<TITLE>14. Par 110-117</TITLE>L-110 Now, notice the 17th verse.
And Moses brought forth the people out of the camp to meet... God;... (Oh, my. I want to meet Him in peace, not like that.)... and they stood at the nether part of the mountain,... (way back)
Remember, that mountain had lines drawed around it. Even if a cow touched that mountain, it had to die right there, can't come in the Presence of God. And God... "And Moses brought forth the people."
Now, the 18th verse, the next verse.
And mount Sinai was altogether on... smoke, because the LORD descended upon it in fire:... (just smoking and burning like a furnace)
What did He descend? Not in His Shekinah Glory, but in the wrath of His judgments.
... and the smoke thereof ascended as the smoke of a furnace, and the whole mountain quaked greatly... (Brother, I don't want to be there.)
And when the voice of the trumpet sounded long, and waxed louder and louder, Moses spoke, and God answered him by a voice... (Moses spoke, not the people; they were shaking to pieces.)
And the--and the LORD came down upon mount Sinai, on the top of the mountain: and the LORD called Moses up to the top of the mountain; and Moses went up.
And the LORD said unto Moses, Go down, and charge the people, lest they break through unto the LORD to gaze, and many of them perish.

L-114 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] People set in the back of the church and laugh at somebody that's speaking with tongues or dancing in the Spirit: gone, blasphemed the Holy Ghost, sealed forever. "Whosoever speaks a word against the Holy Ghost will never be forgiven in this world, neither in the world to come." Don't gaze upon It. Stay away from It or either accept It.
We'd better leave that Scripture. Read It on, the rest of It; see what God said. And the people said, "O Moses, you speak. Don't let God speak any more. We wish now we hadn't have asked for this. (See?) Let you speak to us, Moses. If God speaks, we'll all die." See, God had made an atonement.

L-116 Now, "The voice of the throne..." Notice in this throne, "before the throne was the seven stars," the voice of the stars. "Voices..." You see, there was more in the Revelations 4 here, or 5, we find out, "And out of the throne proceeded lightning, thunders, and voices." Not one voice: voices, plural. What was it? God speaking to the church, reflecting Himself through the seven Spirits. When the true anointed of God speaks, it's the voice of God. To reject it is to remove the candlestick. See? "Voices," the voice of the Seven Church Ages (over here in the corner), the voices speaking with thunder and lightning.

L-117 Nowadays they're so, "Well, we don't believe in saying 'hell' in the pulpit." Oh, mercy. So...?... Uh. We need men of God, men who won't hold back.
Now, everybody can't be a preacher, but you got a voice. And if you can't preach the people a sermon... If you're a preacher, you're called to the pulpit to preach. If you're not, you're still a preacher, but live the people a sermon. Let your sermon be lived, and it's the voice of God that'll bring reproach to them who reject it. They say, "No one can put a finger on his or her life. They're sweet, living... They... If there ever was a man of God, it's that man or that woman." See, live your sermons. Don't try to preach them if you're not called to be a preacher; get all mixed up, anyhow, and messed up, and you'll get people tangled up, and you won't know... Well, you'll--you'll ruin them and yourself too. Just live your sermon.
The preacher's called to preach his and to live it too. If you can't live it, then stop preaching it. But you're supposed to live your sermons.


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