<TITLE>03. Par 10-14</TITLE>L-10 Eagle food comes from the mouth of the Feeder, not some man-made theology, but from the mouth of the Feeder, which is Jehovah Eagle, Who feeds with His own Word.
And the eagle will never bring her babies anything that would hurt them. Oh, I just love that. God will never make a promise that He won't stand behind. And every eagle just loves to get a hold of that Word. He loves it, because it comes from the mouth of Jehovah Eagle. He loves to receive It.
Oh, I've seen the little ones waiting for mama to come up. And they'd all raise and hold their little mouth open; ever what mama brought them, that's all right.
And that's the way that a true believer is. No matter what Doctor Jones said or what anybody else said, if Jehovah put it in His Word, they believe it and receive it.

L-11 The scientist can say, "The days of miracles is past. And there is no such thing as Divine healing; the Holy Spirit only fell on the hundred and twenty."
Oh, but when Jehovah said, "It's for you, and to your children, and to them that's far off, even as many as the Lord our God, shall call..." If they're called, they'll eat.

L-12 So he has to be a special bird to take this food. And he has to be made up to go into those atmospheres. That's another thing about him. And then in order to get up there he has to have strong wings. A ordinary bird, his feathers would fly out of him, 'cause he can't stand when he gets up there. But an old eagle can soar, where another bird can't get a hundred yards off the ground without flopping himself to death. You know that's right. Yes, sir. They'll just beat the air, and plunge, an old crane or something, bumping up and down, and trying to ride the waves and staggering over, where a eagle just sets his wings and rides on the wind. It's feathers are strong; they don't move; they don't give. He just maneuvers his body, and he sails away.
That's the way every believer; he doesn't run from pillar to post and from place to place, a Methodist this week, and a Baptist next week, and to--one this week, and another one next week, he just sets his faith in God's Eternal Word, and sails away, riding on the waves of the air.

L-13 Sometime ago, up in Colorado I was hunting. It was early in the fall, and the snow hadn't got deep enough yet to run the elk herd down. And the rancher, he'd went on another section over on the west fork of the Troublesome River. I was on the east fork. We'd meet in about five days.
And I had some pack horses, so I was getting--going, hunt an elk, not so much as to hunt the game, but just to be alone with God. And it come up a storm, and it blowed and blowed, and I got in behind the trees. I was almost at timberline. Then it would come a rain, and rain all the snow away, and then it'll come sunshine out; it's just stormy that time of year, and that's what runs the big animals down into the valley, where they're easier to hunt.

L-14 And then, this storm come up, and I stood behind a tree until the storm was over. And then, when the storm was over, I come out and I begin to look, and the western part of the state, the big crevasses in the mountains, the sun was setting, and the reflection on the frozen evergreen made a--a rainbow across the valley.
Oh, my, the Bible said, "When the deep calleth to the deep..." You could see God there in the rainbow, as a promise. Just get alone sometime with God and just see how close He is to you. He's in the atmospheres; He's in--He's in His bushes; He's in His flowers; He's in the air; He's in the rainbow; He's in His people; He's everywhere.


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