<TITLE>13. Par 51-53</TITLE>L-51 One day on the backside of the desert, walking down a little old pathway, familiar, he was attracted: a bush on fire. And from that time, Moses was a different man.
Notice. God said, "I'm going to send you right back down to Egypt. Go back down where... Now, don't go back down and get a--a bachelor of art. Don't go down and study some more psychology. Do not go down and get your doctor's degree. But I'm giving you a crooked stick; take this and tell them I AM sent you." Well, what was it?
The next day, a educated, smartest man in the country, the most ridiculous sight. He had his wife setting straddle a mule, with a young one on her hip like this, and the old whiskers a blowing, an old crooked stick in his hand, leading a mule, "Come on here, let's go."
"Where you going, Moses?"
"Going down to Egypt to take over." One-man invasion, but the thing of it was, he done it. Why? Here it is. He had met God. And from that time, he was a changed man. That was a stick and he on the hillside the day before. But in the hands of God's anointed prophet, it become the judgment rod of God that smote Egypt with plagues. And it was a one-man invasion that delivered the children, because he had met God. He didn't need an army. He just needed God.

L-52 May I stop here a moment and you pardon me in my message. You have great possibilities. You are a fine people, you royal Canadians. But there's one thing that you need: Is a coming together and a meeting of God by the baptism of the Holy Spirit poured out upon your churches here. Then things will take place. You're a fine, loyal...
But you need to meet God one time; then things are changed when you meet God. Yes, it makes you act ridiculous. And it--it--it makes the world laugh at you. But the thing of it is, if God--you've met Him and He has said so, then you can do it. God said so. That settled it.

L-53 A little virgin one day, she probably had a hard time, a beautiful little lady. She kept herself clean from the world, and she lived in a lots meaner town than Dawson Creek. She lived in Nazareth. But she'd purposed in her heart that she would serve God. And she was just an ordinary little woman. She was going with a man that was a widower of four children, and his name was Joseph.
And they were planning on getting married. And one day when she had the pitcher on her head, perhaps going to the virgin well. They call it the Well of the Virgin. And as she come down off the hill to get... Maybe, say it was Monday morning; she was going to get the daily supply of water. And those women can pack a jug of water on their head, one on each hip, and just walk as steady.
And she was going down to get the water. And she had the jug perhaps under her arm, and she was going along thinking about a Scripture that she'd perhaps heard the Rabbi... Or maybe she and Joseph, looking from the front porch across the hill, where they was going to have their home. And he was a carpenter. And all the doors had to fit perfect, you know, and the little hearts on the wall, because he was taking his sweetheart to this one. This was a special house. Him and his sweetheart was going to live in it.


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