<TITLE>17. Par 61-65</TITLE>L-61 No, sir. Papa Eagle, they look just like Him, they believe the same thing He does. They look like Him. Yes, sir. They're made like Him. They're built like Him, and He knows they're genuine eagles. Oh, my. That's what God wants, a genuine Messiahette. Yes.
He is Messiah. "Messiah" is "the Anointed One." And we are His children, which have a lesser anointing. So we're... As Jehovah Eagle is, great Eagle, and we're eaglets; He's Messiah, and we with the same anointing are Messiahettes. Amen. Anointed, "Messiah" means "the Anointed One." Are you anointed? Amen. What with? The same Spirit that He was anointed with. We have it in measure; He has It without measure. He was God manifest in the flesh, and we're sons of God, parts of Him, come on. Yes, sir. "The very works that I do shall you do also."

L-62 I might take a spoonful of water out of this ocean out here, and you'd never miss it in the ocean. That's the way we'd be missed if we happened to drop out. But remember, the same chemicals that's in the entire ocean is in that spoon, same water. That's just more of it out there. So that's what it is.
You say, "What is that out there?"
"Ocean water."
"What's this here?"
"Ocean water." It's exactly.

L-63 That's the way Papa Eagle thinks about His little ones, how He struts around. He will scream at them; they'll scream back. He said, "That's it. I'm He that was."
"Amen, Papa."
"I'm He that is."
"Amen, Papa."
"I'm He that is to come."
"Amen, Papa."
"I'm the same yesterday, today, and forever."
"Amen, Papa."
"I'm still the Healer."
"Amen, Papa."
"I still give the Holy Ghost."
"Amen, Papa."
"I'm the same yesterday, today, and forever."
"Amen, Papa."
"Amen."
Little old crow say, "Caw, caw, caw."
"You little buzzard, what you hollering about? Get out of the nest. Little vulture, you couldn't eat eagle food anyhow." That's right. Oh, my.

L-64 Then the first thing you know, he finds out that they're--they're fine little eagles, he walks around. And first thing you know, mama is determined that her--that her little eagles ain't going to be like an earthbound chicken. They ain't going to get to walk on that all the time: going to give them a few trials to see how they come out.
Every son that cometh to God must be chastened, tried. And when they back up, say, "No, I ought..."
Oh, why, you wasn't a son to begin with. If you cannot stand chastisement, then the Bible said you become a bastard child and not a son of God. So that's the way you pull them out.

L-65 Like a man went forth... He said, "The Kingdom of God... throwed a net into the sea. And when he draw it out, he had terrapins, crawfish, lizards, and everything else." Pulled them out on the bank. That's the preacher's job. We don't know which is which. Some of them's fish; some of them's lizards; some of them's snakes; some of them's crawfish. Watch the old crawfish when he's there. Somebody say, "Glory, hallelujah. Praise the Lord." Say, "Hump, hump, hump, hump, hump, hump. I can't believe that," right back to the water he goes.
The old snake just sticks his head up, say, "I thought I was in church, but it's holy-rollers." And here he goes. What was he? A snake to begin with, a crawfish to begin with. An old lady spider, plunkety plunk, right back to the mud hole again, right back out, with shorts on, cutting her hair. Yeah, but... "As a hog goes to its wallow, and a dog to its vomit," there you are. Don't get mad; just set still.


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