<TITLE>26. Par 104-107</TITLE>L-104 Listen, brother, if you have this, you know what I'm talking about. That's right. The Holy Ghost blowing. They're not starchy. "Why, I don't believe in them kind of things. Whooooo." Them little fellows was just as--just as nimble, and they could give to the wind, and it was blowing. They was rejoicing and frolicking. And I said, "That looks like a good old fashion Holy Ghost revival. That's exactly right. Coming right up around the Methodists and Baptists and all, God said, 'I will restore saith the Lord.'"
There come a... Oh, brother. What the church needs today... Not get away... Every time that a church gets away from the phenomenal, gets away from the faith that was once delivered to the saints, God sets them right back on the shelf, moves out, and picks up somebody else, and goes right on. It's exactly.
Study church history. Find out if ever they had a revival in any age except they had miracles, signs, Divine healing, power of God. In every revival, and as soon as that church, or a couple of decades or couple of--of rounds of reformers come along and finally rose up, the church got formal. God set it upon the shelf and raised up something else. That's exactly. And here we are today. What is it? The trees coming up. The tree... My, how ridiculous it looks to people.

L-105 Just another remark if you'll pardon me a minute. Something come in my mind. One time God was going to deliver some people down in Egypt. He had an old man out there eighty years old, back on the backside of the desert, named Moses. One morning he come up walking around. He was an old... He was backslid. He was back out there and married an Ethiopian woman, had a couple of kiddies. And--and so he was back out there on herding sheep one morning and praising the Lord, and the Lord showed him a burning bush. He said, "Now, look Moses. I'm going to send you down to Egypt. The greatest mechanized units in the world, the powerfulest army in the world, I'm going to send you down there to take over."
"Well," he said, "Lord, I can't go. I ain't got nothing to go with."
Said, "What you got in your hand?"
Said, "A stick."

L-106 How little. How significant. What's in your hand today? You may not have even a stick in your hand. You can testify. You can sing, or you can pass tracts. You can tell somebody about it. Whatsoever is in your hand, get out and do something about it. Move. Let's get going. Let's get the revival moving. Let's fill these seats up. Get people saved, filled with the Holy Spirit. Get the churches built up around here and on fire. All the Methodists and Baptists and all of it, let's build up. Get somewhere for God. Sure.
Moses said, "It's just a stick, Lord."
He said, "All right. Now, you throw it out of your hand." Now, in Moses' hand it wasn't very much, but when it come in God's hand, it become a judgment rod.

L-107 The little boy one day had five fishes in--in... In his hand it wasn't very much. But when it come in Jesus' hands, it fed five thousand. It's not very much in your hand what you got, but give it to Him one time. What little talent you got, give it to Him. Find out what it'll become in His hand. Yes.
Moses said, "All right, Lord, I'll go." And could you imagine... Let's draw up a little drama. Here comes the next morning. An old man eighty years old, whiskers hanging down about like this, little old skinny body, with a crooked stick in his hand, leading a little old mule, with a woman setting straddle of it with two young'ns on each hip... A young'n on... Here she goes down in Egypt.
I hear somebody say, "Moses, where are you going?"
"Glory to God. I'm going down to Egypt to take over."
"Take over. Take over. Ridiculous." They'd say, "Well, they've got a million trained man."


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