<TITLE>14. Par 52-56</TITLE>L-52 How can you get in? How can you have faith? No wonder these people... Lots of people in the world today don't believe in Divine healing. They've never received that covenant. When God gives you the covenant, He gives you the Spirit--the Christ, the... The thing that was in Abraham comes in you. You believe it just like Abraham does. He chooses you by faith, and takes the Spirit that was in Christ, and put in you. As I said last night, maybe a spoonful. But it's the same kind of chemicals that's in the entire Christ. You're part of it, because you're sons of God, daughters of God, borned of the Spirit. Then that same Holy Spirit makes you call anything contrary to God's Word as though it was not. There you are. That's the covenant that He made with him then, after He made the covenant...

L-53 We're--we're in 17th chapter now, starting at 11, and we go over to 17, hit the high spot, and then we'll close, because we just got a few minutes.
After He did that, then He appeared to him in the 17th chapter of Genesis, and He appeared to him in the Name of God Almighty, great God Almighty. I like that Name. Almighty, if He's Almighty God, He can do all things. And if He cannot do all things, then He's not Almighty God. I like that.
And the word from Elohim, "El" being God, He's... His... Actually the Name was "El Shaddai." I may not pronounce that word just right: El Shaddai. Now, "El" is God, like Elohim. "Shad" is "a breast like on a woman." "Shaddai," is plural, "breasts, breasted." Then He is the breasted God.

L-54 What a consolation to a man now one hundred years old, holding on to a promise for a baby through his wife at ninety years old. "I am the Breasted God. I'm the strength Giver to My people who's got My promise. I've got a breast for them to nurse their strength from. You're ninety... You're a hundred years old. Sarah's ninety. But I am the breasted One; I'm the strength Giver." That's all it takes.
"Say, Brother Branham, the doctor told me I had cancer, was going to die."
"But I am the breasted One. I'm Elohim. I'm El Shaddai. Oh, Abraham, you little old drawed up, shriveled up looking fellow (That's right.), hundred years old, stooped over, long whiskers and long hair, stooped back, and little old Sarah, just about big as your fist. But I am the breasted God."

L-55 How is He breasted? One, He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we were healed. Every believer of Abraham, He's still the breasted One. If you need salvation, He's got what it takes to give you salvation. He's got His--He's got two breasts here, the New and Old Testament. You just lean right against it and begin to nurse. Say, "Well, I'm a... I've been a awful sinner." Just keep nursing. Watch how your "I's" begin to clear up. You--you get away from that an allergy you've had, spiritually an allergy, that anemic condition, you're blood's all gone. Just nurse from His strength. Draw from His promise. "I'm the Lord that healeth all thine diseases, that forgives all of thine iniquity, the breasted One."

L-56 And another thing. Just like a baby when it's sick, and fretting, and all upset, and disturbed, and... If the mother will take that little baby, and put it upon her bosom, and just pat it a little, and when... It's not well yet, but as soon as it gets a hold of the mother's breast and tastes that milk from the mother, it begins to be satisfied.
And when a child of God... Here it is, get it. When a child of God begins to break through that dark mist of unbelief, and gets a hold of God's promise, and begins to draw from it, draw from it, it shuts up about its sickness then. It begins to draw from it; it's satisfied. They don't say, "Well, my hand's no different." It don't even look at the hand any more. Why? It's looking at where its strength's coming from. My strength cometh from the Lord. Hallelujah. "Hallelujah" means "Praise our God." He's worthy of all the praise. He is the breasted One. Lean up against Him.


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