<TITLE>11. Par 39-41</TITLE>L-39 Oh, I love because He does it that way. If He says, "walk," walk. Don't matter where you go. And he starts walking. Here he come led by the Spirit, walks out into the people, milling around through the people. After while the Holy Spirit led him over to this line. Here he comes down along this line of women, and just as he got before this little criticized, ridiculed girl, the Holy Spirit said, "Stop, Simeon."
Simeon looked over, might've seen that same Light that John saw. He rushed over to the little lady, taken the baby out of her arms, and said, "Lord, let Thy servant depart in peace according to Your Word, for my eyes has seen Your salvation." Oh, my. Christ in His temple, recognized by just two or three... Sure He come to His temple. God was in His holy temple, and the people didn't know it. And... But those who were expecting Him, saw Him.
Now, there was an old blind woman by the name of Ann. She set over by a post at the door. She was seventy-something years old, and the Spirit of prophecy was upon her. She was considered a prophetess. She did not leave the temple night nor day, but she served the Lord. And she was waiting for the consolation of Israel. See, she was expecting something.

L-40 And those who are expecting... That's why I think you're out here tonight. The things that the Edmonton congregation of the Christians has expected, I believe, God's going to reveal Hisself to them tonight because you been expecting it.
And she was expecting to see, or know when the--the consolation came to Israel. And the Holy Spirit spoke to her. And that blind woman, nearly eighty-four years old, I believe, raised up in the Spirit, and she went milling through the people, blind, walking around through the people, led by the Holy Spirit, moved by the power of God. And she went around milling, this old blind woman, around through the people until she come, not could see her hands before her, and stopped right before that little baby and blessed God for Him. God could lead a blind woman to the Messiah, then He can lead a blind woman to the Messiah now. We are led by the Spirit of God: spiritual leadings.

L-41 If you'll pardon the testimony for a moment. Something comes on my mind at this time. One day I was coming from Dallas, Texas, and we got in a storm, and the plane was forced to land at Memphis, Tennessee. And they told us the storm would be most of the night, that they'd call us the next morning. And they put us up in that great famous hotel, Peabody Hotel. I didn't even know how to act in it. We went up, went to bed. I wrote some letters.
And the next morning they called us, and they said the limousine would pick us up at seven o'clock at... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... on the street. And all of a sudden Something said, "Stop a minute. (You know what I speak of.) Stop just a minute." Why, I thought that was just... I just thought that. I kept on going. I got across the street, and a big Irish cop looked at me because I'd walked across on a red light. And so then I got up like, was looking in a store like this.
And I had these letters in my pocket to mail, and I looked, and there was a mailbox on the corner so I mailed the letters. And Something said, "Just keep walking."
Well, I thought, "I better get back." I started this way; I couldn't go. Did you ever have that feeling?


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