<TITLE>09. Par 29-31</TITLE>L-29 Now, when the manna fell, they picked it up and put it in a golden pot, and set it in--on the inside of the holiest of holies. And now on the outside, the people eat the same kind of manna they were eating in here. But that manna only lasted for a little while. But it was the same kind of manna.
So many people today think because they have received the Holy Ghost that settles it. Oh, you just beginning. You haven't started yet hardly. See? There's so many people... The people picked up this little manna that--which was the type of the Holy Spirit, Christ, come down, give His life for the world. And they took this and made it into cakes and eat it. But many time they found out by nine or ten o'clock they were getting hungry. The--the--the sun had done melted it away.
And that's the way many people think today. In a great big revival they get all pepped up, you know. And as soon as revival's over, down they go again, have to come back, maybe, and repent again, and come back to church, and take their vows over. And--and some of them wants to be rebaptized again, or something like that, some religious service to be done to them to try to boost them along. Those people are never happy.
Now, but the man who was on the inside where this golden manna of--of--pot of--of manna was, he--it never run out. It never got old. It never diminished. The man who lived there had the victory all the time. Amen.

L-30 Now, watch the different light. The people out in the courts they walked by the sunlight, and the moonlight, starlight, the star, the light that the solar system give. Well, in there sometimes they had dark days, cloudy days, rainy days. They just... all kinds of days out there. The man who lived by the holiest place, by the altar, under what we would call, say, "That's justification." We'll just call this for the talk sake, just now. Say, in the courts it was justification. At the altar represented sanctification. Why, sure, they--they had light. They didn't have to depend on the sun, and the moon, and the stars. They had seven candlesticks that give them light. But many a time, they smoked up, went out. That's the way people do.

L-31 But when they went into the holiest of holies, and those veils dropped behind Aaron, once a year, they didn't live in no moonlight, starlight, or seven golden candle sticks, under the interlocked wings of the Cherubim, the Shekinah Glory, was in there and they lived in that Light, which never did dimish or go out. They lived by the pot of manna. They could eat any time they wanted to. It never got old. What a life to live. That's the kind of life Abraham was living, a complete surrendered, sold out, consecrated, dedicated life to the Lord. Amen.
And as we'd call it sanctification, they thought when they shouted they really had it; the Methodists and Nazarenes said, "Boy, that's it, as soon as you shout." But they found out they didn't have It. The Pentecostals, boy, when they spoke with tongues, they really had It. But they find out they didn't. It doesn't lie upon shouting or speaking with tongues. Those things are all right. But to have Him is different. That's attributes of Him. That's right. We... It means a sold out consecrated daily, hourly, live in the Shekinah Glory with Him all the time. That's right. Not as I'm saying things against shouting or speaking with tongues. That's fine. That's the attributes of the Holy Ghost and so forth. We need all those things, but yet that's not it. That's not it. It's that hidden consecrated life. Remember, those people out in the courts was eating the same kind of manna they was in here behind the golden omer, back in behind the holiest of holies.


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