<TITLE>07. Par 20-23</TITLE>L-20 Now, listen close. Before there can be a deep in here calling, there had to be a deep out there to respond to that call. In otherwise, before there was a fin on a fish's back, there had to be a water for him to swim in, or he'd never had the fin. Before there was a tree to grow on the earth, there had to be an earth first for the tree to grow in, or there would be no trees to grow on the earth. See what I mean?

L-21 Recently, I was reading, or sometime ago of a little boy. And he'd eat the erasers off the pencils at school. And his mother found him eating the rubber pedal off of a bicycle. So they didn't know what was wrong with the little fellow, and they took him to the clinic, and the doctor give him his blood check and so forth. They found out that his body needed sulfur. And sulfur is in rubber.
Now, look. There had to be a sulfur to respond to that call, or the call wouldn't have been there. If there was no sulfur to come to that call, the call would never been there. And then, as sure as there is a--a faith that believes in God, and wants more of God, there's got to be a God somewhere to respond to that call in the heart.

L-22 You here today believe in Divine healing, don't you? What does that? See? There has to be a fountain open somewhere of Divine healing, or you would never have that desire in your heart. See? There's got to be a deep to respond to the deep that's calling to the deep. In otherwise, if there is a hunger in your heart to be healed by God, there has to be a God to make that hunger. In other wise, let me put it like this. Before there can be a creation, there has to be a Creator to create that creation. You get it? Amen.
Then if you desire to be healed of God, then there's got to be a fountain open somewhere. Now, there's things that you could lay on the psychic side. For instance, I--I love nature. My mother is a half Indian. And there's just enough about it, till I was born and raised in the woods. I've knowed nothing but outdoors and hunting. That's the reason I was a game warden, worked in--in conservation, always in the woods rambling. And many times, it's not for the animals, but it's for... There's something about nature, that when I see a sunset or a sunrise...
I get up early in the mountains, and go climb to the top of the mountain, just to watch the sunrise. I remember one day, while I was herding cattle on a range. I've done quite a bit of riding. And on the Tripod Ranch, in Denver, Colorado, out of Denver, about a hundred and twenty miles on Troublesome River, Hereford Association where we graze there... I was up one year on a hunting trip. And the foreman of the range and I, we all knew the country real well, and we were elk hunting. And he had taken one section, going into what they call the west fork of the river, and I took the east fork, and about five days later we were to come together. I was at least seventy miles from any civilization, way back in there by myself with a pack horse.

L-23 That year, why, they hadn't had no snow, so tracking was bad. And--and long in October, the--the rain will rain awhile, and then there'll be a snow, and then there'll come sunshine, and dry it all off. And it's just kinda spasmodic, the weather is. And I was way high, up around the timber line this year. And I was walking along there, and I... The elk herd was high; the snow hadn't drove them down. And I set down my rifle, and was standing there. And there come up a rain, a real hard storm. And I was near a blow-down. And I was standing behind a tree, until the storm passed, and when the storm passed, it was cold; it turned cold during the rain. And the sun setting in the west, peeping through the crevice of the mountain. And slipping against the side of the hill, it formed a rainbow, of the evergreens where it had froze, the ice had froze on the evergreens up that high, about ten thousand feet where I was at, just at timber line. And the evergreens had froze.


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