<TITLE>10. Par 33-37</TITLE>L-33 Then we find out, after all these trials and testings, one little part we want to get to. Do you like to read between the lines? Why, the best part of the Bible is wrote between the lines. Sure it is. As I told you the other night, the Bible is hid from every seminary. You don't know God by the seminary experience; you know Him by a borned again experience. That's right. See?
Seminaries... Nothing against them, now, not at all, but that's not--that's not it. You put all the emphasis on that. See? "How well is he educated? How many degrees has he got?" See? It isn't that. It's how much bags is in the knees of these trousers from prayer is what I like to know about. That's the best thing. Yes.

L-34 Then when he was in that condition, Job looked up to God, and knowed He stood firm upon the burnt offering. He knowed that he'd had a Redeemer that would come someday, and he said, "I'll see Him at the end time."
I want you, just a little between the lines now, to read. As He said, "I've hid It from the eyes of the wise and prudent, and will reveal It to babes." You don't have to be wise; you have... "He that humbles himself shall be exalted; he that exalts himself shall be made abased (See? Be brought down)." So just see how little, and how simple you can live before God if you want to get anything. Sure.

L-35 Then when God, writing His letter, then He's got it hid, as I told you, like a--a letter from my wife. She writes me a letter, but I read between the line, because I love her; and I--I can just about know what she's talking about. No matter what she says on the paper, I know what she means (See?), because I love her. And that's the way you do when you love the Lord Jesus and you pick up the Bible. It's a different Book then. After you're borned again, God gets ahold of you and begins to reveal Himself to you through the Word.

L-36 And then Job... Notice, he said, "I know my Redeemer liveth." Watch his prophecy? First his comforters come and accused him being a secret sinner because he was sick. But God sent Elihu down, a representative of God, meaning "Christ." Eli...?... for El for "the," and so forth. The name breaking down with a...
And when he come, he told Job... Never accused him of being a sinner, but he told him that there was coming a just One Who could stand in the breach and put His hand on a sinful man and a holy God, and bridge the way. Then the Spirit struck the prophet. When he got into the will of God, got back into the channel, and he--the Spirit struck him, and he stood up, and said, "I know my Redeemer liveth. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] The last days, He'll stand on the earth."

L-37 Notice, when Job died, here's just a little drop, and then we will go right on with redemption. Notice, when Job died, before he died, specifying in the place that he was buried... That had something to do with it. And along came Abraham. And when Sarah died, his sweetheart and wife, when she died, it was strange, but Abraham goes up into the land to where Job was buried, and buried Sarah in the same land where Job was buried. Now watch, they were prophets. Now, this wasn't written in the Scripture now.
And notice, when Abraham died, he slept with Sarah, the same place. Abraham begot Isaac, and when Isaac died, he was buried with Abraham. And when Isaac begot Jacob, and Jacob died down in Egypt. But before he died, he made his prophet son, Joseph, come down and put his hand on his hip where the Angel had touched him, and changed his walk, and swore by God that he'd not bury him down in Egypt. Wonder why? Wonder why?


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