<TITLE>21. Par 75-78</TITLE>L-75 And to the church in Sodom: so shall it be. Now, we see where they're standing don't we? We see the names, everything, placed just exactly, just perfectly where we're setting. What did he do then? Immediately after that, as I've took this many times. I believe I preached on it one time for you. He changed Abraham and Sarah's body and put them back to a young man and woman.
Now, we--we know that that is the truth. Now, remember... Now, let me prove it to you right here, so that you won't--if you get any thoughts that they were: "In them days they just lived longer."
The Bible said here that they were both well stricken in age: well stricken. Then why did Sarah say that, "I could have pleasure with my lord." And Abraham, the Bible said that his body was as good as dead; the seed in his body was as good as dead. And forty-five years after Isaac was born he had seven more children. Answer that, will you?

L-76 Why did Abimelech--Abimelech fall in love then with Sarah, when she was an old woman? Said, "Me, an old woman, well stricken in age. Me, old like I am now could ever have pleasure again." And when she took a three hundred mile journey, and went down, and seen a young king, he fell in love with her, the most beautiful thing he ever seen. He changed her body. Why? He had to change her body in order to receive the promised son. And that's the next thing in order: the changing of the body, the rapture.
Now, what if He'd have just took Abraham, said, "Now, Abraham, I'm just going to turn you back to a young man, going to turn Sarah back to a young woman. And now, you all just go ahead and have the son." They wouldn't have done it, 'cause they lived together when they was young; and they didn't have the son. They did not have any son. And they'd lived together all these years. If He'd just changed them back, they had to be a different kind of change. Oh...?...

L-77 What? She couldn't have went in labor with a heart a hundred years old. The milk veins was dried up in her body. Her womb was infertile. Oh, I know it seems strange. I know it does. It seems strange. Could you... What if a little baby before it's born, when it's in its mother's womb could say, "Oh, woe is me. They tell me I'm going to be born in a few days. What will I do? They tell me it's a big world; there's sunshine, people walking around. Oooh. How will I... What will... How will I get a living? I'd drive by they'd...?... Oh, that big face, what will I do? Woe is me." But if he could only think of what it was, if he could... After you're once out on this side, and then look back, you never want to go to the womb again.

L-78 And that's like we are now, thinking about, "What's that going to be? What's...?... the world, where we can pass from glory..." Why, when they can take a scope, and see a hundred and twenty million years of light space, that ain't one sixteenth of an inch in eternity. Hallelujah. Glory. But Jesus come from heaven to earth in a thought. Glory. And the church will be the same way. Passed light with such speed... Glory to God. You say, "How can it be done?" Just like... How do I know now? Only thing I know now is inches, and yards, and miles, and days, and weeks, and hours, and minutes. That's the way we figure. We're are in the womb of the earth. But wait till we're born once on the other side. Glory. Wait till this change comes. Yes. Then space to come like a--from the glory here in one split half instance, such speed passed right through the wall, don't even know it's there. There you are. These earthly things will be so simple then. It... Oh, my. There won't be nothing to it. No, sir.


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