<TITLE>12. Par 43-46</TITLE>L-43 Notice, now Moses made a big golden pot, and he went out there and gathered up several big pot fulls of that, and put it in the holiest of holies to keep for a memorial through all generations, that anyone coming into the priesthood might take a bite of the original manna that fell in the beginning. It was a memorial, that generations after them on down through the journey till they reached the promised land, that big pot full of manna never did give out. They'd take out a handful and the next morning the same handful would be in there. It never give out. It kept in there all the time, so that every one that become a priest to God could have a bite of this manna as they journeyed on.

L-44 Now, it's a type of the Holy Ghost. When Moses had crossed from Egypt into this wilderness on his road to the promised land, as the same type of the Church coming up out of the world, separating itself from the world, in the wilderness journey, going on their way to the millennium, perfect. Has to be.
And now, God led them in natural, because they were a--loose in the wilderness, and He led them in the natural. He's leading us today in the spiritual. And the same Pillar of Fire that led the children of Israel, here He is leading us, the same One, same Pillar of Fire, leading us on, the supernatural Light of God moving on, leading the Church spiritually.

L-45 Now notice. Then that bread being a type... Now, when Pentecost was, was a separation. Or any theologian knows, that was the inauguration of the Church. And when the Holy Ghost came from heaven like a rushing mighty wind, filled all the house where they were setting... And out into the streets they went, speaking with tongues and--and different languages, and carrying on, and acting like a bunch of drunk men. And many of them said, "These man are full of new wine."
But Peter stood up in the midst of them and said, "You men of Jerusalem, you that dwell in Judaea, let this be known unto you and hearken unto my word: these are not drunk as you suppose, seeing it's the third hour of the day, but this is that."
If this ain't that I will just keep this till that comes. I will be satisfied with this. I believe this is that. And when they seen this, and seen the boldness of these men, and heard the--the preaching of a man that couldn't even read his name, Peter... The Bible said he was ignorant and unlearned. But to see the preaching of that mighty warrior anointed with the Holy Ghost, they said, "Men and brethren, what can we do to be saved?"
Peter said, "Repent, every one of you, be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, and you shall receive the Holy Ghost, this thing that's come to us, this manna that we're eating on." Said, "For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to them that's far off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call."

L-46 What was God saying there? The same thing He said to Moses. In other words, "This Holy Ghost manna that begin to fall on the day of Pentecost was to sustain the Church, and the Church was to live only by the Holy Spirit until the day we enter the millennium." Hallelujah. What is it? The same Holy Ghost.
Now notice, it was for everyone that was a priest in the Old Testament. Everyone in the New Testament that becomes a Christian, born again, becomes a priest to God. And we are priests and kings. A priest is to make sacrifice. And we give to God the sacrifice of our lips, giving praise to His Name. Say, "I don't feel like it." Do it anyhow. That's a sacrifice. Hallelujah. Say, "I feel too tired." The devil will tell you that, till he takes you to hell. That's right. You're to make a spiritual sacrifice: the fruits of our lips giving praise to His Name, priests and kings unto God. The Bible said we were, made us priests and kings unto God.


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