<TITLE>08. Par 31-35</TITLE>L-31 Now, Job watched the creation. He saw that after death it wasn't the end of it. He saw that after death there was life again. Life... As soon as the sun got right, it was life again. "Well," he said, "if that seed is a spoken Seed, or a spoken Word of God, and it serves its purpose and dies... But" he said, "a man," I'm looking at some Scripture here from Job now, Job 14, "but a man layeth down; he giveth up the ghost; he wastes away. His sons come to mourn; he perceive it not. Where is he? Oh, that thou would hide me in the grave and keep me in the secret place till Thy wrath be past."
Job said, "I see a flower die. It serves its purpose, and it rises up. I see a tree die, fall of the year puts forth its leaves."

L-32 Did you ever notice a tree? It will put forth its leaf, and then it serves its time through the summer. Autumn comes. Way before the frost falls, that leaf begins to turn yellow, red, brown. After while it drops off the tree, falls down. Is that the end of it? No. What happens? The life that was in that leaf goes back to the root of the tree where it comes from. What does it do then? Spring of the year it brings forth with it, in a resurrection, a new leaf same life returning back with a new leaf.
And Christians are hanging on the Tree of Life. And when the life leaves this old sinful body, it goes back to the God that gives it, to come forth again with a new one, because it's serving a purpose.

L-33 Here some time ago I was down in the state of Kentucky--or I suppose from here directionally I'd have to point north, up in the state of Kentucky. I was hunting, me and Mr. Wood, one of the trustees here with us tonight. I'd had a meeting over in a little city called Acton at the Methodist campground.
In there had been one night we were speaking, and the Lord was doing great things, and we was having a healing service, praying for the sick. You all were here at the other meeting; you know what takes place.
And I cannot heal, no other man. God's already done it. You just have to believe it. So He has a way that He promised in the last days, a gift that would discern the--the spirits, and so forth, that works. We know that, a hundred percent, 'cause it's God's Word making manifest His promise for this last day.

L-34 And in there, there was a woman. I'd never been in the country before. And there was a woman setting back in the audience, and the Holy Spirit got among the people and begin to call this one, that one, telling them. It was our Lord Jesus, His Word made manifest in the body of His church. And then when He begin to speak, Jesus stood on the grounds, knowing the thoughts of their hearts, spoke to them, told the people about different things, as you all Bible readers know: promised the same thing again to repeat in the last days, promised it by His Scripture that it would do so.

L-35 Now, I want you to notice. Now, when that was taking place, way back in the back a lady was weeping somewhere on the big campground. Many, many hundreds and hundreds of people were seated, and there was a lady crying. Notice, the Holy Spirit went to the lady and said, "You're crying about your sister. Her name is such-and-such. She lives at a certain place. You have a handkerchief in your pocketbook that you put in there before leaving home. It's this and this a-way, a handkerchief. You take this handkerchief and go lay it on your sister. She's dying with cancer. And THUS SAITH THE LORD, she shall live."
The woman took from the building, went and laid her handkerchief on the lady that night. And the next morning she was well.


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