<TITLE>06. Par 46-51</TITLE>L-46 And, brother, we're... All Christendom is looking for the coming of the Lord and the rapture of the church, all that's got any knowledge of the Word. Well, if we can't have faith enough for Divine healing, how we going to have a rapturing faith? Oh, I believe there's a great calling coming forth. I believe as David said, he laid there and waited until, he listened and waited. After while he heard the rushing wind going through the mulberry leaves, going around. He knowed God was going before him. Oh, brother, I'm listening for the rushing of the leaves, the noise in the mulberry bushes, God going before the battle, then let's rise and put on the full armor of God, pull the sword, go after it. The battle belongs to us then. When we see the hand of God moving on through signs and wonders, let's start following on.

L-47 Now, later we find out that Moses got all busy in his clergy work, and he forgot something. The most fundamental thing that he--that he--that he should've done, he forgot. He was taking, right on the eve of deliverance; he was taking his son down in Egypt, un--uncircumcised. And Zipporah... God would've slayed him in the end, but Zipporah circumcised the child: the seal of the covenant, you see it? Before there can be deliverance, every person must be in the covenant, 'cause God's got a covenant today. And so Zipporah circumcises the--the child, the covenant, and turned the wrath of God.

L-48 And, friends, today all of us are having great revivals, or trying to have, but we're forgetting God's Seal of the covenant, the Holy Spirit, the rejected Stone, the very--the Mortar that mixes and sticks the blocks together. How we going to do it without That? God said, "It was to come to pass that I'll write My laws upon the tables of their hearts. Precept must be upon precept, line upon line, here a little and there a little. Hold fast to that what's good. With stammering lips and with other tongues will I speak to this people, and this is the rest." Isaiah 28. "All this they would not hear; turned away, wagging their head," man fighting his way to destruction.

L-49 Then we find that after the wrath of God had been turned away, they are down in Egypt now to deliver the children of--of Israel. I think this is a beautiful chapter. I must read just some of it, anyhow, if we don't get to all of it. The 12th chapter, let's begin now, of Exodus 12, reading and hurrying right along. I'll try not wear you out, 'cause we got a long time to go yet.
And the LORD spake unto Moses and to Aaron...
I'll wait just a moment so you'll be sure to get the reading of the Scripture. For if you miss it... Such beautiful types, I love it. Now, here's the sacrifice we're going to speak of now.

L-51 Now, they'd had plague after plague; God had performed all kinds of miracles and signs. Oh, how I'd like to ride on that a little while. God, just at the eve of deliverance, begin to show signs and wonders and miracles. See? God is always a living tense. He told Moses, "I AM. (Not "I was" or "I will be.") I AM" now, present tense. And He's the same I AM tonight, not "I was back there"; "I AM." The Angel of the Covenant, still the same yesterday, today and forever, the same Angel.
Notice now, here is the last.


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