<TITLE>18. Par 70-73</TITLE>L-70 "Almighty" there in the Hebrew is "El Shaddai," which means "the breast like a woman." The breast is not Shaddai, means single. Shaddai is a plural, breasted. "Abraham, I am the breasted God." In other words, "You're old and your strength is gone. You--your--you're as good as dead, and Sarah's womb is as good as dead, but I am the breasted God. The only thing you have to do, Abraham, lay it on My arm and just nurse your strength back again." Glory. The same yesterday, today, and forever, New and Old Testaments, the breasted God, not breast God, but breasted God. "He was wounded for our transgressions; with His stripes we were healed": The breasted God. Amen. If He was that to father Abraham, He's that to Abraham's seed.

L-71 If you need salvation, nurse your strength back. The baby when it's, oh, sick, and it's a fretting and crying, the mother picks the little fellow up. She holds him to her bosom. She coos to him. And the baby is nursing the mother's strength into its body and it's saving its own life. Not only is it saving its own life, but while it's being saved it's satisfied. It quits crying. It quits running from pillar to post. It just lays there, and nurses away, and nurses his strength out of its mother.
And so is it with every believer in God. If we have need of salvation or healing, we rest our eternal soul, our body upon God's eternal promise, and just take a hold of God's Word, and perfectly satisfied, and call those things which are not as though they were, and nurse away on God's promise. "God, You promised it, I believe it and hold to it." Oh, God.

L-72 Heavenly Father, I pray tonight that in Christ's Name that You'll speak to this people, Lord, and let them know that You're still the Almighty, the breasted God, the One Who made the promise, "Who was wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquity, the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes, we were healed."
Why, His very shadow upon the earth like the moon to the sun. And the moon gives light while the sun is gone away. And so is the church to reflect the Light of the Son of God, while He's gone away. And someday, the moon will go down, and the sun will rise, and they both will blend together then, the moonlight and the sunlight becomes one.
When the Son of righteousness rise with healing in His wings, these old sick bodies will be made immortal. This soul that's tempted and tossed about will then be stable forever in the Presence of God.

L-73 Oh, Father, while we're living and watching and waiting, may we with that eternal, blessed Holy Spirit, that dwells within our hearts, and knowing that He's here to visibly show Himself present to do all kinds of wonders and signs among the people. As He did on the days that He walked in a corporal body here, He made the promise, and today we see Him do the very same things.
O God, may these people tonight never forget that second piece of paper, that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. God took His Life at Calvary and raised up His body on the third day and He sets there at the gate of the throne of God to make intercessions, while the Holy Spirit was upon Him, is here on the world to continue; and God tore Him apart and put the Spirit upon the church to continue till He comes again.


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