<TITLE>02. Par 9-21</TITLE>L-9 Now if the Lord Jesus was walking around, personally, on the earth tonight, in human flesh, and He said, "Tomorrow it will be raining, all day long," now it would be very easy for me to take an umbrella when I leave in the morning, because He said it. Now, if He didn't say it, I don't know then what to look to. So that's the way it is, in anything we do, we want to know the hour, the age we're living.

L-10   And to the newcomers, this week we have tried to show that God, from the beginning, knowed the end. That makes Him infinite. If He isn't infinite, infinite, He isn't God. And He has got to be omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent, to be God. That's all power, knows all things, in all places, and--and--and knows the end from the beginning. If He doesn't, then He isn't God.

L-11 So there isn't nothing really out of cater. It's us. But nothing in God's Word; it's ticking just like a clock. And when that hour comes for it to happen, the Word that's allotted for that age, it happens. We might think it go... isn't going to happen. Sometimes it happens and we don't know it. Jesus said, one time...

L-12   They said to Him, "Why is it the--the... all the scribes say that 'Elias must first come'?" See, now, they believed that. They believed that Elias was coming.

L-13 And Jesus looked at them, and said, "Elias has already come, and you didn't know him." See? Now, see, it passed right by them scribes, ministers, disciples. And it was John the Baptist, and he come in every way that the Elias was supposed to come, yet they didn't recognize him.

L-14 And now it behooves us to recognize the hour that we're living, and the time we're living. Upon that, I want to speak tonight of: The Voice Of The Sign.

L-15 A strange text, yet God does strange things in unusual ways. That's what makes Him God, because He's--He's supernatural. And everything that He does, He--He does it, He can do it in the supernatural, because He is supernatural.

L-16 Now, The Voice Of The Sign. And it is a... There is a voice to the sign. There is a voice to blood. Blood spake out from the earth, and--and so forth, "The righteous blood of Abel spoke out against Cain." And the Bible said, "The Blood of Jesus Christ speaketh greater things than the blood of Abel did."

L-17   Now our setting tonight, or our scene, opens in Exodus. And the time of the Exodus is the calling-out time, and the exodus was at hand.

L-18 Moses, the servant of the Lord, had been called to a--a line of duty. And doing what he thought, he was highly educated in Egypt, learned all the--the wisdom of the Egyptians, and seemingly he had a--a way, that in being a great military genius, that he was able to deliver his people from under that bondage, because he was the next coming Pharaoh. And how easy it would have been for him to have done it. But, you see, if that would have been the case, then it would have been a natural thing.

L-19 God don't take natural things. He takes supernatural things to prove Himself.

L-20 So out of forty years of education, of the highest that he could get, and the best that he could get, the best scholarish scholar he could be; with the understanding from his mother, his tutor, that he was to be the one to deliver the people; and he went out in the power of his understanding, and slew an Egyptian. And, from that, find out that his efforts failed, and then run into the desert.

L-21 And what Egypt, in education, put in him in forty years, it took God another forty years to get it out of him, see, so he wouldn't trust in his ethics of education. He would trust in the supernatural.


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