<TITLE>10. Par 42-45</TITLE>L-42 Abraham in his heart knew Them were not ordinary Men. Notice, and he run in real quick and said, "Sarah, go get your sifter and sifter a little meal right quick. And get down here and bake some--some corn pone right quick on the hearth." And he run out into the herd, and got a calf, and killed the calf, and had a boy to dress it, and went and milked the cow, and churned, he got some milk. And he brought that calf, corn pone, milk, and bread, and butter, and set it down before these Men to eat, and One of Them was Almighty God. Amen.

L-43 Stay in the will of God. You'll see God. Just stay in His will. No matter how others think about it. Stay right in the will of God. Some preacher told me not long ago, said, "Do you believe that was God?"
I said, "The Bible said it was. And if the Bible said it was, it was."
Said, "How could He ever become flesh like that?"
"Why," I said, "you just don't know the power of God." That's all. What is it to God? Well, you know what I believe He done? And those two Men with Him were Angels. Well, God just reached over and got a little petroleum out of the earth, and a little cosmic light, and--and some calcium and said, [Brother Branham makes a blowing sound--Ed.] said, "Step in there, Gabriel. [Brother Branham makes the same sound again.] Step in there, Michael." Reached the other handful, then stepped in it Hisself, and while He was in flesh, He was hungry.
Now, to you people that won't eat meat, what about that? And He eat the calf, drank the milk from the cow. That's what the Bible said. And He eat corn bread and had butter on it. That's a pretty good dish. And He eat it. And the Bible said it was God and two Angels. Sure.

L-44 I'm so glad that He's that way. What's the--what's the trouble of the resurrection then? A God that could blow a handful of atoms together to hold some petroleum together in a instant's time, and step down in into it, and go right back out the same way, why do I worry about dying then? Long as He knows me, and long as I know Him in the power of His resurrection, means that it'll come out someday from among the dead. Amen. See it?
What is human flesh? What's it made out of? Where was it? As I told you last night, my wife said to me, "You're almost bald-headed, Billy." I told her I hadn't lost a one of them.
She said, "Well, where are they at?"

L-45 I said, "Tell me where they was 'fore I got them?" They are there waiting for me. They were... And someday, this body that now is, won't be, yet it will be again. What is it? God put it together. Amen. Death is reigning in the mortal beings now, but someday death will be put down forever, and God will speak, and we'll jump from the dust in the resurrection. That's the Christian hope. Amen.
God standing by Abraham, God, Almighty Jehovah Who just blowed a few atoms together and said, "Now, I'll step down and talk to Abraham like a man." And the Angels went on to Sodom. And Lot in his backslidden condition, recognized them. And yet, God walked out with Abraham, and blessed him, and went up, and disappeared from him. He was and then was not. You get it?
We might drop this in just as a little extra here, not in no big hurry, are you? Look, just a little extra, I want to give you some comfort.
Notice, here some time ago, I was preaching on over at Benton Harbor, Michigan. They had a--a radio minister got it and wrote it in a book. So it's a very consoling word.


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