<TITLE>12. Par 45-48</TITLE>L-45 And when down there in Egypt, God told him, said, "Call out now..." I love this, He said, "I'm going to make a difference." God does make a difference. "I'm going to make a difference between the Egyptians and the Israelites. And this difference is going to be by the shedding of blood of a lamb." Called out, separated: God always calls for separators. Lot of people in the church say, "We want this young fellow; he's just got out of college. And I tell you; he take a social drink, and oh, he--he's a good mixer."
God don't want mixers; He wants separators. "Separate Me Paul..." Separate yourself from the things of the world. God have mercy. Give us some old time preachers that'll preach the unadulterated Gospel of Jesus Christ, call black black, and white white, and lay the Gospel where it will. As John the Baptist said, "The axe is laid to the root of the tree." Give us some more preachers like that. We'll get back to God's way about things then. Amen.

L-46 All right. I want you to notice, then he said, "I want you to take the lamb and kill it in the evening," perfect type of Christ, killed in the evening. And then the whole assembly of Israel was to witness the death. They did at Christ. And the blood was to be put on the door, for that night the death Angel was going to ride the land, and everywhere there wasn't blood there was going to be death.
And I tell you, brother: if there ever was a time that the death Angel is riding the land, it's tonight. He comes to the church door where the priest stands. And a church that's denying the Blood and the power of Jesus Christ, there's...?... the glory of God had departed, the death Angel goes in and that settles it. They become formal and dead and denying God's power. And the first thing you know, death is all over the whole group of them. You never get them to believe anything; they can't believe it.

L-47 Now, watch this death Angel. I can see the father. Now, they were supposed, when the sun went down and darkness set in, they once come under the blood of that lamb, they had to stay under there until marching orders was give. Brother, this is good for you Nazarenes now.
Look, coming under the blood... Once under that blood, put it on the lintel of the door and on the post. But every time a man come through that door into this home, he stayed there until marching orders come to go out of Egypt. I like that. Stay there.
How I can see the young ladies going to the party that night, to the young Israelite girls, saying, "Come on, Rebekah," so forth, "come on out, we're going to..."
"I can't do it."
"Why?"
"Why, we're under the blood." Oh, my. "We're under the blood."
"Oh, come on, let's go. Nonsense, that old crazy religion you're daddy's got there."
"But look, something in my heart tells me that I mustn't go beyond that blood."

L-48 And on they went to their big parties and so forth. Then along about midnight there begin to come a strange feeling, just like coming over the world again now; we spoke of awhile ago. Something's wrong, great, howling darkness set upon the earth. Winds begin to blow. I can see the little boy in this home here where we're going to go. Look at him, he says, "Say, what is that? I--I--I kind of feel funny. I see all the young girls is at the dances; they're hurrying up home."


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