face, and I said, "Praise the Lord. I'm healed."
Wife said, "You mean you're healed?"
I said, "Sure, He gave the promise, and I've accepted it."
She said... I said, "I'm so hungry."
She said, "Well, I'll go get you a barley water."

L-27 I said, "Open me up a can of beans, and fry me a hunk of ham, give me some onions, and a piece of corn bread, I'm--I'm really going to eat."
Yes, the promise... When you can get it out of your head and get it down here, something takes place. Jehovah-ji... "How you going to do it?"
I don't know. He's already provided the Sacrifice; I just have to walk into it. That's all. Didn't seem to be any different for a while, but it sure--it worked a little later on. I never did weigh over a hundred and twenty-five, twenty-eight pounds, and I weigh a hundred and seventy now. So I feel fine. Why? Because He's still El Shaddai. Just as confident He's going to do it, because He said so... Sure.


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