<TITLE>02. Par 10-17</TITLE>L-10   There is one Healer, that's God. God is the only One Who can build cells, make life, therefore it's not in the power of man to do that. A doctor can set a bone; or give you medicine to poison germs, that he put so much in it, and an antidote to keep it from killing you, and kill the germ and so forth. He can do that. But the tissue that's been torn down, or the bone that's been broken, the appendicitis that's been taken out, the appendix, he cannot heal that. It takes God. God heals. Man can remove something that's causing it, if it's possible to move that organ, he can cut it out, cut off the blood veins and pull that, or that tissue out, that's a wild cell, like tumor, cancer, or something. If he can get a hold of it, he can remove that. But to heal, he cannot, and he'll tell you that.

L-11   And, now, healing is of God alone. God alone has purchased for us our healing. It's up to us to do everything that we can, in our life, and in every way that God has give us, for our healing, but it's God that heals. If God calls you to go Home, tonight, there isn't enough medicine in the world will keep you here. There is nothing going to keep you here. And if He determines you to stay on the earth, no matter how many physicians says you're going tonight, you're not going. So it's just all up to God.

L-12   God is Life, Life Eternal. "In the beginning was God." He wasn't God at that time, because god, the English word god, means "object of worship," and there wasn't nothing but Him. He was the Eternal, just the Eternal One. There was no moon, no stars, no Angels, no nothing. But in this Being, that we call "God our Father," was attributes. In Him was attribute to be Father, in Him was attribute to be God, in Him was attribute to be Son, in Him was attribute to be Saviour, in Him was attribute to be healer, and all these things that we see now is just displaying His attributes.

L-13   Now, if you were in His thinking, at the beginning, if you've got Eternal Life, there is only one form of Eternal Life. Eternal Life had no beginning and it has no ending. So if you have Eternal Life, you were an attribute of God's thinking before there was anything but Him.

L-14 Your form, your shape, and what you're in now, is just a negative, when you come up to around twenty, twenty-two years old. You were a negative, and death develops the picture to the positive, "that when this earthly tabernacle be dissolved, we have one already waiting." See?

L-15   This, just the display, now it shows what's being done. Like God becoming God when He created Angels. He become Son when He created Christ Jesus. He become Saviour when Jesus died. He becomes healer when "He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we were healed." See?

L-16 All these things are attributes of God, just so that in the--the end, the Bible said, Jesus said, "You will know that I am in the Father, the Father in Me; I in you, and you in Me." It's God becoming tangible. Your own wife, you and your husband, is just a shadow, a negative of God and His Wife, the Church. See, it's just God's attribute being displayed in shadows and types, like the Old Testament was to the New. See? Then in the end, it all winds up, God tangible. God in Christ, tangible, made flesh, dwelt among us. And in that great Millennium to come, God in the form of Christ, sits upon the throne of David; and the Church, His Bride, Husband and Wife together.

L-17 Why, it's the most, it's enough to set the heart of a believer on fire; in these great hours that we're living, when all hopes and nations, and everything else, is crumbling on us, under us, we've got a Kingdom. We are baptized into this Kingdom.


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