<TITLE>10. Par 59-64</TITLE>L-59 Noah, after he heard the Voice of God telling him that there's going to be a flood came--come (Pardon me.) that was going to destroy the world... Nature was going to cut up. Didn't Jesus say, "As it was in the days of Noah, so will it be at the coming of the Son of man"? Nature would take a rampage, and we see it today.
I want to stop here for a minute. When I was coming into Bombay, where we--the Lord gave us the greatest crowd we ever had, five hundred thousand at one time to preach to. There was a piece in the newspaper I was reading, said, "The... Well, the earthquake must be over." Said, "A few days before the earthquake come, all..." In India they're poor, real poor. They build their fences out of rocks and so forth. And the little birds flew out of the rocks from their nests and went out in the fields and set in the trees. The cattle that stood around the walls and towers, went out in the field in the hot sun, wouldn't stand in the shade. They stood in the sun out there. They didn't know what this strange thing was. Then all at once the earthquake shook the walls down, the towers down. If the little birds had been in there, they'd have been killed. If the cattle had been standing beneath that, they'd have been killed.

L-61 Don't you see, the same God that warned the birds and the beasts in the days of Noah... And what do you want to call it premonition, or whatever you want to say, how God dealt with His birds? He give them the instinct to fly out of that wall and get away from that fence before it struck. Do you think that God thinks enough of a sparrow to take him out of the wall, how much more are you than a sparrow? He knows how to take care of His Own.
Sister laying here on this cot, stretcher, if He fed the sparrow and clothed the field with grass, how much more does He think of you. How much more are you than a sparrow? Have faith in God regardless of feelings or anything else. It's God's Word. You take ahold of It and hold to It. Right. Be persistent; believe It; hold onto His Word.
Then after the earthquake stopped, the little birds flew back, flew into their places and made their rocks so they could hold, or places in the rocks again, and built their nest. The cattle, the same...

L-64 God that was in the days of Noah. Noah... Well, you think science would have said to him... They had greater science than they do now. They could achieve greater accomplishments than they can now. They--they had a dye that makes things look perfect till this day. They had an embalming fluid that they could make mummies. We could not do that today, so I'm told. Then with another thing, they built the pyramid. Who could build a pyramid today? Them great boulders there as I stood there and looked up there and seen the sphinx, and, why, it'd take many flatcars to put its one foot on there. How did they get those boulders up in there? Where did they do it? Gasoline power won't do it. There's nothing that we have, 'less it would be the atomic energy, and that might've been the same thing that caused the antediluvian destruction, that throwed the world out of cater, and throwed it away from the sun, pushed it backwards and caused the rain.
If God said there'd be rain, there was going to be rain regardless of whether there'd ever been or not. No matter how many scientific proofs there was to Noah, Noah heard the Voice of God, said, "It's going to rain." And there'd never been rain upon the earth. You see?


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