<TITLE>12. Par 91-100</TITLE>L-91 Now, notice, it was a Lamb Redeemer, a Lamb Redeemer just like the first. God never can change. Amen. The first redeemer was a lamb; in the garden of Eden it was a lamb that God offered. And here it is again, plumb over in Revelations; it's again a Lamb. To redeem what? The fallen condition and the fallen inheritance of a fallen race of people. A Lamb comes back to redeem, like ours was at the beginning, to redeem us.
And redeem what? What's He going to redeem us about? To break--bring us to... Anything that's redeemed is something that's been lost. It's something that's been lost and then it's been brought back again. What does He bring back to us, this Lamb? Everything we had at the beginning.

L-93 What did we have at the beginning? Eternal Life. We was heirs of the world. We had Life; we never had to die. We never had to be sick. We never had to get old. We never had any worry. There was no funerals, no graves, no evil, no death, no gray hairs, no stooped shoulders, no mourning, no crying. We had Life Eternal. We had the jurisdiction over all the earth. We was just a god (That's all.) on the earth: walked about, and if this tree didn't look right standing here, we'd say, "Be thou plucked up and set over here," and it would do it. The winds was blowing and we didn't want the winds to blow, "Peace, be still," and it did it. And what did He come to do? To redeem all that back to us again (Oh, oh, oh, my.), get all that back again.

L-94 And now nature in itself is groaning, waiting for the what? Manifestations of the sons of God, for the sons of God to be manifested.
And we have the Earnest of our salvation now, and can take our brother that's dying with cancer, and stand by that little breath of redemption, and pray the prayer of faith over him that'll turn a shadow of a man back to a healthy man again; what will we do when our full possession comes? Amen.

L-96 Nature knows that. Nature's groaning and we're groaning with it. Nature is waiting for the manifestations of the sons of God, because nature was cursed with its master. When its master was cursed (the highest), then nature fell with the master. But when this Kinsman Redeemer come (Hallelujah) and redeemed back the man that's the master over nature, then all nature is waiting for the main master.
What do we do? Take the axe and slip it in our hands and chop the tree down if we want to; but that day we won't do that. Amen.
All nature is waiting for its master. And the master is the sons of God that was given this earth. Now, God will have His heavens, of course, but this was given to men. And the Kinsman Redeemer come to redeem us back to that we lost. How beautiful. My, I just think that's... "A Lamb Redeemer..."
When the work is finished, we have all things again. What kind of all things? We have all power. We have Eternal Life. We have eternal health. We have eternal youth. We have eternal power. Oh, we're just eternal with the Eternal. And, then, we're all waiting for that time to come, waiting and groaning, waiting.

L-100 And this sevenfold Book of seven redemption plans has been brought to us, and that's what this Book holds. Now, we're going to get over in the 10th chapter where this mighty Angel proclaims something, and He had a little Book that John had to eat. And when he did, he got it into his belly and it was bitter, but in his lips it was sweet.
When you have digest It, then It gets bitter, everybody's against you, everybody telling "You're a holy-roller, you're this, that, or the other. See, you're--you're--you're off your head." So it's hard to digest It; but when you're testifying of His glory, It's sweet in your lips. That's all. See? And when you stand up in a meeting, you say, "Glory to God. Halle..." Oh, when you're going through that great siege, it's hard; but then when you're out of that great siege you can testify of it, then It's sweet in the lips. See? That's right. That's this Book of redemption.


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