<TITLE>19. Par 73-75</TITLE>L-73 And that little queen had the same idea; no wonder she'll stand in this last day and condemn the generation today. Yes, she's was going to support it with all she had. She put her gold and things...
Now, the next thing: She had to go a long ways to get to hear this man, that's talked so much about. Now, she had to cross the Sahara desert. You know how long it'd take her to do it? Take her about three months, ninety days. And she didn't come in a air-conditioned Cadillac. No, she come on the back of a camel. That's right.
No wonder she'll condemn this generation; the people won't even walk across the street to hear a message like it, to see the Spirit of God move and do wonders. They'll set in their front yards and criticize, go to the places and condemn it. And she came from the utmost parts of the world on the back of a camel, have to travel by night.

L-74 Another thing: Look what was in her road. The sons of Ishmael was in the desert in that day. They were robbers, and her with all that money, crossing the desert, a little handful of soldiers, a few maidens with her, as bodyguards, four or five eunuchs standing around her. And traveling out there with this great fleet of fleet footed, horse riding Arabs, that come across the desert there, and could take everything she had, and murder her and let them lay there.
But you know something? When you've got a hunger in your heart for God, danger don't even stand in the way to you. You just keep moving on, climbing on. There's nothing going to separate us from the love of God that's in Christ...?... Keeps moving on. She just kept going on; she never thought of the death.
Any how, if you're hungering for God, the devil will put every obstacle he can in your way; but Christ will move it out of the way. Just walk in the Light, as He is in the Light; just keep moving on, and God will make a way for you. He's promised to do it, and He will do it. And that's right.

L-75 She started; she packed up her camels; she put all of her gifts on. She started across the desert, perhaps traveling by night. It was so hot. The direct rays of that Ara--that sun in that Sahara desert, it almost cook the meat right off your bones. And here she come across. Why? Day after day, week after week, day after day, month after month, traveling on across the desert on these old camels from one oasis to another, starving for water, her tongue hanging out, parched lips. All of her men walking along, any time that they could be robbed or killed, didn't make any difference; she's on her road to see if this thing is right or not.
And think, right here in this city... Think today at the people. This place could be packed and jammed, the yard standing full, the people with their hands in the air, praising God when they see great signs and wonders taking place. The wonders, the miracles, the very Scripture being fulfilled, the sign of the resurrection to a--a wicked and adulterous generation, but will they do it? No wonder she'll stand in the last days and condemn this generation, as Jesus said.


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