<TITLE>26. Par 87-89</TITLE>L-87 Now, what was that? And that man that talked to Abraham, Abraham called Him God, capital L-O-R-D. And any Bible scholar knows that's the--the self-existing One, Elohim (See?), the self-existing God.
Some man said to me, said, "You wouldn't believe that was God?"
I said, "The Bible said it was God." I said, "Why, what's that to God?" I said, "We're made out of sixteen elements. That's calcium, potash, and petroleum, and cosmic light."
God just reached and got a handful of those elements of the world, and said, "Phoosh, step in there, Gabriel. We're going down to Sodom." Reached over and got another handful, "Phoosh, step in there, Michael," and, "Phoosh." stepped in Hisself. Why, He did. He eat. He eat the--He eat a calf that Abraham killed (Is that right?), drunk the milk, and eat some corn bread, and eat the butter (That's right.): God. Well, I--I'm glad. It's nothing for God. You just forget Who He is. I'm so glad.

L-88 I've got just about four or five hairs left, you know. And the other day I was combing them four or five hairs, and my wife said to me, she said, "Billy, you're getting bald-headed."
I said, "But I haven't lost a one of them."
She said, "What?"
I said, "I haven't lost a one of them."
She said, "I pray you, tell me where they're at."
I said, "All right, sweetheart, I will. You tell me where they was before I got them. They're there waiting for me to come to them." That's it. That's right.
He said, "Every hair of your head's numbered. Nothing will be lost. I'll raise it up again in the last day." He that give it to me now, can't He give it back again by a promise? If He can make me what I am without a choice, how much more can He make me back by a choice, by taking Him? Amen.
Oh, I feel religious now (Yes, sir.) to know that there's coming a resurrection, and we'll be restored again like He showed Abraham in there. Notice. Now, Jesus said that was--that was God manifested in a human flesh.

L-89 I want to ask you something. Isn't it strange (to that nominal church out there), we have never in all the ages... Never have we ever had a man, a minister, in them churches that his name ended with h-a-m until today, h-a-m. Do you know that right? We've had a Moody, a Sankey, Billy Sunday, and Knox, Calvin, Spurgeon. All down we've had all kinds of men, but never one ended with h-a-m: G-r-a-h-a-m, to the church down in Sodom. G-r-a-h-a-m, the messenger to the church at Sodom, showing exactly the message that was--they did then. And did not Jesus say, "As it was in the days of Sodom..." There's Billy Graham, G-r-a-h-a-m, out there in the field.
Now, He sends the messenger to the church elected, the Pentecostal elected, pulled-out, not out there in the nominal church, but the church elected. And the church in itself is... The Holy Spirit moving in the church is what does the works. That wasn't that body of flesh. It probably vanished. But it was God in that flesh, showing that God would again dwell in the redeemed flesh of His church in the last days and would do the same sign. "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man." Hallelujah. There you are: Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever. "Sirs, we would see Jesus."
Oh, sure. What would you see? The manifestation of the Word. "And the Word is sharper than a two-edged sword, piercing even the sunder of the bones, and a Discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart." Friends, that was Jesus yesterday. And if the Word is manifested again today, won't it be Jesus today? Would it be the same yesterday? How many believes that? Let's pray.


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