<TITLE>06. Par 17-20</TITLE>L-17 How strange that the people might thought in the days of Noah when he was building away on an ark to save himself and his household, that there'd be rain come down out of the heaven. But God rained it just the same.
And I think of Moses, how that Moses, standing up there on the mount by the side of this burning bush, he'd lost all hopes of freedom. Didn't seem like that the freedom that the people he so gallantly stood for one time, was ever going to happen. But in the Light of God, standing by that burning bush, everything in him changed.
And I think it's the same today, that many of us lose the sight of freedom. I think here, here's a little boy setting before me, probably an infantile paralysis, little arms twisted up. I--I look at a--a lady here with a white cane setting in front of me, a--a--probably a blind woman; lovely young lady laying here on a--a little cot. And maybe many of you there with cancer, heart trouble, and--and diseases that--that's going to kill you, but you lose all thought of freedom as soon as doctor says it's incurable.

L-18 Why, brother, if we'd ever come in the Presence of God like Moses did, why, it was a revolutionary to him. Why, I... It would revolutionize. When the... In the Light of that Angel of God standing there on that mountain that day, everything that he once had, or thought never would happen, come to be a reality.
And I think if men and women today would ever step into the Light of the Holy Spirit, under the unction of God's Spirit and the Light of God's Word, everything that God has promised will illuminate to you and be real again.

L-19 Why, the reason Moses failed in the first place... Here's what was the matter. It was the lack of having what the burning bush had. That's right. And what's our failure today, is lack having what the Holy Spirit has. And the Holy Spirit has all good things for us. And if we receive the Holy Spirit, then all things are possible; and not only possible, but promised to us. Jesus said, "Ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it. If ye abide in me and My word's in you, ask what you will, it'll be given to you." See? When we step into the Light of God's Word, with the unction of the Holy Spirit to shine the Light on It, brother, the impossible becomes little things then.
God asks us to believe His Word. He sends the Holy Spirit to energize that Word when He falls into It. When the Word's being preached and the Holy Spirit brings the Word, He energizes that and flashes the same Light of God's blessed promise. God said, "I have remembered My promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and I'm sending you down there to do it." See? Then when God's Word, His promise becomes enlightened by the Presence of the Angel of the Lord, stop Moses now; he's on his road. And God always keeps His promise.

L-20 And in our text tonight it's a very outstanding text to me, that when... They'd had a great line of kings since the death of Ahab. And Elijah had told him of how he was going to die, and what God was going to do because he was wicked, and how that Jezebel was going to be fed to the dogs because that she'd did the evil thing that she had done.
And remember, my brethren and sisters, you'll reap what you sow. You that... Well, that's God's law. That's God's law of nature. You reap what you sow.


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