<TITLE>16. Par 45-47</TITLE>L-45 But the 19th chapter, it made a waters of separation, that if any man had did wrong, or anything, these ashes of this heifer was placed upon him, and he was separated from his guilt. If he was unclean, then this was a water of separation. As a memorial through all their generations to know that this heifer, a selected heifer, a special heifer, and the blood stood between him and the church; and at the ashes of it made a separation between him and his guilt. Oh, my. When you see that and place it on Christ Jesus... How that when we do guilt, we look at the separation... He Who stood at the judgment there, and His Blood was dipped from His body and sprinkled across the earth, between that and God's holy tabernacle, that every believer coming into His Presence, breaking through the veil of the flesh, putting away the things of the world, knows that the Blood makes an atonement: the waters of separation.

L-46 And God, through His mercy has washed us and separated us by the washing of the Word by the waters, and separated His church from the things of the world unto a separated consecrated life to live for Him. Walking in this present world without condemnation: There is therefore now no condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus, that walk not after the flesh, but's been separated by the water through the Word, has anointed them by the Holy Ghost. And the ashes of separation has been sprinkled upon the individual, and he walks in this present world free from condemnation by the Holy Spirit. What a beautiful... Knowing that He should been the one, the guilty, brought out in the presence of all the being, out of the presence of Eliezer, the high priest. And there his throat should've been cut; his body ought to have been burned upon the brass altar. And all these things ought to have been in his place; he ought to [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] was made separation by the blood that has been sprinkled between the heavens and the earth, opening up the gate that every believer that is in Christ Jesus has a right to a blood path to the throne of God. "Seven times for every church age you shall sprinkle it." Through the Methodist, through the Baptist, through every age that there was the blood path was sprinkled by the separation.

L-47 Now, He says... When we come over there now, judgment must come. So God, speaking now... Wish we could just jumping around here this morning, but let's get over here now in Exodus--I mean in--in Numbers the 21st chapter. And now we speak of the brass serpent, getting back to our text now, to close in a few minutes, 'cause we have to hurry. Notice judgment.
Now, in the 20th chapter, I believe it's a verse in the 20th chapter, about the 7th verse. Listen at this.
And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,
Take the rod,...
Oh, I just got to take another minute and read some of this other here: just sounds so good. Let's begin up here at the 2nd verse of the 20th chapter.
And there was no water for the congregation: and they gathered themselves together against Moses and against Aaron.
And the people chode with Moses,... (or either fussed with him)... and spake, saying, Would to God that we had died when our brethren... before the LORD!
And when they... we brought up--up the congregation of the LORD into this wilderness, and we our cattle and, should die there?
... therefore have ye made us to come up out of Egypt, to bring on us--and bring us... unto this evil place?... (Look...)... it is no place of seed,...
Now, the people don't associate with you very much when you become a real believer. That right? Kind of a funny place to be. All right. "No figs," not much fellowship, nobody don't want nothing to do with you. Say, "He's lost his mind, gone crazy. Why, we had just better time out there in the world." Now, watch.
... figs... (no place) ... of vines ... pomegranates; neither is there any water to drink.


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