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Brass Serpent

November 21, 1953 ·Evansville, IN · English
§8
What should a teaching be measured against to know whether it is of God?

I want to get this on God’s Word, for after all, This is the only foundation that anyone can build on, correctly. God will never recognize any foundation but this Word. “For no other foundation can be laid than that which is already laid.” Is that…? And this is God’s Word in the beginning, if anything else is said, if...

§50
Are the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost three separate Gods?

Now, it’s just like this: God, the Father, was the first six, or, first twelve inches; God, the Son, the second twelve inches; and God, the Holy Ghost, is the third twelve inches. It’s one rule, one three-foot rule, but the same God in every dispensation, you see, the same God. Now He’s working, today, in men. Do you b...

§59
What is the connection between sin and sickness?

Now what that represented: Now, the first thing, the people had sinned, and were dying of sickness. Now, watch this compound reason, now. They were…sinned, and were dying of sickness because of sin; and all sin is direct, or, either direct caused…all sickness, rather, caused by sin. Before we had any sin, we had no sic...

§60
What does brass stand for in the Bible?

Now, God showing in the—the type: Now the first thing, the pole represented “the cross,” the wood. The serpent itself, being a serpent, spoke of “sin already judged,” for God had judged the serpent in the garden of Eden. But brass spoke of “Divine judgment,” which was, like the brazen laver. In the days of Elijah, he l...

§65
How was a covenant or agreement made in the Old Testament?

But in the Old Testament, the way they made a agreement, they took a animal, and killed it and split it open, stood between the dead pieces; like God did with the little white Light, confirming the covenant with Abraham, that He would save him and his seed. And he stood there, and they wrote a contract, “I, John Doe, a...

§145
Why did the woman who touched the hem of Jesus garment feel virtue when the soldier who struck Him did not?

When you come be-…friend, let me say this to you: it’s your mental attitude, the way you approach anything. The woman that touched the hem of the Master, she felt virtue. But the soldier who put a rag around His head, and hit Him on the head, said, “If you’re a prophet, tell me who hit you, and I’ll believe you”: they...

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