<TITLE>10. Par 96-102</TITLE>L-96   Then why would this one little fellow come in by the name of--of Micaiah, who was the son of Imlah, and come back and prophesy contrary to them? Now, that taken nerve, it taken conviction. See? But how did he know he was right? If you were standing there, how would you know it? The only way you can do, is take what the man says and compare it with the Word. See? Now, Micaiah was exactly on the Word, because Elijah, that great prophet who had the Word of the Lord, had just cursed Ahab and Jezebel and all. See? And how could God turn around and bless what the curse was on? See, so it just couldn't work.

L-97   Now, we find out that God vindicates His Word. The prophet's word, if he is a prophet, then it's... he's speaking according to the Word. The Bible said in one place, said, "If they speak not according to the law and prophets, there's no Light in them." Then call... Then this messenger calls out the called-out Ones. He is right by the Word of God, proves that he's right.
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L-98   Noah was God's witness for the antediluvian end time. Now, look how contrary his message was to the whole antediluvian world. Why, the man was considered an insane man. Why, his... But, yet, he had exactly the Word of the Lord. Now, God had spoke He "couldn't tolerate sin," so He... when the people begin to sin, then God come down and Noah preached the end-time message. When was it? Just before the end time, this messenger arose. God sent forth this prophet with the message for the end time. And he was laughed at, ridiculed, made fun of, and only the saving of his own household did he save. That's right. No one would believe him. But he had the end-time message. Now, all that did not believe were condemned, and the ones that did believe the message was saved. God gave them Life and they were saved, and the ones that did not believe It was lost.

L-99   Now, I'm typing something. Notice God, how He's done this three times.

L-100 And three is the perfect number of God. God is perfected in three, like, "Father, Son, and Holy Ghost," and "justification, sanctification, baptism of the Holy Ghost." He's perfected, 'cause three is His "perfection." Five is the number of "grace." Seven is... The number of "worship," twelve. Forty is the number of--of "persecution." And fifty is "jubilee," worship. "Pentecost" means fifty. And, forty days Moses was tempted, forty days Christ was tempted, you see. And all those type. Now, God is perfect in three.

L-101   There's three destructions. One of them, when Noah went in the ark; second time, Lot came out of--of Sodom. Watch, Jesus referred to them, "As it was in the days of Noah and in the days of Lot, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man." Watch! One went in, the other one come out, and the next goes up. Uh-huh. See? Uh-huh. Goes in, comes out, goes up! Now, that's the order of the Lord. See, Jesus referred to them two prophets. "As it was in the days of Noah," see, "and as it was in the days of Lot," Abraham being the prophet, "as it was, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man." See, referring back to them.

L-102   Now, Moses, another prophet, at the end of the Egyptian age. We find out that when God was going to deliver His people, and Egyptians had persecuted them so bad, and made taskmasters over them, masters over them, rather. And so then just before their destruction, God, as always, He sent a prophet with the Word of the Lord. Remember, the prophet was exactly identifying what God (hundreds of years before that, four hundred and something years before that) had promised Abraham, that his seed would sojourn in a strange land, but He would bring them out with a mighty hand. You know, at the burning bush when Moses met God, and He said to him, "I have heard the groans of My people, I've seen their afflictions, and I remember My covenant." Remembering His Word!


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