<TITLE>10. Par 33-36</TITLE>L-33 Moses? Why, certainly, he didn't go out to some school or stand before some psychologist to find out if he was able to go down to Egypt. He had saw that Pillar of Fire, wound up in the top of a bush. And when he seen that, he thought... You know what, it attract his attention.
So he begin to hear a voice coming out of there, saying, "I've heard the cries of My people. And I've remembered My covenant, and I've come down to deliver them." First thing he did, he heard, and he recognized It was God, because It was the Word.
Now, when we see things going on, examine it by the Word. If God makes a promise in the Word, God will send that to back it up. Amen.
Oh, brother, oh how I like that. That hit me. I got the honey that time. Yes, sir. Oh, how He does it. He--He'd promised to Abraham's father--or Moses' father Abraham, rather, He said that his people would sojourn in a strange land for four hundred years, but He would bring them out again. And Abraham knew that God would do that. And now, here was Moses, hundreds of years later, and he heard that Voice, and the Voice was speaking to him, was purely Scripture, so He was in action. Amen. There you are. Amen.

L-34 God promised on the day of Pentecost, when them people begin to scream out, "Men and brethren, what can we do?"
Peter said, "Repent, every one of you, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost, for the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to them that's far off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call." Hallelujah. I see a church speaking in tongues, shouting, praising God, prophesying, and doing great miracles and signs. I look down the Scripture; it's a promise. Then I heard; I recognized; and I went in action. Amen. I've been in action for thirty-one years, brother. Glory. I feel good, feel very religious. Amen.
It put me in action. That's what the Holy Spirit does. You don't say, "What will I have to do?" Just surrender; He will take care of the rest of it. I got in action. Moses was in action. It makes you act funny sometime, sure does.

L-35 Could you imagine an old man, now eighty years old, whiskers hanging way down like this, and the--maybe the hair's hanging over his shoulder--with his wife setting straddle a little old mule, with a kid under her arm, her baby? And here he is a old crooked stick in his hand, just a hobbling along. Some the herders say, "Where you going, Moses?"
"Going down Egypt to take over." How ridiculous to the carnal mind.
They say, "Poor old Moses. I guess the sun got too hot on him. That's all." No, the sun might've not have got too hot (the s-u-n). The S-o-n got close to him; that's what it was. That Pillar of Fire was in the burning bush. You remember Jesus said He was that Person: "Before Abraham was, I AM." That's right.

L-36 Now, if you notice, God gives a promise. And when His Spirit comes, It fulfills that promise. Now, you s... First thing you hear it preached. Then you recognize that that's God's truth. Then you go into action. The carnal mind thinks you're just off the deep end.
But the thing--that looked like a one man invasion going down to Egypt, like one man going over to take over Russia. Why sure, that's the same thing. But the strange part of it is, he did it. Why? He had heard the right voice; he recognized; and he obeyed.
And you say, "I can't do it." Yes, you can. If God speaks to you, recognize it to be His promise. Go into action and see what God does. We'll take over.
The crippled says, "I can't walk." Yes, you can, Jesus said so. Amen. That's right. "Whatsoever things you desire when you pray, believe you receive them; you shall have them."
Maybe the man that's got cancer says, "I can't live." Yes, you can, God said so.


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