<TITLE>05. Par 16-19</TITLE>L-16 And as they came through the water they were baptized unto Moses and to God. When they crossed over the Red Sea, they had a little spell of rejoicing. Miriam got so excited that she grabbed the tambourine and begin to beat it and dance. And the daughters of Israel got excited too, speaking in terms today. And they begin to beat the tambourines and dance. What was they dancing about? What was the excitement about? Because they looked and see all the Egyptians that once drove them to things, was dead in the Red Sea to bother them no more.
I tell you, Miriam, no wonder you have a little funny feeling tonight when them old things that used to drive you out to card parties and the social affairs of this world, when you see they are dead. You don't want them no more. And you passed through the Red Sea, the blood cell's sprayed all over you, vaccinated you (Amen.), dehydrated you too, at the same time. Amen. That's right. Taken all the world out, sprayed you, DT, DDT, I believe they call it. That takes all the bugs out. And when you come through God's DDT, it takes all the world out, kills all those parasites back behind.
That's what's the matter with the church today: they don't want to come through that spray. You want to pull a few things along with you. Cut loose; let them go. Go through the spray the hard way. Separate yourself, it'll smother everything that's around you. Amen.

L-17 Here they come through the Red Sea. Then when they found out they was really through it, coming through that DDT back there, coming out, we found out the parasites. I hope it burns deep. But the parasites, trying to do so, drown.
And these people who are trying to impersonate Christianity, living like the world, running around to every kind place they oughtn't to be, belonging to church and call themselves Christians, God's spraying on his DDT today, separating His people, calling out, filling with the Holy Spirit, segregating them.
You know the world wants separ--the world wants mixers. God said, "Separate Me Paul and Barnabas." God wants separators. Separate yourself from the things of the world, then Christ will receive you.

L-18 Notice. Here they come out, and they were on their journey. Moses got to feeling real good, and the Spirit come on him, and he raised up and sang a song in the Spirit, how God had overthrowed Pharaoh and his horsemen and his chariots. Then they were ready for the journey.
That's the way the Church is, when you've once come through the Blood of Jesus Christ, cleansed from all unrighteousness, then you're ready for the journey. You're on your road then; keep traveling.
On and on they went, type of the Church. But then, comparing that with the Lutheran age, they come up to a place then, they didn't have the full Gospel yet, and they come up to the place of Kadesh-Barnea. Now, Kadesh-Barnea was where there was a great spring and lots of little springs around it, once the judgment seat of the world, a beautiful type of judgment. Judgment begins at the house of God truly. And there they camped.

L-19 And now, God told Joshua--or told Moses, rather, "Go out now and look around, and get a man out of every tribe, and send them over into the promised land," just a few days after he'd left Egypt. "Send them over now and spy out the land. And then come back and give me the report."
And when they went over across the little river Jordan, went over into the promised land, and begin to look around to see whether it was lean or whether it was good, or whether it was of grapes or whether it was of fruits. When they come back, they climbed up and cut down a bunch of grapes that taken two men to pack them. What a bunch of grapes. I think if a land with a curse on it will grow something like that, what will it grow when the curse is off of it?


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