<TITLE>07. Par 24-27</TITLE>L-24 Moses, a perfect type of the great Shepherd... And when they come down to death at the Jordan, and the waves was rolling, what did they do when they come to the sea of death? God made a way. And Moses, the great shepherd, led every genuine lamb all the way from Egypt to Palestine. He never lost a one of them. Neither did they go hungry, or their clothes didn't even get threadbare. Moses, the shepherd, led them. Certainly. He was a type of Christ. Certainly. Those who will follow will never be lost. Follow the Shepherd.
Now, we just got through saying there's a mixed multitude. You said, "Them that fell in the wilderness." Exactly, but the real sheep went right straight to the promised land, the sheep. And they know what kind of food to eat. When all that bunch, ten, came back and said, "We can't take it; we can't take it," they was looking to what the obstacles were. They were looking to circumstance.

L-25 But there's two little lambs standing there by the name of Joshua and Caleb, was bleating to the top of their voice, "God said so; we can do it." Certainly, we can. They were following the Shepherd. And God will lead His sheep. "I am the Shepherd to the sheepfold." Blessed be the Name of the Lord.
I notice so much of sheep. One time when I was in the another country, I was riding with a man in a little British jeep. I was going through a city, way down there in the south part. And all at once, I seen the traffic cops blow a little whistle, and every car stopped dead still. I thought the mayor of the city must be coming up. What could it be that everything stopped? And I said to the man, "What's going on?"
He said, "Let us stand up on the fender of the jeep."

L-26 And you know what it was? It was a shepherd coming through the city with his sheep, everything giving them the right of way. I tell you, brother; it was a sight. And I thought, "Some of these days that little despised bunch of holy-rollers, when the great Shepherd of the flock comes, they're kicked out in the alleys and everything else, but someday the world will stand on the side, while the great Shepherd of the flock leads His sheep down through the Palestine streets, beholding the goodness." I said, "I have never seen any such in my life."
He said, "He's a shepherd; he has the right of way."
Mr. Baxter, my manager (used to be... Now he's pastoring a great church in British Columbia.), we was up there during the time when King George came through the country. And the late King George, a gallant man, a fine man, and when they were standing down by the corner... King George had stomach trouble, and he had multiple sclerosis. That's the one that sent for me to pray for him. And the Lord healed him of it.

L-27 And then, when he was riding down the street, so sick that day, he showed that he had royal blood. He set up in the car; you'd never knew. Why? He was a king. And the beautiful queen set by his side in her lovely blue garment. And as it passed this certain corner where this great big Canadian friend of mine was standing, he bowed his head and begin to chuckle real hard, put his hands up like this and wept. I watched. I said, "What was wrong?"
He said, "There goes my king; my heart was jumping when they were playing, 'God Save The King.'"


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