Oh, what I would think tonight, “Lord, let us look a past the curtain of time, just look over just a little peek, see what it’s all about.” We’re fighting here tonight a great warfare: right against wrong: Word of God against modern theology, and trying to make the—the Word of God, bring It to the people while the enemy would try to beset It in every way. But One is the majority in God. Now, notice, the point I want you to see is that Elijah, the man who was of God, called “the man of God,” he did not look to the natural thing. He looked to the supernatural thing. He didn’t look at what he seen; he looked at what he did not see. And tonight, dear Christian friends, we look at the unseen. That just come on my mind while Brother Baxter was giving that wonderful exhortation concerning the supernatural. The supernatural is what you do not see, but what you believe and act on as though it was. See? Everything in the Christian armor is supernatural. We do not look at what we see; we look at what we do not see. You cannot be healed, only through looking at what you do not see.

Looking to the Unseen, 1950-08-16, Cleveland, OH, §6