<TITLE>07. Par 27-29</TITLE>L-27 Man must live, not by himself. He must not come with his own man-made theory. He condemned it. He did not come with a man-made creed. He had to come through God's provided way. The conference was settled. That was all of it. It was finished. Man must come by the sacrifice.
Let's talk of another conference just for a moment. There was another conference. Many of them we could think of, but I'll just hit two or three here for a few moments. Let's think of the--of the--the burning bush conference. There was one time a burning bush conference. God's people had been taken down into Egypt, and there we know how Joseph was sold, a perfect type of Christ, and how that we seen him dismiss ever Gentile from around him to make hisself known to his brethren. Very beautiful picture of the day we're living in when the Gospel's going back to Israel again... Jesus will make Himself known to the Jew away from the Gentile.

L-28 Then when we find out and after four hundred years of bondage, and the Egyptians rose up there, and there was a pharaoh who did not know Joseph; and finally it come to a place they were made to serve with rigor. How the Egyptians made slaves out of them and beat them and drove them like cattle.
God ordained a prophet to rise up. That prophet run away and married a beautiful Ethiopian girl and had a son, Gershom, and was well satisfied to inherit a lot of money from his father, Jethro, or his father-in-law Jethro. And was keeping his flocks on the backside of the desert when all at once the cries of God's people come up before Him. There had to be something done. God remembered.
I'm so glad He remembers. He remembered His covenant. He remembered Eden. He remembered Abraham. He remembers ever Word that He ever promised, everything that He ever said. He's the infinite God. He remembered it all, and He remembered He made His promise.
There's only one thing for God to do: that's keep His Word. And to keep His Word He had ordained a prophet, but this prophet was a runaway...?... out into the wilderness. He was a fugitive. He had went out into the wilderness and was settled down, but when God ordains a man to do something, no matter how much he runs...

L-29 God ordained there'd be a Church in the last days; there can rise devils, and demons, and hypocrites, but God will have that Church, because He said it would be there. He will do it. There's nothing that... God's able of these stones to rise children unto Abraham.
And then when he found this--a fugitive of His, this prophet Moses, out there very well satisfied with a beautiful wife and a family and going to be rich...?... That Jewish heart, that was good enough for him. The burden had left him, because he had failed in his theology and in his intellectuals to deliver the children of Israel, but God had ordained that he should do it.
And everything that God ordains will come to pass. God's going to have a Church and going to have a people. He's going to have someone to believe His gifts. He's going to have those who will speak with tongues, those who will interpret. He's going to have prophets that He... He's going to do it, because He said He would. God will have healing and salvation. And the Holy Ghost will fall, and He's able of these stones to rise children to Abraham.
We, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterians and so forth can turn it down as much as we want to, but God will have that Church just as certain as His Word said so. He will do it. He remembers every Word that He said. In the season it will bring forth.


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