<TITLE>11. Par 32-34</TITLE>L-32 A lady said to me... I said something like that one time, this woman said to me, said, "Well, Brother Branham, they don't sell any other kind of clothes but this kind."
I said, "They still sell goods, and they have sewing machines. There's no excuse at all." That's right.
Brother, when this old heart gets right with God there, and that eagle spirit begins to move up, you climb above those things of the world. The trouble of it is, we're not attending prayer meeting, attending church, and doing what's right. We're staying home to see some movie play or something like that on our televisions, uncensored programs, some of them dirty jokes and things, they're cracking. And that's the wrong thing to put before a--a young--our young generation of people. The... Used to be it was wrong for the people, holiness people, to go to movies. The devil pull one on them; he put them right in the house. That's exactly right.
Oh, it's too bad. But, brother, let me tell you, it--they might put you in a cage, but you're still an eagle. I can tell you there's a way out tonight. Yes, indeedy. Yes, sir.

L-33 That--you know, it behooves us to--to study the eagle just a little bit. We could stay on it for hours, but let's study this eagle just for a little while and see what he is.
Now, it's pitiful to see that. Sons and daughters are born to be sons and daughters of God.
Up here in Iowa, not long ago, to stop just a second again. I--a fellow taken me to dinner with him. And he went out--outdoors and looked; he said, he's a--he raised hogs. That's legitimate. That's all right, if he wants to do that. He said, "I've got the g--very best hog herd in this country." He said, "This herd, my father started; he raised all of us children, left me the herd. I've raised all of my children. I'll leave them the herd, and so forth."
And I said, "That's very fine, sir."
I--he said, "I--I own all this [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]

L-34 Not a snake could climb to it, way up in this place, then he will go out and get green briars, and come back and weave that nest through and through, to be sure that no wind's going to blow it, because it's anchored in the rock.
Oh, my. I love that. God builds His church anchored in the rock. "Upon this rock, I'll build My church." Anchored on this rock. He's the chief Cornerstone.
And when he builds his nest up there, then... Now, it's all full of stickers. So now, a mother eagle, she's going to be sure that her little ones are going to have a--a nice place to stay, so she goes out and gets every things that she can. She'll kill a rabbit, eat the meat, take the fur and poke it in these little places, every little crevice, and tighten it, till it's just as snug and neat as it can be when--when the nest is complete. Now, she--what's she getting ready? She's getting ready for her little ones. And she wants them to have a nice little soft place to walk around and so forth. She's taking care of them. How God does His children the same way. Oh, how He blesses our heart. When the little eagles are born, little soft nest to walk around in.


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