<TITLE>14. Par 51-54</TITLE>L-51 You get up there where you trust God, to believe Him for healing, believe Him for salvation, believe Him for the Holy Ghost, believe Him for everything. Trust Him. You're eagles. You're made... You're--you're a child of God. You believe like God does. You believe His Word, 'cause you been feeding on His Word. You been fed by the Holy Ghost, the Word, then you can fly.
Well, you know, she watch, because once in a while, one gets out--gets out of order, kinda goes topsy-turvey, you know, gets to flipping around and can't get his balance back again.
I sure believe in grace. Then mother, Jehovah Eagle, you know what she does? She flies right down and catches him on His wings and bears him right back in grace again. That's the way she does it; that's the way the mother eagle does.
Don't be a scared to do some flopping, some trying, some pressing, taking God at His Word. You can't go wrong. You ain't going to hurt yourself. Say, "Well he might let me hit the ground." Them little eagle don't worry nothing about it. They see mama all the time. So they're just having them a Pentecostal jubilee, just having a big time, flopping topsy-turvey, anything else. They're just having a big time. Certainly.

L-52 Then after they get close down to where they might hurt themselves, mother eagle's watching and circling around them, all the time. Oh, I love that. She's just circling around. Then when she sees they might get hurt, they're getting too low so she can't pick them up, she raises her big wings and she screams.
Oh, did you ever hear an eagle scream? When she screams, all of them gives attention, and down are those little eagles. One, two, three, four, they just flop right on the wing, and catch themselves.

L-53 Oh, He will bear thee up any time. Brother, don't you never worry, He will watch you. He knows all about you; He loves you. You're His child. Don't be scared to trust Him. If He shakes you off out in the air, He's just giving you a solo flight. We're going to take a big one, one of these days, go plumb into glory. So you better learn how to trust Him now while you can. You can't do it with all them loose feathers hanging around you. You better get down where the winds a blowing from heaven, shake all the things off of you, all the world, and all of the cares of the world, and all the love of the world, out of you.
The Bible said, "If ye love the world, or the things of the world, the love of God is not even in you." How can you fly then? We can't even walk. You want to act like your barnyard brother down there, never got his feet off the ground. Might have flew up on a fence post somewhere, that's as high as he could ever get, the chicken.

L-54 You know, one time, a man, was told that he was setting an old hen. And he found a eagle's egg, so he thought, "I believe I'll see what this will do." So he took the eagle egg, and he put it under the old hen. And then when that eagle hatched out with all them chickens, if he wasn't a funny looking little bird to all the chickens. That's about the way it is; He gets about one out of a setting. That's about the way you get them. They average about like that, one out of a setting.
And he's always a--a funny looking bird. Why, he's a different bird; he's not a chicken to start with. So then, the old hen, she clucks, and he don't nothing about the clucking of the hen. She gets out in the barnyard on a manure pile, and she begins to scratch. Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck. He don't know nothing about that. He's a eagle. So he's made fun of, with all the little chickens said, "Look at that holy-roller. He ain't like us." All he ever was educated on was a manure pile, somewhere of some seminary. Knows no more about God, than hottentot knows about an Egyptian knight. That's right. All he knows is some man-made theology. He never did have to put God to a trust. "Cluck, cluck, cluck, better not go around them peoples. Cluck, cluck, cluck, days of miracles... There's no such thing as divine healing."


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