<TITLE>11. Par 113-124</TITLE>L-113 Remember, he fought that land through, without having a hospital, a nurse, a first-aid band, or a wounded man. Tell me something that can beat that. Yes, sir. He never had no hospitals, no nurses, and he never lost any man, as long as they walked in the will and Word of the Lord. God proved that He was with them. That's right. Notice now.

L-114 And we find out that Joshua knew, if night come, they'd slip around and get with one another, and--and get theirself together and make another big army, and he'd have a rough time with them the next day. He didn't know what to do, so he looked up to God. He needed help, and he needed that sun to stand still. So he just commanded that sun to stand still, and the... said for "the moon to hang over Ajalon," not move until he commanded it. And the moon and sun stayed still for twenty-four hours, when Joshua fought the battle and conquered the enemy, because he was right in the line of duty. He had a right to do it, because he was obeying God's commandment.

L-115   And as long as you are in the line of duty, keeping God's Word, doing just what He told you to do, marching by the orders of God, you've got a right to say to that mountain, "Be moved!"

L-116 God keeps His Word. "If you say to this mountain, 'Be moved,' don't doubt in your heart, but believe that that what you said will come to pass, you can have that what you have said." Jesus said that, in Saint Mark 11:22. That's the Truth. I know that's the Truth. It's God's Word, and that proves that it's the Truth. We're just afraid sometimes. We get to a place, we're afraid He won't keep that Word. He will keep that Word. He said He would do it. Now, we find that's true. He proved it.

L-117   Isaiah's prophecy, one time, which something that had never happened; never did before, and never has since. He said, "A virgin shall conceive." Could you imagine a woman, without knowing a man, would have a child? Isaiah said, "A virgin shall conceive."

L-118 And God caused a virgin to conceive, to prove His Word truth. He proved His Word, 'cause a virgin did conceive and she brought forth the Son.

L-119 Now, that Word made flesh, look what It did. When that Son came forth, He was the Word Himself. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us."

L-120 He was that living Word. He proved He was that living Word. He said to those teachers of that day, "Who can condemn me of sin?" Sin is "unbelief." "Who can tell Me that I'm an unbeliever? Every Word that's written of Me, has been fulfilled." The last seven predictions of His life was fulfilled in the last seven hours, on the cross. Everything was written of Him, was fulfilled, because He was the Word. He proved He were, was. He healed the sick. He raised the dead. He conquered death, hell, and the grave. He proved He was the Word.

L-121   Notice this case here at Jairus' house. He was... He had told them the truth. We see Him as He crossed the sea. He comes in.

L-122 There was a little woman up on the hill, that had spent all of her money with the physicians. No doubt, the physicians had done all they knowed how to do, to get the woman well; probably Hebrew physicians, and that was a Hebrew woman, so they had done all they could for their sister. Although, they had nothing to stop this blood issue, which was, perhaps, a menopause time and her blood had flowed forth till she... little thing was so weak she could hardly get around any more. And she had heard about Jesus. And when she seen the little boat push into the willows, she went down to find out.

L-123   A lot of His critics was standing there. And He is not free of critics today. If they'd have knowed Who He was, they would not have been His critics. But they was His critics because they didn't know Who He was.

L-124 And that's the way with the Message today, so many good men and women criticize This because they don't know what It is.


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