<TITLE>14. Par 58-61</TITLE>L-58 Then I looked at that fellow, I thought, "Oh, I admire you." I said, "God, I see You in that eagle." And he looked at me a little while and he found out that I was his friend, so I wasn't going to hurt him. And after while, he kept looking over to that pine squirrel. And I noticed that pine squirrel was--was the one was cursing him so bad.
And he got enough of it. So he just stooped down and made a big flop with his wings, in about two flops he went beyond the timber. And I noticed what he did. I shall never forget it.

L-59 Listen, you trappers, hunters, he knowed how to set his wings. And there as the breeze come up the mountain. Every time the breeze would come, he'd just ride up on it. Another breeze would come, he'd ride a little higher. Then another breeze would come, he'd go a little higher. He never moved a feather. He just knowed how to set his wings.
And I stood and watched him until he went plumb out of sight. I stood there and the tears running down my cheeks. I said, "That's it, God. That's the idea. It's not..."
[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... and flew on away. O God! That's it. Just know how to put your trust in His Word and say it's truth. God in His universe... You believe He's in His universe? He's in His flowers. Can you see Him now, what I mean, in the sunset, the sunrise, in the holding of the earth, the turning of the solar system, all that He is? I could take a hours and hours, just on that one subject: God in His universe.

L-60 Tell you what. I believe you have a paper about twice a week here at Dawson, don't you? Now, you let the news commentators say tomorrow; it's coming fall of the year, and he will say, "Tomorrow it's going to be fair weather. It'll be pretty and warm tomorrow." And you see that old sow take them shucks off of the north side of the hill and bring them around over on the south side of the hill, she knows more about that weather than all the commentators in the world. You look for cold weather.
You see those rabbits getting back way up under the brush pile. And the newsman say, "It's going to be fair weather." Don't you believe that. It's fixing to rain. See? He knows more about it than all the news commentators does. Because he's got a God-given instinct. He's part of--part of God's universe: God in His universe.

L-61 Now, God in His Word... Now, I'll try to hurry so we can hurry up. I'm getting late. That's a trouble of a meeting. I talk too much. I hold you too long. But the beans won't burn, and if they do, we'll just put some more on.
Now, this is--this is food that you need for Eternal Life: God in His Word. Now, the Bible said that the Word of God is a Seed that a sower sowed. Now, we know... You farmers here, do you know that when you sow a seed, if you sow wheat, why, it'll bring forth wheat, if it's put in a proper care. You sow oats, it'll bring forth oats in its proper care.
Well, that's what the Word of God is. If you take any promise of God and place it in the right atmosphere, it'll produce exactly what it is in its Life.
Like a hen, usually, the right procedure is to take an egg and put it under a hen, and she'll hatch the chicken. But you could take the--the egg... It's the atmosphere what counts.
You take that same hen egg and put it under a--a pup, and let the pup's body keep the egg warm, it'll hatch a chicken. See? It's atmosphere. And that's the same thing it is here this afternoon. That's what I'm speaking for. If we can get the right kind of a heavenly atmosphere, something's going to happen. See? Atmosphere...


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