<TITLE>10. Par 32-34</TITLE>L-32 And after while, I heard a little pine squirrel. I don't know whether you brethren know what they are or not. He's a blue coat policeman of the woods. Jumped up on a stump there, chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter. I thought, "Oh, what you so excited about little fellow? I'm worshipping the God that created you, and around and around the tree I went again, just as hard I could. And I thought, "Well, I'm worshipping the very God that created you. He's my Creator. I love Him. I'm worshipping." And around the tree I kept going. And after while, I said, "Don't you like that? You ought to do it yourself. You're a creature of God; you ought to worship Him yourself."
Come to find out, he wasn't watching me. He'd cock his little head sideways, and look down in that blow-down. And the winds had blowed an old eagle down in there.

L-33 Now, a eagle's one of my favorite birds. So God likens His prophets to eagles. He like--He says Hisself; He's an eagle Himself, Jehovah Eagle. Maybe the Lord willing, I'd like to preach on that one time for you, "As The Eagle Stirs It's Nest." And then--so then when he was looking over the side like that, he was watching this eagle down there. And this big eagle jumped out there, his great, big, gray-looking eyes, I thought, "Oh, that's what excited you. Huh?" Well, I got to studying that, and I thought, "Lord, I know You're in that bugle of that elk. You're in the call of that wolf. You're in the rainbow. You're in the setting sun. You're in me. You're just everywhere. You're in all the flowers. You--You're just everywhere. Now, how could You ever stop me from worshipping You, to let me see that old eagle standing there? Now, there's nothing about him; he's a robber. Well, what about him.?" I said, "What did You bring him up for? What's--I see God out there, but I can't see God in that old eagle."
Well, I happen to notice there; I said, "Say, fellow, do you know I could shoot you?" Now, he knowed I was admiring him; I like his bravery. He was watching... I noticed him... "Why ain't you a scared of me?" And I noticed him taking his wings, you know, his feathers and feeling them like that. See? Just... I thought, "Oh, I see. I see, Lord." See? He's not scared. He's got two God-given wings. He knows before I could touch that rifle, he could be in that timber there, and I wouldn't see him no more. See? And I thought, "If he could... If that eagle, by God-given gift of two wings, that...?... take him away from--from troubles, how much more ought a church, when they can feel the power of the Holy Ghost around them." What ought we to do, be able to fly away by faith from every sickness, every disease, and everything of the world. If we can feel the Presence of God."

L-34 As long as them feathers was running right, he knowed he could do it, because he had confidence in the gift that God had given him. And yet, we set and wonder and plunder, with the very power of the Holy Ghost upon us, and walk--moving through the building showing that He's present.
Why, you see God anywhere you look. Don't you believe that? God's in a eagle; God's in a wolf call; God's in a sun set; God's in His universe; God's in His flowers. Why, God's everywhere, if you'll just look around.


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