<TITLE>07. Par 44-49</TITLE>L-44 Now, for a reading, let's read out of the Book of Exodus for a few minutes. I wish to read from the 23rd chapter, and the 20th verse to the 23rd, inclusive. And I want to take a text this morning from like this, of this, rather, "A Total Deliverance." And I won't be long speaking now while I was waiting for you to turn to your Book and chapter,
Behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee to the place which I have prepared.
Beware of him,... obey his voice, provoke him not; for he will not pardon your transgressions: for my name is in him. (I'm sure that the congregation knows who this Angel was.)... my name is in him.
And if thou will indeed obey his voice, and do all that I speak; then will I be an enemy unto thy enemies, and an adversary unto thy adversaries.
For mine Angel shall go before thee, and bring thee unto the Amorites, the Hittites, Perizzites, Canaanites, Hivites, and Jebusites: and I will cut them off.

L-45 May the Lord bless His Word as we speak now for a few minutes, if you'd pray. I was thinking on this subject of "A Total Deliverance." The Church has been in the--in the minority; it always will be in members until Jesus comes. But it's living under its God-given privileges. If we only knew, this is the Church of the living God, not the Branham Tabernacle, for the Branham Tabernacle's just part of it. There's other such tabernacles through the country.

L-46 Brother Snelling tonight is having a baptismal service; I forgot Brother Curtis told me to announce that, or told me yesterday he was having it. He's having a baptismal service, and if anyone here has never been baptized yet, why, Brother Snelling would be glad to do that tonight. That's the Holiness Tabernacle at Utica. And Brother Junior Jackson in New Albany... And there's many such churches throughout the country, but we're all living, seem like, on the defeated side, more or less.
I heard Brother Neville announce this morning back there, that it kind of come to my mind, that the people seemingly are getting away from deliverance. It seems to be something that the people seen it so they just push it out to one side, "Oh, well, God can do it." But that's not the attitude.

L-48 Now, Moses, when he was called by God, he was a total, complete prophet. When God sends a man to do anything, He completely equips him with everything that he has need of. If God calls a man to be a preacher, He puts something in him to preach with. If He calls him to be a teacher, He puts something in him to teach with. If He calls for him to be a prophet, He puts something in him to see visions and to be a prophet. God always completely equips His man. And that's just what He done when He sent Moses into Egypt. He raised him up in a certain way, and He schooled him in a certain way, and He molded him and made him and fashioned him. After He'd promised Abraham, hundreds of years before, that He would deliver the people, then He--He even had in mind that He would make Moses just the way Moses was made. Moses was a complete prophet. And then being a complete prophet...

L-49 Then just like you, if you are a Christian. God don't make any halfway Christians; God makes complete Christians. God don't make halfway preachers, but the preacher can be halfway. And God makes His children Christians, but sometimes they're halfway Christians. But it's not God's intention for them to be that way. It's their own ways got mixed up with the plan of God for their life, and that's what makes them the way they are. God don't want them to be halfway Christians or halfway preachers, compromising on either side. Or, He wants them to completely stand in the breach.
Now, Moses, God had made him a complete prophet for a complete deliverance. And Moses was completely surrendered into the hands of God. That's the reason it made him what he was. He was so complete in God till God could trust him.


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