<TITLE>08. Par 22-24</TITLE>L-22 Could you just imagine after the first twenty-eight days, I could see Abraham go up and say, "Sarah, honey, how do you feel?"
"No different."
"Well, bless God, we're going to have it anyhow." Sure. A year passed. "How you feel, Sarah?"
"No different."
"Praise God, we'll have it anyhow." Twenty-five years passed. He's a hundred and she's ninety: little old grandma, with a little show--shawl. "How you feeling, honey?"
"No different."
"Bless God, we're going to have it anyhow." Why? He endured and believed that what God said, God could keep His promise. And you are children of Abraham, supposingly. Don't get healed the first night when you accept your healing. "Well, I guess there's nothing to it." No matter what there was to it, God said so and that settles it. Just keep on going. Abraham believed Him.

L-23 Moses, after having forty years of theology, very best training that could be given a man... Why, he couldn't have brushed up on any of his mathematics or any other study that he want--was studying in Egypt upon his medicine. Why, the Egyptians had medicine and stuff that we don't have today. They built pyramids that we couldn't build. They dyed clothes that the dye still looks natural. They embalmed bodies, made mummies; we couldn't make one today. They were smarter than us. And Moses was trained in all the Egyptians till he could teach their masters.
But he got out in the wilderness one time with a bunch of men and over two million people, led them forty years and come out of the wilderness without one feeble person among them. Wouldn't some of you doctors like to know what Doctor Moses had for a prescription? How many babies was borned each night? Doctor Moses had a prescription in his briefcase. I got a little secret. You want me to read it to you? Here it is, all you doctors. "I'm the Lord, heals all your diseases." That was his prescription. It worked for forty years with several million people without one feeble one among them. For one day on the backside of a desert God came to him and he had an experience. When he killed the Egyptian, he looked this a way and that way, killing one man. He was scared. He had never met God. But after meeting God, he went down and sunk the whole Egyptian army and never did look back. He had faith. He knowed what it meant. Sure, he believed God, and he endured, as seeing Him Who is invisible. After he had found God and met God and had an experience, he had faith in it.

L-24 It was Philip, after he heard Jesus tell Simon what his name was and what his daddy's name was, that he could say to Nathanael, "Come and see Who we found."
It was after Nathanael had walked up in the presence of Jesus and Jesus said, "Behold, an Israelite, in who there is no guile."
He said, "How did You know me?"
Said, "Before Philip called you, when you were under the tree."
It was after that that he could say, "Thou art the King of Israel; Thou art the Son of God," after he'd had an experience.
It was after a prostitute, standing at a well, that she seen a Jew and this Jew asked her for a drink. And He said, "Ask Me for a drink."
And He found her trouble and told her that she was living with her sixth husband, which was not right. And it was after that, that He told her her sin, that she could run into the city and say, "Come, see a Man, that told me the things I've done; isn't this the Messiah?" It was after she had seen it, after it had worked on her. Something genuine takes place.
It was after the woman had touched His garment and had been made whole, that all the audience wanted to touch His garment. It was after her blood issue stopped that she could give the testimony: after.


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