<TITLE>02. Par 5-9</TITLE>L-5 Now, we been speaking on Abraham, and I just kinda hitting the highlights, the--just the, what we would call the high points. And I just only wish that I had the opportunity and time now, that we could just take that book of Genesis and break them down. We're just touching the high spots of it. If we could go back and pull in those Scriptures...
I stayed on the Book of Revelations one time in my church for three years straight. That's constantly in services. And just breaking the words down, and all of the... I'm breaking the text, I mean. All of God's Word just dovetails rights together. There's no contradiction in His Word. And all of it, of the sixty-six Books, there's no contradiction. They all just hit the same place. You can depend on It being inspired.
We're so glad to have a--a real God and a real Bible, and a God that stays behind His Word, and backs up every Word He says. I'm so happy to know that.

L-6 'Course, the other day, you know, I had a birthday. I'm not no little boy no more. And I--I--m--my--but my anchor that holds within the veil. That's the main thing. I--I'm so glad of that, that after life is fading away, and the--the moisture of the river of Jordan begins to strike me in the face--or some of these mornings, I don't believe I will be fearing then.
One of these days, I'm going to preach my last sermon, close the Bible the last time. And you know what I want to say then when I know I fought my way through the battlegrounds to the end of the road? I--I want to get down to the river and say, "Send out the lifeboat, Father, I'm coming over home this morning." I believe He will do it.

L-7 So now, have you enjoyed these lessons on Abraham? Thank you. Now tonight, we are going to have the third and last of this, because tomorrow night we're going to start healing services again. And, if the Lord willing, I want to speak tomorrow night just almost a continuation, but on "Time Of Decision." And that was, of course, comes out of Genesis the 24th chapter, where I take my text of Rebekah where she had to make a decision.
And pray for these services. And tomorrow morning at the Christian Full Gospel Businessman's breakfast at Clifton's. I'm sure you're all invited to come, and if you cannot come by some means, turn on the radio, 'cause they certainly have a wonderful time there.

L-8 I seen some great healings take place down there at that breakfast. Now, my tape boy here, one of them, Mr. Mercier--his mother had come down from--from her home up in Michigan. I never seen the woman. And she was setting in the meeting, and I knew it not. But he was setting over there praying for his mother, and if the Holy Spirit didn't come over and call that woman out right there at the breakfast and healed her of a--a affliction she'd had for years and years and years. And so, we don't know what the Lord will do. He's just everywhere and full of goodness. So happy for it.

L-9 Now, we want to read a--just one verse of Scripture, found in the Book of Genesis the 22nd chapter and the 14th verse.
 And Abraham called the name of the place Jehovah-jireh: as it is said to this day, in the mount of the LORD it shall be seen.
Jehovah-jireh... Now, last night we left our brother in--getting in contact with God, one of His Angels just before the destruction of Sodom.
And Lot, remember, had took his choice and had went down into Sodom to live in sin, and luxury, and pleasure. But yet, he was a believer.
And now, this may have a little bit of a Calvanistic whang to it, but if a man is once a Christian, he may get away from It, but It'll never get away from him. There's something happens to a man. John 5:14, Jesus said, "He that heareth My Word and believeth on Him that sent Me hath (present tense) Eternal Life, and shall never come into condemnation, but hath (past tense) past from death unto Life." That's His Word. See?


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