<TITLE>09. Par 30-32</TITLE>L-30 And we find out that in doing that, He proved to Sarah and Abraham there, and turned them back to a young man and woman and gave them this baby. Isn't that wonderful? And He has promised that all the seed of Abraham will be likewise in the resurrection. So what do we care how old you get? What do you care what takes place here? It all lays whether your faith is anchored yonder in God or not.
How that, after Gerar, the experience, how that Abimelech come up and took this beautiful, young, Hebrew girl, which was only a hundred years old, [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] and... Isn't that something? And fell in love with her and took her over and had, perhaps, all of his maids to get her all fixed up, and prettied up, you know. He was going to get married, and said his prayers, stretched out in the bed, and turned his feet up, folded his hands, and said, "Tomorrow I'll marry the prettiest girl in the world."
And about that time he fell asleep, and God appeared to him, said, "You're just as good as a dead man, 'cause you got a man's wife over there. And he's My prophet. And take his wife back to him, and restore. If you don't, you, and all that you've got is going to die, and you'll just be no more; that'll be all."

L-31 Him a righteous man, rose, told it to his little kingdom. And they went over to Abraham and took Sarah back, and reproved Sarah, and gave her back to Abraham. And Abraham prayed for him, and God healed him and all of his land.
And notice, how that God in His sovereign grace did this. Then the time come for little Isaac to be born. And God sent him just exactly like He promised; He kept His Word to the letter. He will always do that. When you see God's made a promise... You remember singing the old song:
Every promise in the Book is mine,
Every chapter, every verse, every line.
I'm trusting in His love divine,
Every promise in the Book is mine.
It's your possession. Jesus died, gave you a checkbook for your whole earthly journey, signed His Name at the bottom of every one of them. For any redemptive blessings you have need of, fill it out, hand it in. Watch and see if it doesn't come rolling down the horizontal rainbow to your soul. God's obligated to do it. The deposit's already made, the deposit for anything. Think of it. The trouble of it is with Christians, they don't know what they have.

L-32 People come to Christ today, lovely people, and accept the Lord Jesus, and say, "I love You, Lord Jesus," and go back and think that's all of it. Why, you just entered the door to a great big compartment house, arcade. You know, if I inherited anything, if somebody give me a home, I'd sure look it all through. I'd go upstairs, downstairs, in the pantry, all around the house. I'd see what I owned. But the trouble of it is, is today people just get saved and say, "Well, this is all of it." Oh, my. You've got every redemptive blessing Jesus died for as your personal property. Amen. Get up and look around, see what you own.
God told Abraham, after the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, said, "Stand up, look as far east, go this way, and west, look around, it's all yours."
Abraham took a little journey to see what he'd... what belonged to him. And if you've got a need tonight, take a little journey down in God's storehouse and see if you don't belong--these things don't belong to you. Yes, sir, they're all yours.


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