<TITLE>03. Par 7-11</TITLE>L-7 And I had the door open. Joseph, he was doing his on the wheel down there, you know, that little fellow kindy entertaining hisself. And all at once, a car stopped, started backing up. Someone thought that somebody in need. And then, when I come to find out, in this car was a woman dying with cancer, a minister's wife. And they had been led very strangely. They had went to the place where I stay, and I was gone. They left a handkerchief to be prayed for, and started over another pass that they was supposed to go, and something told them, "Turn and go back."
And they went around this a way, was going down, said, "Isn't this strange why we would be coming this a way?" And just then, said, "Wonder if them people's--something's wrong with them, there in the car?"

L-8 And the same time, I was on the inside of the car, head down, scrubbing up-and-down, like that. And I was going to leave within a couple of more minutes; I'd been pulling on out to the prayer place, and there laid a woman in the back of the car, dying with cancer. How God poured His Spirit out in there.
Isn't it wonderful how He works, how mysteriously He will lead us from place to place, just make every corner meet just as... it... That's just not coincidental; that's spiritually led. You believe that, don't you? Sons and daughters of God are led by the Spirit of God.

L-9 Now, let us turn in the Scriptures tonight, for the Scripture reading, in the book of Deuteronomy, the 32nd chapter, and let's begin with the 7th verse and read a portion now, unto the 12th verse inclusive:
Remember the old... Remember the days of old, consider the years of many generations: ask thy father, and he will shew thee; thy elders, and they will tell thee.
When the Most High divided... the nations their inheritance, when he separated the sons of Adam, he set the bounds of the people according to the numbers of the children of Israel.
For the Lord's portion is his people; Jacob is the lot of his inheritance.
He found him in a desert land, and... a waste howling wilderness; he led him about, he instructed him, he kept him as the apple of his eye.
As an eagle stirreth up her nest, fluttereth over her young, spreadeth abroad her wings, taketh them, beareth them on her wings;
So the Lord alone did lead him, and there was no strange god with him.
I would like to take for a text, which if it be the will of the Lord tonight, odd, strange, but "As The Eagle Stirreth Up Her Nest," fluttereth over her young, take them on her wings and bears them up.

L-10 I have often wondered why that God ever likened His heritage to an eagle. And one day, I found out in the Bible that God calls Himself an eagle. He's Jehovah Eagle, and His children are eaglets, young eagles under the wing of Jehovah.
And as a naturalists, I--I like to study nature. My first Bible was nature. How I noticed how, everything taking place in nature, and how it had to be God; nothing else could be that but God. And it led me to believe that there was some great supreme force somewhere, that controlled all these things. Like we...

L-11 In India, not long ago, I was entertained by seventeen different religions one afternoon in the temple of the Jains. They had the Buddha, the Mohammedan, and the Sikhs, the Jains, and whatmore, and they're--they are very odd people. But out of all these seventeen religions, most of all of them, besides the Mohammedans and few others, they believe in reincarnation. That they carry a little mop, and they mop the floor, just so they would be sure as they walk, to not step on a little fly or an insect, because it might be their uncle, or aunt, or someone that's returned back. How could you ever preach a blood religion to a people that wouldn't kill a fly. See? And so, I just had to wait and let God do that Himself, but He certainly did a great thing in India.


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