<TITLE>08. Par 22-25</TITLE>L-22 Right over here in Houston Texas not long ago, when the Angel of the Lord had His picture taken, when Dr. Best, that night at Baptist church was holding a debate there... And when they put it in the paper that the debate would be held between Brother Bosworth and he, at my meeting, over there that the Lord had sent me. Why, there come... They didn't pay any attention to whether... If there's one thing in common, Divine healing was at--at--at stake, and so every one of them come and fellowshipped together then. And so then, it'll be that way sometime. Communism will finally root itself around here, and we'll be glad to fellowship with another, those fine brethren of like precious faith. Whether they're riding a one hump camel or two hump camel or whatever there is, we'll be glad to be riding with them anyhow, go--enjoying their fellowship. I hope I live to see it.

L-23 Now, fellowship is when we can come together. Now, you can't make like crows and doves; they can't have fellowship one another. Their diet's different, and their--their habits are different. You have to have fellowship as long as you're in an agreement. Now, what makes man long to have fellowship? What makes us come together and want to fellowship with one another? It's because that there has to be some kind of a strain from that.
Now, I was some time ago in a great museum where they was a Greek artist had painted a picture of Adam and Eve. I never seen such a hideous looking sight in my life as that Eve looked like and Adam. Well now, if Eve looked like that, hair sticking out like this, and the jaw setting sideways, and one arm this way, and the other one that way, and one limb about that big around and the other one like that. Oh, it was and awful looking, brutal looking thing. Well, if that was the way Eve looked when Adam woke up and seen her, that would be the desire of a man to his wife today to look like that. It was a strain. That's right. Now, we know better than that. Now, God doesn't make nothing unless it's perfect; it's right, good, precious, perfect.

L-24 Now, I believe just like man today... Why doesn't man--why doesn't man when he finds out he's a sinner, why doesn't he come out and say, "Father, I--I'm a sinner; I want You to forgive me." No, no. He doesn't do it. He does the same thing that Adam done, hide hisself in the bushes somewhere. You see? He wants to keep... Why? That's what he done in the beginning. And that's what I think that Eve was the most beautiful woman that was ever on the face of the earth. I long to see her and Adam come walking down the paradises of God together, just to see what our mother of the earth looked like. She was a beautiful person, no doubt. And Adam was every specie of a man, masculine in every way, Eve, feminish in every way.

L-25 But now, we find out that what makes man long to fellowship is because that he once had a fellowship. And his fellowship was with God. A man today is trying his best, no matter what he is, if he's an Indian. When we come here we found an Indian worshipping the sun, worshipping a totem pole. We go into Africa we find them under little idols and things. There's somewhere he's trying to find his way back, because his origin was to fellowship with God. That's where it come from. He knows that he come from somewhere behind the curtain, and he's only trying to look back behind there to see where he come from and where he's on his road back. That's the reason the supernatural attracts the attention of the people so mightily is because men are looking from where they come from and which a way they're going. There's only one Book in the world can tell you that, that's the Bible, who you are, where you come from, and where you're going. That's exactly; It tells you your destination right there in the Bible and where you come from and who you are.


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