<TITLE>17. Par 145-151</TITLE>L-145 I remember after that, old Brother Jim Wisehart was so satisfied with that, every time he'd get a pain on his arm... He got some kind of a wrong with him when he got about seventy-five years old, he got rheumatism. The pain go to hurting here, he'd run get the Bible, and open it up, lay it on there, another pain down here. I come up there one day and he had so many Bibles over him I couldn't see Brother Jim; he just had Bibles all over him. He said, "It's God's promise." That's it.
"Heavens and earth shall pass away, but My Word shall never pass away."

L-147 Remember the old fellow used to come by and see me. And none of his people's here I don't think. And I used to help him a little, you know, along, 'cause he was old and needed money, and he'd come down. He said... One day I was leaving for Canada, turned around, just went out the gate, and he said, "Billy, my son, one of these days you'll come back and old Uncle Jim won't be dragging up and down this road here any more." That was the last time. When I was in Canada, I got a telegram; he had died right out there in the arms of Sister Morgan. He had a heart attack, and they run him out to the hospital, looked up at her and passed away.
Sister Margie, is she here this morning? She usually comes in. You all know. One of the great cancer cases where yonder in the Baptist Hospital she's been dead for seventeen years, on the Medical Clinic over there on the records, of dying with a cancer, seventeen years ago. She lives at 412 Knobloch Avenue, nursing in the hospital out here. Oh, amazing grace, how sweet the sound.

L-149 Jim Tom Robertson, an attorney in Louisville, and we all know Jim Tom. That's what brought him to believe in this message; he went up there. And his father's one of the heads of those staff up there at the hospital. He went up and searched it to find out if it was true, and she was dying with cancer, and was given up and sent home, and thought as far as they know she was already dead. And his father searched it through, and it's the truth. And Jim Tom said, "It's a lie; she's setting right up here now. I can take you to her."
Oh, He--He's a real God, isn't He? I'm so glad He can look over our mistakes, aren't you? Makes us love Him with all of our heart.

L-151 Thrones, lightnings... What? Seven lamps, or lamps, or seven stars, called seven Spirits, meaning the mani--seven manifestations of the Holy Spirit of the seven church ages, as the seven seats of mercy for the people. Here they are, seven seats of mercy, seven seats, seven churches, seven stars, seven manifestations, seven Spirits, seven lamps. Oh, my, how God is so perfect. Every...
Let it be in the numatics of the Bible, numatics of the Bible is the most perfect thing there is on earth. You can't get one flaw from Genesis to Revelations in the numatics of the Bible. Not another piece of literature written that you can't find a flaw 'fore you read three verses; but not in the Bible.
They been trying for over two hundred years to add one phrase to the Lord's prayer, or take one away from it. It's perfect. You can't add no more or take any more from it. They been thinking they'd make the prayer a little bit better. They'll try to comb this into it, and put that into it, or take this out of it; it just ain't right. See, it's perfect. All of God's ways is perfect.
Therefore we are imperfect, but He said, "Be ye therefore perfect even as your Father in heaven is perfect." How can we be? Through the precious Blood of Jesus Christ, to forget our own-selves and just live in Him. There you are. How precious is it.


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