<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>58-0225, God's Eye, Memorial Auditorium, Chattanooga, TN, 53 min
L-1 And that is with the Holy Spirit all through the audience now, and the Angels of the Lord present to minister in Christ's Name.
I was reading a Scripture this afternoon while studying in the book of the Psalms. And I wish to read it just for a moment, a few verses of it. I'll say two verses. That's the 32nd Psalm, the 7th and 8th verse.
 Thou art my hiding place;...
I love that David speaking, that God is his hiding Place. How I love to think that we have a hiding place, that God's great Presence can be our hiding place, where we can hide from the things of the world. And when trouble arrives, He's our hiding Place. And in the 8th verse, He said:
 ... and I will guide thee with mine eye.
I was thinking... God speaking there, how He would guide us with His eye. And to know that His Presence is ever near and He does guide us. And I was thinking how becoming that Scripture is to the true servant of Christ. In Saint John 5:19, when He says, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself but what He sees the Father doing,... that doeth the Son likewise."...

L-2 The great eye of Jehovah, Jesus was looking through His eyes. It must've been Jehovah's eyes that He was looking through when Simon came up. And He told him that his name was Simon, and He was going to change it to Cephas, and told him his father's name was Jona. It just had to be God's eye that He was looking through.
God's eye has been with the prophets through the ages, that could see ahead of time what was going to happen. It could been nothing else but God's eye when Nathanael was brought by Philip into His Presence, and Jesus said to him, "Behold, an Israelite."
And he said, "When did You know me, Rabbi?"
He said, "Before Philip called you, when you were under the tree, I saw you." It must've been God's eye that He was looking through.

L-3 It must've been God's eye in Saint John 4 when He seen the woman had five husbands. It was God's eye that He was looking through when He--the woman touched His garment and virtue had gone from Him. And He looked over His audience until He found the woman and knew what her trouble was.
It could been nothing else but looking through God's eye when He perceived the thoughts of the Pharisees, when they said, "You are Beelzebub," in their hearts.
It was God's eye that He was looking through when He perceived the thoughts of the disciples, when they said, reasoning, "Who would be the greatest among them?"
It was God's eye that He was looking through when He went down into the pool of Bethesda and looked around to find a man on a pallet, and knew that he had been in that condition for thirty-eight years.

L-4 And what a consolation it is in our Scripture reading last night, that we found that Jesus said, "The Scriptures cannot be broken."
And then when Jesus went away and that great eye of God that was to guide, He promised, "The things that I do, the works that I do shall you also."
And that guiding eye wasn't to be gone at the going of the Lord Jesus. He was to continue forever in His Church. And when He rose on the third day, and ascended up on high, and sent the Holy Spirit back that the Church tonight looks through that same guiding eye that guides His people to all truth. And He is Truth.
And how happy we are tonight to know that that Scriptures cannot be broken, and know that that same eye that will guide us is in our presence tonight, or we're in Its Presence tonight; that shall guide us from sickness unto health, that shall guide us from our afflictions to the cross, that will guide us from of affliction to good health, that will guide us from a sinful life to a sainted set-aside life in God. That Presence of God is ever near.


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