<TITLE>10. Par 37-40</TITLE>L-37 But in the resurrection, the elect out of every one of them will be resurrected. That... Plant that grain of corn of off it and it'll produce another stalk just exactly like come up in the beginning. Amen. So don't worry about grandmother died forty years ago, if she walked in all the light she had, she'll be in the resurrection. Amen. That's right. "I will restore," saith the Lord. Truly.
Notice, in these great... Here come Moses with the children of Israel. And now, there was a bunch come out of the wilderness, or come out into the wilderness. When they crossed over the Red Sea, they wasn't wanted down in Egypt, and they were brought out. God opened up the Red Sea and made a way. And Moses and the children of Israel crossed over, because they had been circumcised. But the uncircumcised, trying to impersonate them, drowned in the sea.

L-38 Then Moses, the bunch of holy-rollers... Yes, they was. They sure was holy-rollers, what they call it today. Look, when they crossed over, and the great miracle working God in their midst had performed a miracle, Moses stood and sang in the Spirit. Miriam grabbed a tambourine and went down the bank beating that tambourine, dancing in the Spirit. The daughters of Israel followed her, beating tambourines. And if that ain't a Holy Ghost meeting, I never seen one in my life (That's right.): singing in the Spirit, dancing in the Spirit, an old fashion Holy Ghost meeting. Amen.
There comes this Seed coming here (You see it?), coming right on up out of Abel. That's right. Always on the side of miracles, always on the side when the living God's among people, signs and wonders and miracles take place. Amen. They had the dead forms; they've always had it. They got it today and will remain with it. But here goes the Church of the living God. Amen.
Notice, my brother, sister, as they went on, Moses in the wilderness. They had to pass through the land to get to the promised land, the land of Moab. Now, Moab come, sprung out of the--from the, Lot's daughters' children, from their father, illegitimate to start with. All right. And when they did that... Now, they was a great nation.
Now, this may scorch just a little bit, my brother, but hold tight. Israel was interdenomination. They dwelled in tents; they didn't have a nation of their own; they were tent dwellers. I'm glad to be a tent dweller today with the Lord Jesus Christ on the same stalk. They wasn't a denomination.

L-39 And here was Moab, a great denomination, fundamental in doctrine. Yes, sir. They had a prophet over there by the name of Balaam. They was all fixed up right. And so, when Israel, their brother, the little interdenominational was going to pass through the land, they said, "Never, we'll not let that bunch of holy-rollers come through here. We'll stop that. Yes, sir. We'll put a stop to that."
So they went down and got that prophet, and him half mad to begin with, and God spoke in tongues to him through a mule, to stop him. Surely, we got as much gumption as a mule's got. That's right. So here the mule turned around and rebuked that prophet. And still he said, "I don't care about your speaking in tongues." He was going on anyhow, money crazy. He wanted to get down there and get hooked up with the big fellows.

L-40 And when he come down there to curse this Israel... Could you imagine one brother cursing the other one, trying to? Why was it? Now, watch him. He's just as fundamental in his doctrine as Cain was, or as any fundamentalist of today. He was religious. They didn't worship an idol God. They worshipped the Lord God of heaven, the Moabites did. They come down there; Balaam said, "Go build me seven altars," God's number of perfection, seven altars. "And upon each one of these altars, you put a clean sacrifice," just the same thing that they was offering down there in Israel. Notice also, "Put a ram," signifying the coming of the Lord Jesus.


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