<TITLE>08. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 Notice, how was Moses going down into Egypt? Why, he had killed a man down there and he'd been... He'd run out there and been away from it for forty years. And he was wanted down there for murder. How could this man go down there? He said, "Show me Your glory, Lord." And the Lord told him, "Put your hands in your bosom; pull it out." It had leprosy. Said "Put it back." Pulled it out and it was healed; done a sign by a stick.
When God showed Moses His glory, Moses was a witness of God's glory; he was ready to go. And when God shows... Watch what His glory was. His glory--one of His glories was Divine healing. And the other one was performing a miracle with a stick. And when any person that sees and knows and is a witness of God's glory, takes God at His Word.
Moses said, "I'm ready to go." Could you imagine this old man, eighty years old now, white beard down like this, and eighty years old, over on a staff, run back to the house and say to Zipporah, "Wash the kids face right quick, we're heading down for Egypt." Why, I see Zipporah get the two kiddies and wash them, and set straddle of a mule and put a kiddie on each hip, like this. Moses, with an old stick in his hand, and the mule by the halter, like this, the wife setting on the mule with a kid on each hip, on his road to Egypt to take over. My.
"Where you going, Moses?"
"I'm going down to Egypt to take over."

L-30 My, the best military nation in the world, conquered the whole world at the time. Be as in comparison like some little fellow here in Phoenix going over to take over Russia. Be that much comparison, worse! That old man was eighty years old, a white beard a flowing, pulling a mule with his wife, a stick in his hands, tripping along down to Egypt to take over.
"How do you know you'll going to take over?"
"God said so! I'm a witness." His eyes sparkling, he had it. "I know His glory; I seen it. I'm His witness. And I know He can do it. He told me so. So I'm going down to take over." And the beauty part of it, he done it. Amen. He did do it, because he was God's witness (That's right.), the witness of His glory.
And he went down there, looked ridiculous. What the carnal man, I would've thought... I'd imagine seeing some of them Midianites back there, and, "Look at the old fellow. He's a little cracked in the head." But be had seen God's glory. He knowed what he was talking about. And every man that's a witness of God tonight, seen God's glory, takes God at His Word. Going down to take over, yes, sir, and he did it.

L-31 God always gives witness. When Elijah was being taken up, and Elisha come back and felt that garment on his shoulders, and knowed that that was Elijah's garment that rested on him, he walked down to a river there, and pulled it up and smote the river, and said, "Where is the God of Elijah?" He was a witness that that river could open, because he'd seen it done before. Amen.

L-32 We are a witness tonight that God makes the lame to walk, the blind to see, the deaf to hear, cancers to vanish, the power of His resurrection made manifest. Ye are His witnesses. Amen. His witnesses...


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