<TITLE>08. Par 78-87</TITLE>L-78 And He said, "Take off your shoes, for the ground that you stand on is holy. I have heard the groans of My people. I've heard their prayer meeting. I've remembered that I made them a promise." My, if that oughtn't to set the hearts of Christian believers afire tonight! "I am God. I remember I promised it." How Scriptural that Voice was! And He said, "Moses, I'm sending you down there to deliver them." And Moses...

L-79   Course, as I said at the beginning, when you take that absolute of God, it makes you do things that, well, sometimes ridiculous, in the sight of the people. Could you imagine, a man that had run from the Egyptians, the next morning, after seeing this absolute...

L-80 This Word of God spoke to him positive witness, because it was the Word. The promise was there, and the vindication of the great God of creation, how He performed a miracle in the--in the presence of Moses, and showed that He was a God of creation.

L-81   And Moses, the next morning, took his wife and set her on a mule, with the--the kid on her hip. And the eighty-years-old, whiskers hanging to his waistline, his bald head shining, with a crooked stick in his hand, going down towards Egypt, shouting as hard as he could go.
"Where you going, Moses?"
"I'm going down to Egypt, to take over."
"Take over?"

L-82 A one-man invasion! Why? He had an absolute. He had something. He had the Word of God, he could stand on. A man of eighty years old, with a mule, and a stick in his hand. That's all he had. Like a one-man invasion to Russia, today. But he went down and took over, because he had an absolute. He had talked to God. He had heard the Voice of God. And he... The thing of it was, he did it. Right. Why? That was with him all the days of his life. It was an absolute.

L-83   No man has a right to climb into the pulpit, to preach the Gospel, unless himself has treaded on those sacred sands, where no agnostic or unbeliever can ever explain away the supernatural of God. Jesus would not let His disciples preach, no matter how well they knowed Him; they must go to the city of Jerusalem, there wait till they was endued with power from on High. They must have that experience.

L-84   Moses, knowing that he was a prophet, knowed he'd been raised up for this purpose, but without that personal contact, that Absolute, something that proved to him that when he went down there, he was going to have deliverance for these people. He was never the same. He went down there because he had the absolute, and he did just exactly what God told him to do. There was no fear in his heart, when he throwed down the serpents, or the rods, and they turned to a serpent. And the carnal impersonators come up with their type of ministry, and throwed down and done the same thing. Moses had done just exactly what God told him to do. There is nothing for him to do but stand still and see the glory of God. Then we find out that God taken his serpent and eat up the rest of them. That's the way it's done. He was positive that the God that could tell him to do this, could take care of him in the bad situation.

L-85   Can't we tonight, upon the basis of that young man giving his heart to Christ, stand upon this absolute, that God can make the impossibles be possible? He can change the hearts of judges. Why do we skip so frantically, about other things? Let's take God, first. Bring it back to the promise. God promised it, that--that He would do it.

L-86 So, remember, Moses was always a different person because he took God's Word and believed It. And he had a promise vindicated to him.
How many could we call? We don't have time.

L-87   In writing note, today, I was writing here of Daniel, how that it was. What it was, it was a capital punishment for him to--to pray to any other god. But he had been in connection with God, and he knowed that God was able to take care of him.


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