<TITLE>02. Par 12-16</TITLE>L-12 You know, I've often wondered, when Moses led the children of Israel through the wilderness, when he brought them out, there was around two million people. That's young and old, all together. And he led them for forty years in the wilderness. Now, just think of how, now, out there without--without the sanitation that we'd have today. And they, also they didn't have... They had young, a lot of young people there. How many babies you think was born of a night with two million people? And then, besides that, with all the old people, and with the cripples and things, and he led them for forty years, under the leadership of God. In the wilderness for forty years, and when they come out, there wasn't a feeble one among them.
Wouldn't you like to look in Dr. Moses' medicine satchel tonight, to see what he had in there to keep them--keep them well? Would you all like to look at it? I can show it to you.
We'll go back over here now in Exodus, and I'll show where. This is his medicine chest. I'll show you what he said back here. I'll look right into his medicine sack and I'll see what it says.

L-14 When there was to be a baby born, when somebody had appendicitis, or broke out with TB, or anything like that, here's the prescription Moses read, "I'm the Lord that healeth thee." That's the only thing he had. "I'm the Lord that healeth thee."
Now, that's the only thing he had. That's good enough, isn't it? Moses said, "Now, the Lord is the One that healed you." And they just prayed for him, and he got well.
And you know another thing happened during that time in the wilderness? They didn't even need any new shoes when they come out, and their clothes never got old. Forty years in the wilderness with only one medical, one prescription, "I'm the Lord that healeth all of thy diseases." And He did it because they took Him at His Word and just set theirself free from every...

L-16 Remember now, they had been taught. They'd been down with the Egyptians, which was the smartest. We haven't got doctors today as smart as they were, because they had things that they did. That shows that we haven't never come to that place yet in science. For instance, the Egyptians built... Just a few days ago I passed by the sphinx there, to look how big that thing was.
And those pyramids, why, up there, over a city block high, in the air, there's tons. There's boulders up there almost as big as this tabernacle. They couldn't put them up there today if they had to. So they did it some way.
And then, the sphinx, I think it takes sixteen flat cars for its leg to lay on. What about its body? And it sets way in the air there. How did they get it up there? See, they were--they were people that had secret intelligence that we don't have today. I think we have it, but we just haven't advanced with it, atomic or something like that. Because electric powers, or no powers like that, could lift it. But they built it then. And that pyramid, the big pyramid setting there, geographically, is so perfect in the center of the earth, no matter where the sun is, there's never a shadow around it. Engineering, we got a lot of--long ways to come, to compare with them. And to think, that's been more than right on five thousand years ago, they had that.


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