<TITLE>07. Par 29-33</TITLE>L-29 What makes them look for that? Is because that is existing somewhere. That's the reason that they hunger for it. As David said, "When the deep calleth to the deep..." Before there can be a deep calling, there has to be a deep to respond to that call.
Before there was a fin on a fish's back, there had to be a water for him to swim in first, or he would've had no fin. Before there was a--a tree to grow in the earth, there had to be an earth first, or there'd been no tree.
As I've often said, making this quotation... Sometime ago down in the States, a little boy was found in the--at the school, eating the erasers off his pencil. And then his mammy found him out on the back porch, eating the pedal off of a bicycle, a rubber pedal.

L-30 And they taken the little fellow to the clinic for an examination, and when they did, they found that his little body needed sulfur. So therefore, sulfur is in rubber. And there, when he was eating on the rubber, he was satisfying that crave of sulfur.
But oh, let me say this, before there could've been a crave in there for sulfur, there had to be a sulfur somewhere to respond to that crave.
And when there is a crave in a human heart to find a place of peace, to find a place of perfection, to find life, to find the spot, the fountain of youth (where the old bathes in it and returns back young again), there's got to be that place first, or the human race would never crave for it.

L-31 We are gathered here in this little meeting to talk about Divine healing. There's got to be a fountain open somewhere or you would never crave for it. There's something in your hearts this morning, you people, that tell you there's a God that can heal. And as sure as that crave is in your heart, there's got to be a--some spring somewhere to satisfy that craving, or you'd never have that craving.
In other words, before there can be a creation, there has to be a Creator to create the creation in your heart. I hope that makes sense: a Creator to create a creation. So the creation has to be first and then a Creator to crave for it.

L-32 Now, man has tried to find it through science. But it shows that there is. Now, why doesn't man just let it alone? And they dig down in the ground to find fossils to disprove something and prove something. They take and catch the atoms of the air and break out and get the molecules and so forth trying to--to prove something.
They... And take these same missiles, and every time they try to create something in the line of science, he destroys himself, shoves him farther away from God all the time. Instead of going closer to the achievement, he shoves hisself away from the achievement.

L-33 When he invented gunpowder, kills his brother. When he invented an automobile, science, what did he do? Kills more than the powder does. Now, he's got hisself an atomic bomb, a hydrogen bomb. See, he drives hisself farther away from God.
In the garden of Eden there were two trees. One of them was the Tree of Life, the other the tree of death, or the tree of knowledge. And when man left the Tree of Life to eat from the tree of knowledge, the first bite he took, he separated himself from his Maker.
And every time he bites on that tree of science and knowledge, he kills hisself. He drives hisself farther away. Why don't he just simply come back to the Tree? That's the only solution. Come back the way God made him for the first time.


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