<TITLE>11. Par 118-130</TITLE>L-118 But Christ is that Remedy. He's the thing that can make it. His disciples, today, get in a lot of trouble, and don't know the Remedy. That's right.

L-119 And let me say this. Many times His precious saints get in trouble, too, physical trouble, but here we got the Remedy. Amen. We got the cure.

L-120   Thinking of this woman setting here with lung trouble, then; this oxygen, hear her breathing in it. I think of how that poor thing sleeps at night. Think of the expense that is. Sister, there, I know the Remedy. It's Here. You don't have to do that. But you have to use It. See?

L-121 Now, the disciples get in physical trouble, trouble that the doctors hasn't got the remedy.

L-122 Just like those disciples, they had trouble. They were disciples, and they had--they had trouble that the navigators couldn't remedy. They... No one could remedy it, but the Remedy was laying right there.

L-123   And you may have a trouble tonight that the doctor can't remedy. But we got Him right here now, like they had. He's right here. That's right. We, like those people, we forgot Who this is in the ship. It's just not a church. It's just not a rules that we go by. But it's the Creator of heavens and earth. He may be resting right now from a revival. He sent one. May be resting.

L-124 He had another one ahead of Him, the next day, a maniac had to be healed. But, at that time, He was resting, and trouble set in. And He was asleep, resting. But they forgot Who It was, see, in the turmoil. "Well, I know, but pull on that oar, Simon. Andrew, harder on that oar! What are we going to do?" See? There it is.

L-125 What you all flusterated about? "Doctor said this. Doctor said that." Well, maybe he did. Maybe the man is right. That's what he said. But, what does This say? That's the next thing. See?

L-126   And another thing. After they knowed Him the way they did, they should have known that a Man that could tell the thoughts that a man was thinking, and knowed the end from the beginning, knowed it was going to happen anyhow. Amen. Now, don't, don't miss this. He knew it was going to happen. I doubt very much He was asleep. But He knowed it was going to happen. He was God, and God is infinite, so He knowed it was going to happen. And He knowed when it was going to happen. And it only happened, to test their faith. Didn't He say so, later?

L-127 And that's why you're sick tonight, maybe. That's why the lull of the revival is, to see what you're going to do about what you've seen done. Are you going to pick it up, make another organization out of it?

L-128   The God that moved on the scene, when this sister, setting here, they brought her into the line, down here at that little, Mexican church that day, cancer in the heart. Her doctor has the x-ray. Her husband is setting there. They said, "There's a dead woman in the line."
I said, "Bring her on." I was sure that He was there.

L-129 Sister Waldrop, that's been a long time ago, sixteen years. See? Dying, with a cancer! Remember, that same God is still in the ship. Don't get flusterated. There's a testimony that could turn Phoenix, the Maricopa Valley, or the world, upside-down, one out of a tens of thousands.

L-130   He is still here. But we get all flusterated, see, like they did. "Oh, my! Pull on this oar. What we going to do next?" Now, don't think about that. Long as He's in the ship, forget about it. Certainly. Now, He only did it to test their faith. And does not our Scripture tell us that, "These trials are put upon us, and more precious to us than gold?" We don't think so, but the Bible is right.


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