<TITLE>08. Par 26-29</TITLE>L-26 David looked around. He found, Saul found out that ecclesiastical vest of his didn't fit a man of God. That's right.
So we find little old David said, "Take the thing off. I've never proved it. But I had an experience one time; that's what I'm going with." That's what the church needs today is a genuine know-so experience that you can step up make that a difference (That's right.), anointing of the Holy Ghost. You believe it? Yes, sir.
He said, "I know one thing. I took this slingshot, and a bear run and get one of the lambs, and I killed him. A lion come in; I took him." Said, "So will that uncircumcised Philistine." He knowed what he was talking about. That's what men that's had experience, tonight, knows what they're talking about. That's what--reason Moses go down there. No matter how ridiculous it looked to the world, Moses knowed what he was talking about; he'd been in the Presence of God. And any man that's had that kind of an experience know what you're talking about. Let the world call you a holy-roller, fanatic, or whatever they want to, don't make you no difference anyhow. Go on anyhow. You got one thing to do. Jesus had one thing to do: fulfill the Father's will. You got the same thing to do.

L-27 All right. We find out sometimes God let's us get in trouble just to show His love to us. Look at them after they come out of Egypt. If we had time to strike those great places, would take weeks. But let's watch. When they come out of Egypt, here they are with their--marching right on. And the first thing you know, they find themselves cornered. My, they woke up one morning to look back. There was the mountains on one side, the Red Sea and the desert, Pharaoh's army coming, pursuing them. All nature was trembling under them. Not a thing could be done. God let them get in that kind of a tight place to reveal Himself to them.
I think lots of times today, the reason we get in tight places is God wants to reveal and to show us His love, and to prove to us that He's same God, yesterday, today, and forever, and His power still is the same. Certainly.

L-28 Notice him. First thing you know, Moses begin to pray, walked down towards the Red Sea, made his step. And the Lord sent down a wind, and it blew a path right across the Red Sea. Oh, how God always makes a way of escape. Every trial, He'll make a way. Stand still. Don't go to jumping about and getting scared. "Stand still," He said, "and know that I am God."
And when the trials get hard, remember, it's God sometime, trying to demonstrate His love to you. But remember, no matter how many Red Seas, God's path went through it. God lead... Isn't it strange how God leads His children?
Some through the waters,
And some through the flood,
Some through deep trials,
But all through the Blood.
God leads His children. No matter what gets in its way, it'll--he'll have to get out of the way. It'll have to give away to God.

L-29 And when they crossed over the river, they had a great big Pentecostal jubilee, a camp meeting. Why, if that wasn't a Pentecostal meeting, I never seen one. Moses sung in the Spirit, and Miriam and all the woman beat tambourines and danced in the Spirit. If that ain't Pentecost, I never seen one. Right.
God promised He'd supply all their needs in that journey. He promised us He'd supply all our needs in the journey: the same God by the same promise. Same God made the promise.


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