<TITLE>08. Par 82-96</TITLE>L-82 It had never rained upon the earth, you remember. The world stood up straight. We can prove that today, that it once stood that way. And God watered vegetation through irrigation, from springs in the earth.

L-83   Now science, in that day, were probably much smarter than they are now, because they built the sphinxes and the pyramids, and--and so forth, things that we couldn't attempt to do today. We have no powers that could--could do it, but they built it. And I suppose maybe they shot the moon with radar or whatever they had in that day.

L-84 Jesus said, "As it was in the days of Noah," another civilization likened unto that, "so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man."

L-85 We see here recently where they dug up a modern waterworks here in old Mexico, have no history of it, at all. See, it might have been from some other age gone by.

L-86 Jesus said, "As it was in that day," smart man, intelligent. But if it was, then there will be a Life policy offered to the people. He said so.

L-87   And, Noah, he might not be able to explain. As science said, "We can take the instruments and prove there is no rain up there. Sir, you are out of your mind." But still he knowed the Voice that spoke to him was God.

L-88 So if God had said, "There was water coming from up," though there was no water, God is Elohim, the self-existing One. He is the all-sufficient One. If He said, "There can be water up there," He is able to put water up there, to keep His Word.

L-89   Our father Abraham, which in the father of many nations. If there happened to be Jewish people sitting near, wonder how the Gentiles was brought in, Abraham was the father of many nations. "And he staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief." He held a policy also. God had made him a promise, to be father of many nations; not only the Hebrew nations, but other nations, that he would be father of.

L-90 Notice, as he did, the promise God give him was rashel, radical. He was seventy-five years old, and Sarah was sixty-five, before he got the promise. But he separated himself from the unbelievers, because he knowed he was the heir of righteousness by the will of God, and no matter how long it taken!

L-91 Perhaps the first month passed by and he said to Sarah, "How do you feel?"
"There is no difference."

L-92 Said "We'll have the baby, anyhow. God said so. Go ahead and make the booties. Get everything ready. God said we'd have it. That settles it."
The first year passed. "Dear, how do you feeling?"
"No different."

L-93 "Well, it's going to be a greater miracle than it was if it happened the first month."

L-94   See, she was about ten years passed menopause when the promise was given. They had no children. She was barren, and he was sterile. So they... But he still held that policy, because it was the Word of God, a promise. He wasn't going to part with it. And the Bible said, that, "Abraham staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong, giving praise to God; knowing this, that, He is able to do that which He's promised to do." So the child was born, because that he held the--the policy.

L-95 Noah held his policy, and it saved his life. That was the pay off. Not only his life, but his family's life; paid off, by saving them.

L-96 Let's talk to another investor in this Eternal Life insurance. Daniel the prophet, when as we would call it... If you'd excuse it, as a worldly expression; I shouldn't make it, I suppose, here at the pulpit. It's the only way that I know to make it, "when the chips are down." King Nebuchadnezzar had come in and taken the children of Israel because they had went away from God. They had; still doing all their sacrifices.


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