<TITLE>06. Par 20-22</TITLE>L-20 So then, I said, "Well," And I--I thinking, and he was--you know you have... Mother used to say, "If you give the cow enough rope, she'll hang herself." So that's the way you... I--I played right up to his psychology.
And I said, "You know what? You are a very smart man."
He said, "My mother never raised any fools."
And I said, "Well, that's a good thing." I said, "I certainly wouldn't--wouldn't know." I couldn't say because the Bible said, 'The fool said in his heart there's no God.' You know but I--I couldn't say that right then, 'cause I was playing him right up to the spot where I wanted him. And I said, "You have one of the most brilliant mind, I ever seen--ever talked to--a man that had a brilliant mind like you."
He said, "That's right."
Oh, he was blowed up. That's where I knowed I had to play on him when I was right there. And I said, "You'll admit you've got a mind?"
And he said, "Why, sure. Why? You act like you've lost yours."
And I said, "No. I don't think I have." But I said, "I just wonder if you really got a mind."
And he said, "What are you talking about?"
I said, "It's a human mind, isn't it?" He caught right then what I was a going to do.
He said, "Now, ju..."
I said, "No, sir, I was a gentleman. I answered your..." I said, "Name the senses of the body."
"Well," he said, "you know them.
I said, "I want you to say them." I said, "I said them for you when I told you I knew them."
He said, "See, taste, feel, smell, and hear."
I said, "Did you ever see your mind? Did you ever smell it, taste it, hear it?"
"No."
I said, "Then you haven't got a mind."
He said, "Oh, I know I've got a mind."
I said, "I know I got a God, too, sir." I said, "I just know that."

L-21 So all the armor of God is unseen, but it's the unseen that the Christian looks at. Like Abraham called things which was not as though they were, because God had said so. So we're going to look now, not to the unseen, this afternoon, but four ways that we're going... We could take a dozen, but we're just going to take those four ways for a--a confirmation that God lives right now.
God is right here this afternoon, right here in this room. He promised, "Wherever two or three are gathered in My Name, I'll be in their midst."

L-22 Now, we're going to speak first on God in His universe. Now, how could the world hold up in the space that it's in? After all, which is top or bottom of it? Who knows? The ones that down at the north--at the south pole feel just as much like they're on top as the ones at the north pole. So you see, it's just... They push this way, which is pushing down. We think we're--they're pointing up. See? They think they're pointing up, when they're pointing down to us. When we're pointing up, why we're pointing down to them. So it's hanging in air. What holds it there?
Throw a ball in there and spin it as fast as you wish too. This world's turning a little better than one thousand miles an hour. Twenty-five thousand miles around it, it turns aro--it makes a complete revolution every twenty-four hours. But, so makes a little better than a thousand miles an hour, it's turning. Well, you spin a ball into the air, equally the same speed. See? It wouldn't make one round in the same cycle. It would fall. It'd either be going up, going down, going sideways or something.
What holds it there? We know it's been here for six thousand years; we have record of, that it's standing here in the same spot. And they can time it with the moon and stars so perfectly till it won't miss a second. They can predict it twenty years ahead when the eclipse of the sun will be, when the moon and sun passes.
Everything works in harmony to God, all of God's creation, but man. So man is His son, that feels that he knows just a little bit more than Father does. So we try to figure it all out, instead of just believing what He said about it. That's all.


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