<TITLE>09. Par 28-31</TITLE>L-28 If you've ever been in Egypt, you'll know that the great pyramid in Egypt, that they all speak so much of, which many claims to be a--a--prophetic thing that was built before the antediluvian destruction. That I could not say, I know nothing about that. But if it was, then the headstone was never put on that pyramid. They've found--said they found it in different countries and so forth, but it never would come up to the diagram that fits the--the stones that was up there. It would have to make--the cap there would have to be the perfect stone. If it does have any symbol of prophecy, then the headstone was rejected just like the chief Cornerstone the Bible was rejected. But now, if we're getting closer and closer, and the Spirit of God has come from justification, sanctification, baptism of the Holy Ghost, that church will have to be so close and the Spirit of God so perfect working in that church, that when the Headstone comes, it'll cap it together, and the resurrection will come, and away will go the Church.
Now, that--that's just hearsay. See? But I--I'm trying to show you a point that the church has got to come to a place to have the Spirit of Christ in it, the Spirit of Christ operating in our bodies just like it operated in the body of our Lord. "The works that I do shall you also. More than this shall you do, for I go to My Father."

L-29 Now, that was God's promise that He give the confirmation to the our father, Abraham, and us being dead in Christ take on Abraham's seed, and are heirs according to the promise. Then if we are Abraham's seed, the Holy Spirit lives in us doing the works of Christ. See what I mean?
Now, watch as we begin to draw near... Let's take Abraham a little farther, and we'll run into it. Just knowing...
We was in the 15th chapter last night or the 16th. Now tonight, let's jump over to the 17th chapter the 1st verse. When God appeared to Abraham then after he become ninety and nine years old, ninety-nine, in the 17th chapter of Ex--of Genesis.

L-30 Now, when He appeared to him there, He appeared to him in the Name of the Almighty God. The Hebrew word there comes from the word of "El Shaddai", "El" strong one, "Shaddai," shad means "the woman's breast," but "Shaddai, Shaddai" means the plural, "breasted." He's the breasted God.
Wasn't that really striking to an old man a hundred years old, as good as dead? His life stream was gone. Sarah's womb been dead for years. She's--she's ninety years old; he's a hundred years old, and God appears to him as El Shaddai, "I am the breasted God." Oh, my, watch. Not only breast God, but breasted God...
Oh, you that don't believe in Divine healing, I hope this grinds real deep. "He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we're healed." Your salvation for the soul, this breast. If you want salvation for the body, this breast. He is the El Shaddai, the Almighty One, the strong One.

L-31 Not only does a woman a... Her breast is to nurse her baby. God's breast is to nurse His children. And take a little sick baby when it's real sick and fretting; the mother can take the little baby, pull it up to her bosom, and it nurses its strength from its mother. Amen. Oh, do you see it, brother? See? If we are sick, just come up to El Shaddai. Amen. Lay a hold; nurse your strength and health from Him. He's El Shaddai. Believe that, sister, that beautiful young woman in the cot.
All right. Have faith in it. Believe it. Just hold onto El Shaddai, the breasted God. Not only does a baby draw its--its strength from its mother, but also it stops fretting. It's satisfied. He is a Satisifier. When a baby begins to draw its--the--the strength of the mother into its own body, it's satisfied while it's a drawing. Amen. There we are.


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