<TITLE>05. Par 14-16</TITLE>L-14 Now, tonight, I want to speak just for a few moments on the subject of "What Is That In Thy Hand?"
Now, the--our context tonight deals with Moses, a man that was used of God, back to deliver the children of Israel out from under the Egyptian bondage. And many peoples tonight of God is under bondage.
I look setting here, a mother with a little boy, looks like maybe his little legs might be deformed or something. He's laying close to his mother. A little fellow setting here in a wheelchair, a little child, perhaps has had polio or something. It's little leg is all bandaged up with braces.
I notice a young girl sitting here a beautiful little lady, just look like in her teen-age yet, and her poor old dad twisted up in a wheelchair, just like that. That's bondage. Satan's done that.
Here's a colored brother setting here. Someone setting near him, holding him and... or near him. And just look at the bondage that Satan has put the people in.

L-15 And God is just as loves you just as the same as He loved those Hebrews. And when God sent Moses down there because He had promised that He would come and liberate them out of that bondage...
And God has promised in this last day that He'd send Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, in our midst and would liberate all the sick and afflicted. For it is written, the last words that He said before leaving this earth. He said, "Go ye into all the world, preach the Gospel to ever creature." How far? The apostles age? To all the world, the Gospel has never reached all the world yet. "Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved. and he that believeth not shall be damned. And these signs shall follow them that believe: In My Name they shall cast out devils, speak with new tongues, take up serpents, or drink deadly things it wouldn't harm them. If they lay their hands on the sick they shall recover. That's what the Bible said.
Jesus was received up into heaven; the last commission He ever give the church was heal the sick. The first commission He ever give the church was heal the sick. He chose His seventy and His twelve, and sent them out, and give them power against unclean spirits, to cast out devils, and to heal the sick, the first commission. And the last commission was go into all the world and heal the sick.

L-16 On that Scripture, I know the many theologians has discussed it and said among them, that that Mark 16 where I was quoting from from the 9th verse on was not inspired.
Reminds me, I don't believe the pulpit is any place to joke. I don't believe in jokes. Keep the pulpit clean. Jokes is for out there. But this is just a little quotation which was true, and it sounds like it might be a joke, but it wasn't.
They was a little fellow, I call the country, that had a calling to the ministry. His mother was a very fine old lady, and she sent him away to a seminary to become a minister. And while he was away, why, to the college and seminary, learning how to preach and so forth, well, his mother taken sick, very sick; she had pneumonia. And they called the doctor, and he gave her, of course, all that he could give her. And she couldn't take penicillin; she was allergic to it. So he was giving her sulfa drug and some more things; and it just wouldn't take a hold. The woman and her lungs were becoming completely congested, and she was in very bad shape. So they telegrammed her son and told him to stand by, for they thought his mother would die right away and they had to... wanted him to come home. He was many miles away.


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