<TITLE>21. Par 194-208</TITLE>L-194 God had said, "I am with you. Your words is My Word. I've proved it to you, Moses. You, when there was no flies in the land, it was out of season, and you said, 'Let there come flies,' and there come flies." That's creation. Who can bring darkness over the earth, but God? He said, "'Let there be darkness,' and there was darkness. You said, 'Let there be frogs,'" and the frogs even got in Pharaoh's house, in the beds, and when they piled them up in great heaps. Creator! "And I have spoke through you, Moses, and--and made My Word create through your lips. I've made you actually a god before Pharaoh." Yes, sir. "I've done all this."

L-195 And here they come to a place, a little trial come up, and Moses begin to cry, "What shall I do?"

L-196   I want you to notice. This is a great lesson here now. I love this, see. See, Moses, if we read here right, that Mo-... When, the children begin to get scared, they seen Pharaoh coming after, in the line of duty.

L-197 God had performed everything perfectly. Now He started them on their journey. He's got the church together. They been called out. They come from every denomination. They all got together. Moses had went back there, and said, "Lord, what must I do?"

L-198 He'd say, "Well, go do this." All right, go ahead. "Now, Moses, you know I've called you to do this."
"Yes, Lord."

L-199 "All right, you go speak this, and it'll be," here come the flies. "Speak for this," and here it come. "Do this," here it come. Everything was THUS SAITH THE LORD, THUS SAITH THE LORD, THUS SAITH THE LORD! Now he gets into a trouble...

L-200   And God said, "Now I've got them started on their journey. They're all done called out. The church is together, so I've got them on their journey. Now, Moses, take them on over. I've told you to. I'm going to sit down and rest a while."

L-201 Moses said, "O Lord, look coming, here comes Pharaoh! The people are all... What must I do? What must I do?" See there, isn't that just human beings? Yes, sir. Begin to cry, "What must I do?"

L-202 Here we see Moses expressingly, fully human nature, always wants God to get behind you and push you into something. Now, that's us today. You want God, after we've seen all we've seen, yet you want God to push you to do something. See?

L-203 Moses had just laxed around, said, "God, I'll go ask You, see what You say. Yeah, yeah, You say it. Well, all right, I'll say it, too." See?

L-204 But here God had ordained him for the job, proved that He was with him. And here he is, the circumstance comes up, and then he begins to cry, "What can I do? Lord, what can I do?"

L-205   Now you remember, he had already prophesied here, for he said, "These Egyptians that you see today, you'll see no more." And then immediately begin to cry out, "God, what can we do?" See? After he done done a pretty good job in prophesying there. You see, he done told them what would happen. If the Word of God was in him, It was in him. And when he was telling that, it actually come to pass. What he said was already going to come to pass, and here he was crying out, "What am I going to do?"

L-206 Oh, if that isn't human beings! If that isn't me! If that isn't me! See?

L-207 He had already proved, "What you say will happen. I'm with you."

L-208 And here a circumstance rose in a moment. "What must I do? What must I do, Lord? Hey, Lord, where are You at? Hey, do You hear me? What must I do?" And He had already ordained him, and a vindicated him, and proved and worked everything through him. And here, "God?" Oh, my! Fully expressing, man wants to rest and let God do the pushing.


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