<TITLE>07. Par 24-27</TITLE>L-24 I was riding on top the cliffs one day, searching out cattle. And--and I noticed a storm coming, and an old mother eagle had taken her little ones down into the valley. And they were down there just having a Pentecostal jubilee, turning over one another. First time they'd ever been out of the old sticky nest. And they were down there playing around like little children. And that old mother eagle flew all the way back up to a big high rock, and she folded those big wings: some of them fourteen feet across. And she watched down through there at them little babies. A coyote better not come towards one. She's watching over it. She's standing up there, and them big sharp eyes could see miles and miles.
The sharpest eye there is, is an eagle. Watching down... Why, he can, he... If a hawk tried to follow him he'd disintegrate in the air. So the eagle is a special built bird, and he's got to have a special built eye so he can see where he's at.
God is Jehovah eagle. And He sets on the throne of glory watching His children, just free, having a good time.

L-25 And after while there was a storm started up. And that old mother eagle come off of that rock, flew down through there, and let out a scream. All those little eagles grabbed a hold of her wings with their feet, took their little bill and hooked it in a good tight feather. She raised with them big wings, bucking that storm, went right straight to the hole in the rock.
I tied up my horse and run around and around a tree, shouting as loud as I could. I said, "Oh, His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me." Someday He will spread forth His big wings and come down. I want to catch a hold of that old rugged cross and hold to that until the Holy Spirit pulls me out of this chaos that we're in today.
If you're sick tonight, take a hold of God's promise of the cross of the resurrection, hold there until He takes you out.

L-26 There He was. All hopes was gone. Maybe you are tonight. Maybe the doctor says you can't live no longer. Maybe you think you've crossed the separating line, you can't be saved. That's wrong. As long as you got enough God about you to come here to this church tonight, there's hopes for you to be saved, long as the Spirit of God's dealing with you.
And as long as you got enough faith to come here to be prayed for, to come under the atmosphere of the living God, under His protection and His wings, if you'll just use that faith and hold on to the promise of God, you'll get well. God promised it. It's what God said. There...

L-27 And there... I guess the storm flashing, and the lightning across the skies, and the big waves when the devil was blowing his poison out of his mouth like that, and bringing the waves all the way from the bottom of the lake, ten thousand devils setting gleeing around. "We'll get them in a few minutes. Just a little while, we'll get them."
So as he blowed his poison breath to upset a many church, a many a great congregation, a many people, of fine American trying to blow his poison into them, and say, "The days of miracles has passed. There's no such a thing as the baptism of the Holy Ghost." That's all he knows. That's all they know. I tell you: Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He's the same.
When the great waves is a going, pretty near all hopes that they'd ever be saved, they happened to look and they seen Him come, walking on the water.


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