<TITLE>10. Par 40-43</TITLE>L-40 Strange God appears in fire. They say this is wild fire. Well, I admit we got some wild fire, but I'd rather have a little wild fire than no fire at all, wouldn't you? The trouble of it is with you teachers, you're trying to set back and say, "Back there on the day of Pentecost this happened, and back there they had this."
You're trying to let the people that's cold get warm by a painted fire. You can't warm by a picture. What they had's fine, but what you got now. That's it. You can't warm by a painted fire. Talking the theology, what they did back there... What He was there, He is now just the same.

L-41 Now, Moses, herding Jethro's sheep, and he said, "I'll turn aside to see what this strange thing is." Now, he never said, "I'm going to pick some of the leaves off the trees and take it down to the laboratory, examine it, and see if it's mental telepathy, or what's in the leaves, or whatever it is." He just turned aside to find out.
And when he did, God spoke to him and said, "Take off your shoes, Moses; you're on holy ground." And He talked to Moses. And Moses was a murderer: come up out of Egypt from killing an Egyptian. But God said, "I'm going down to deliver them. I'm going to send you."
Could you imagine an old man, as old as he was? Moses said, "I can't go; I--I--I stammer; I--I--I got an impediment of speech; I can't go."
He said, "Moses, what's that in your hand?"
He said, "A stick."
"That's all you need."

L-42 All right, he took that stick and performed miracles. And he took that crooked dry stick off the desert there, and sent Moses down to Egypt to invade the biggest and most powerful, mechanized army in the world. How ridiculous, An old man at eighty years old.
Could you imagine the next morning, Moses set Zipporah astraddle of an old mule, put a young'un on each hip, had a big long beard like this, a crooked stick in his hand, pulling a mule.
"Where you going, Moses?"
"Going down to Egypt to take over."
"My, ridiculous. Why," the man said, "you're crazy. They've got millions of men standing in armor."
"Don't make any difference; God said I was going to take over. I believe it." Hallelujah.
Say, "It's ridiculous." But God said so. No matter how ridiculous it seems, if God said so let me get into it. Amen. I believe Him.
Could you imagine that old man, "Come on, donkey, come on; we're going down to take over." And he did. Amen. How's he going to do it? I don't know. God told him to go down and do it, and he did it.

L-43 That's the way it is today. That's the reason I joined up with the holy-rollers, you, my dear Baptist friend, and Methodist. Going to take over some of these days. How? I don't know.
How could God deal with a bunch of people like that? I can't tell you, but He does it. Go, take over. Amen. God said so.
"In the last days I'll pour out My Spirit upon all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, upon my handsmaids and maidservants will I pour out of My Spirit. I'll show signs in the Heaven above and in the earth below, Pillars of Fire and vapors of smoke. Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions." Is that right?
How's He going to do it? I don't know, but we're going to take over. There'll be a millennium set in after while. Hallelujah. Jesus is coming. He's coming after a despised and a rejected Church by the world. But the one who's not been... "If you ashamed of Me before men, I'll be ashamed of you before the Father and the holy Angels." Going to take over.
Ridiculous, that old man pulling the mule with his wife and his kids, a one man invasion, but he did it. And he didn't have any gun; he didn't have any slingshot; he didn't have any sword nor spear. He couldn't use them if he had them. But what he had he used. Hallelujah.


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