<TITLE>10. Par -</TITLE>L-17-7 There's a law... Oh, if I ever get to my text. There's a law, there's a law given amongst everything. You know, a fish has a law. And that fish can stand up here in water, and he has a law within him. If he will just let go of that law that's in him, he can sink plumb to the bottom of the sea: won't bother him a bit; won't break one cell.
You try to do it. That law's not in you. You can't do it, but the fish can. He deflates himself of that air, such a way that he can; there's nothing in him to burst open. And he's made that way; he knows it, and he can enforce that law to take him plumb to the bottom of the sea and then raise him back up again.

L-18-1 Oh, there was a law in Christ; that law's in man. You can bury him to the deepest grave, or the deepest sea, or the--the lowest hell; there's a law of the Spirit of God, that'll raise him up again. See?

L-18-2 A bird has a law. Now, its body's material; it's earthbound, sets on the earth here; but it has a law within it, that the way it spreads its wings, it can fly plumb out of sight. That's against science. They claim it's--it's earthbound; gravitation has to hold it here. But it can defy gravitation, lift itself right off of it, and go right on out; because it has to put that law that's in it to work; and it's built to possess that law. Now, I'm begin to feel religious.

L-18-3 Now, we have a law, the law of the Life in us. We don't... Only thing you have to do... You're made, and borned, and placed here in the Body of Christ as sons and daughters of God. You don't have to "knuck" down to the devil. We've got a law; that's the law of the Holy Spirit. The only thing you know--have to do, is know how to let go and let God. You keep fighting at it (See?), and it won't never work. When you let go and let God, that's all... See?

L-18-4 If the fish said, "Wait, I'll catch my breath real good; I'll breathe up a little oxygen in me, and I'll see if I can go down." No, he does that, he will burst open. See?
The bird says, "I'll see how fast I can run down here, and maybe I'll take off." No, he won't do it; he will fall down. See? He's got to know how to control--how that law can control him.

L-18-6 And the same way it is with us, it isn't what we fight, and pull, and--and hurry, and, "Oh, if I don't get this; if I don't get that"; that's not it; it's to know that the law of Life is in you. And you just let go and let God. Then He takes you to your healing, takes you to the baptism of the Spirit, or anything that He's promised. Any claim that He's given is yours, and by letting go and letting God...

L-18-7 Now, if you--if the officer was going to--going to take (the fellow that stole your property), was going to take him to court, and you keep pulling him back, "Well, I don't know just whether he should do this or not," he will never get him there. Just let him go.
That's the way you do. Let Satan just get away; all the doubts and everything flee from your mind, then God will raise you up. Good.

L-19-2 Now, it's Easter time. Oh, I like Easter. Yes, sir. But there's too much on Easter today about bunny rabbits, and ducks, and pink chickens, and pretty hats, and new dresses; and that's not Easter. Easter is the resurrection, restoring, to restore back; it's God's restoring time. You look out over the earth: God is restoring. Restoring what? Nature. That's right. He's restoring the flowers; He's restoring the leaves; He's restoring the fruits of the field. What is it? God is restoring. It's Easter; means to "bring it back."
What is it? There's been a--a sentence, a claim. Easter claims--or the--the--the flower claims it has a right to rise again. See? And God's law of nature pulls the earth around and makes that law of God in nature bring forth an Easter, a resurrection; It's beautifully. The return of the sun to restore what the winter killed, while it was from the earth...


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