<TITLE>06. Par 19-21</TITLE>L-19 Now, I understand that several of the cots and stretchers that were healed and taken out, and there was a... I got a radio call today, or not--or telephone call from a lady that has been paralyzed for a long time... I might not have got it just right. It's something or other. She was here; I offered prayer for her, and she was here, something or other, and had been paralyzed for years, and years, and years. But she can walk now, and she said that she'd been to a doctor, and her doctor said she would walk disfigured, like not a human, like the dog or something. She said, "I'm coming back again to walk out like a human being." Just real... Walk good, she kindly stumbles, but isn't that wonderful? After being paralyzed for (I believe) twenty-five years or something. And so, we're happy that she's that far advanced. May the Lord bless her.
Then an old lady set here for a long time, may be present right tonight. Night before last had been arthritis case. Wonder if the woman's here, would raise up her hand somewhere if she's in the meeting tonight. Been setting here in the wheel... Last one of the wheelchairs, that we knew of, to be healed. All right. Said, "Something just come over her." She got up, and took her wheelchair, and pushed it on out, and went home. And so, we're just happy for that, aren't we? Somebody's mother, just think of it, how God in His goodness helps them people.

L-20 Now, around the Word, I--I just love It, and the fellowship we have around this Word, as interdenominational people in--in a... While we're under this tent, anyhow, we are interdenominational. And we want you to be the same under here. To be able to just... Or when you go out, also, just love all Christians, and love all sinners to make them Christian.
And now, over in the book of Job... We've been so long in Genesis, I thought it would be a change tonight to get over in Job just for a few moments, the 19th chapter, and beginning with the 25th and reading the 27th verse inclusive, for a--a Scripture reading. Very beautiful, very appropriate, and I love to read of Job.
Now, heavenly Father, come to us, get the Word, and may the Holy Spirit deliver It to every heart tonight, just as we have need of. Get glory unto Thyself for we ask it in Jesus' Name, the only One Who can interpret the Word. Amen. Job 19, and 25, and 26, 27:
For I know... (I like that to begin with, don't you? Not, "I guess so, I hope so," but "I know," the surety.)... my Redeemer liveth, and at the last days He'll stand upon the earth:
And though after the skin worms destroys this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God:
Whom I shall see for myself... mine eyes shall behold, and not another; though my reins be consumed within me.
Now, for a text I want to take: "Redeemer, Redemption." And may the Lord add His blessings to the reading of His Word. I...

L-21 Job was the oldest book in the Bible. Job was written before Genesis was written. Before Moses written Genesis, they claim they had the book of Job, a great prince.
And through there, we're taught of trials. And practically... The other day setting up, or not the other day, the last time I was here up at Mount Wilson, and hearing that astronomer giving the--about the different stars, and calling them, and Job named them here in the Bible a long time ago.
You know, man never did know there was paths in the air till just recently. And Job knew it way back, long time ago. You know, science just found out less than twenty years ago that you had skin on your teeth. But Job knowed that six thousand years ago. Sure. He certainly did. He... Many things. Very beautiful book, and a good book on redemption...


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