<TITLE>07. Par 21-24</TITLE>L-21 And if our doctors are--cannot find anything to help us with, don't you think that God's obligated? The same kind of a crisis arise... Dr. Moses, back there, none of the--and it was taught in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and none of their--their doctors that they had with them... You mean to tell me those shrewd Hebrews, have always been a smart people, thrifty, and they had all their remedies and things with them, that they tried to treat a snakebite... As many serpents as there was in those days, but their snakebite, their remedies for snakebite would not work. So then God was obligated to--to act. And He will always act in a crisis. And the way He acted then, He's got to act the same now, or He did wrong when He did that. See? He's got to act in the same way. Oh, there's nothing wrong with God, friends.

L-22 If I'd say this with all my heart, as a Christian minister. Tonight, if every soul that's in the United States would turn to God with all their heart, with all their soul, and believe Him that way, I'll say that the cancer, heart trouble, and everything in America, the problems would be settled right there. That's right. But when you got so much mixed up, and just think what a little teeny, one fortieth, oh, my, one percent of one hundredth would be about the people who really believe in Divine healing. And then, think of the battle you've got in the opposition. And in there, you got people who think that it's fake. You got people who think that it's--it's some crazy something. And--and all these other things you've got to combat with. So you see, we're on the small side, as far as eyes is concerned, or--or mental conception, but in the eyes of God we're in the majority. 'Cause one is the majority with God.
Notice. But when... He thought if Elijah would've come down that road, then he'd have run out there and stopped him and said, "Elijah, great prophet, you and Elisha, will you ask God? And I believe God would give me my sight back." That's the kind of faith to have. "But I--I can't do it now, because it's all passed. They tell me at the church that it's all passed."

L-23 Then he hears some horse coming, or a little donkey coming down the road, clicking his little heels, as he's walking along, little hoofs, rather, on the street, as he's clicking along the side of the cobblestones. And all at once, he runs out into the road, hollers, "Would you please help a blind man? I have a wife and baby at home, and I have nothing to eat for them. Would you please help a blind man?"
A fellow stops and says, "Our of my way, beggar, I am on my way; I am the head of the ministerial association of this city down here. I am on my way to stop a fanatic. All this fanaticism of a prophet in this day, oh, I tell you, it's ridiculous to what our country's coming to. Such fanatics, a soothsayer, a fake is entering this city today, and the ministerial association has to get together with all the medical science and stop this nonsense. So out of my way."
And the boy pushes him out, and said, "Yes, holy father, we will take you straight on into the city to your destination. I am the servant of the Lord." And clicking on down the street...

L-24 Poor beggar turns back, sets down by the side of the wall again, no one to help him, no one to encourage him. Then he starts dreaming again, as it was. Said, "Just think, less than a mile from here, Israel, my people, crossed this river of Jordan in the month of April when she was swelling. And Jehovah God moved back the waters and let them cross on dry ground. And down less than a mile from where I'm sitting, there's a pillar of stones, pile of stones piled up, as the memorial that Jehovah did this. Surely, He's still Jehovah. How could a mighty One like that cease to be?"


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