<TITLE>03. Par 10-14</TITLE>L-10 Bless us, Father. Now, as Thy poor humble servant stands tonight to make this great proclaim here, or proclaim this great thing that Thou hast done... And may every listener here have faith. And may Your Spirit, Lord, that's performed these things, may He stand in this meeting tonight and verify everything that's said. And night after night... And may there be an old fashion revival here, that'll just shake this city and every church. May thousands be borned into the Kingdom. Grant it, Father, for we ask it for the glory of God in the Name of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

L-11 In Exodus the 23rd chapter, very familiar verse that I read usually in the starting of the revival, because that this is the... this is... Deals something with the way God is dealing today, God speaking to His servant Moses and sending him. The 20th verse of the 23rd chapter, if you're taking it down, and read down to a portion of the 23rd verse.
And behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee to the place which I have prepared.
Beware of him, and obey his voice, provoke him not; for he will not pardon your transgressions... my name is in him.
But if thou will indeed obey his voice, and do all that I speak; then will I be an enemy to thy enemies, an adversary to thy adversaries.
For my angel shall go before thee...

L-12 God speaking here to His servant, Moses... It was a time that--that the children of Israel got away from God, and got away from His precepts and so forth, and had become--gotten in trouble, and were down in Egypt in the Egyptian bondage. And there come a great need. As long as they were faring presumptuously and had need of nothing, why they went along all right.
But when God's prophetic time come to pass, after He promised Aha--Abraham that his seed would sojourn in a strange land for four hundred years, and He would bring them out by a strong hand... Then when the hour of the time of the promise drew nigh, there rose up a Pharaoh who didn't know Joseph.
No matter how impossible it seems that it will not be, when the time of the promise draws night, God will make things heap up to fit His prophetic promise. Do you believe that? He always does. He always... It's always that way.

L-13 Who would've thought that those people, how they were respected, and almost worshipped because of Joseph, that young prince that was down there, that told the--the dream, and saved Egypt many times. In a space, short space like four hundred years they'd ever forgotten him, but when God's promise drew nigh, there rose up a Pharaoh who knew not Joseph, and he caused taskmasters to be put upon the people, and--and so forth. And they begin to be burdened, and they cried to God because of the reason of the taskmasters. And then during this time, after they begin to cry, well, God had a peculiar thing to happen.

L-14 Now, it's to my humble belief, that gifts are not handed out with hands. Gifts are foreordained of God. Gifts and callings are without repentance. You can say things, and try and make these things act right, and believe right, and to work right; but they are not unless God Himself is behind it.
It's not nothing you try to bluff. You can't bluff Satan. He won't be bluffed. You've got to know where you're standing. That's right.
And gifts and callings are without repentance. They're borned into the world.
God foresees things and knows His prophecy, what's coming to pass. And He starts something here to meet it up there. And when He seen that the time of the people's going to need this, He had a little boy borned a peculiar, odd birth, by the name of Moses.
He was given the name of Moses from Pharaoh's daughter, because he was taken from the water, if you know your--the Bible, Sunday school story of it.


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