<TITLE>08. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 Aren't you happy that Jehovah Eagle watches over His little ones? Why, we would break our neck with the power of God, if it wasn't that Jehovah watched us and set our limit. He'd put out boundaries. That's what He said, "I'll set a boundary, no man can pass it." So God, Jehovah God, the great mighty I AM, sets His boundaries and His love, and spreads out His wings over the top of His little eagles, and when He does, then there's no one or nothing can harm them. Aren't you happy about that? Why, it's enough to set every soul afire with the power of the Living God to give the great praises to Jehovah. I think every person in the world, ought to praise Jehovah for His goodness. How that when you were a little, bitty eaglets, in the nest, not able to take care of yourself, not able to watch, yet you had Someone watching over you. Blessed be His Holy Name. How that Jehovah watches His little ones. His eye never leaves them; day and night, it's upon them to watch them and to shield them from wrong, and for--from the harms and danger. Oh, how blessed we should think of that.

L-30 Now, notice what takes place. Now, He says His prophets are what? Eagles. Now, what does a--a eagle do? He goes so high. Now, if he goes way up, he can see far off. And God's prophets went up, way back yonder twenty-five and three thousand years ago, and could see the condition of today.
Look what Paul did, that great eagle of the sky, when in 2nd Timothy, he said, "That the day would come, when the church would be heady, high-minded, lovers of pleasure, more than lovers of God, trucebreaker, false accusers, incontinent, and despisers of those that are right, having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof, from such turn away." God's eagle going up to warn us about it.
How that Ezekiel, way back, and all the way back into the prophets, saw the carriages jostling in the broad ways, Nahum, twenty-five hundred years ago, saw the--the horseless carriages here in the broad ways.
How that all the prophets went far up and seen far off the things that were coming, and could forewarn His little eaglets of trouble.

L-31 How an old eagle will put her little ones down on the grass, and go up into the sky, and set on the highest rock, and watch around to see if anything's going to happen. How the Holy Spirit, when a young eagle, a young Christian is born, how He sets in the heavens and watches. Nothing can harm them. He watches. Nothing can bother the eaglets, 'cause the old mother eagle's watching over it.
Now, there finally comes a time when this eagle begins to grow. And when this eagle begins to grow, then the mother of the eagle, she has seen all kinds of birds, and now, how much different this eagle is from a earthbound chicken.

L-32 Now, a chicken is a bird too. A chicken's a fowl, just same as an eagle is. But what a difference. And the chicken don't know nothing about the heavenlies. It never was up there. And that mother eagle has determined that her little brood won't be like an earthbound chicken. She's going to see to it.
Oh, I like that. Although it is his denominational brother, but yet he hasn't been up there. He don't know what he's talking about. He can't stand the heavenlies, 'cause he's never been there. He knows nothing about it. Oh, my, certainly, he's never been up there.
They say, "There's no such a thing as the baptism of the Holy Ghost." How can he say it in a chicken's nest? He's not a eagle to begin with. When he said, "There's no such a thing as divine healing." Why, he don't know nothing about it. He's never soared where the eagle has soared. He's never put God to a test. He's never been healed by the power of the Almighty God. Therefore, he doesn't know nothing about what he's talking about. He's just a clucking. He don't know the cry of the eagle. Oh, what a difference there is.


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