<TITLE>04. Par 34-45</TITLE>L-34 Could you imagine Moses, trained in all the--the wisdom of the Egyptians, head of the armies, the--the--the--the armies of Egypt. And, yet, forty years it taken him to train up to that, and it taken God forty years to take that education out of him, just... what it take the world to put in him. Forty years more, he got him all trained down, all the education, theology out of him. And He met him on the backside of the desert, and he knowed more about God, in five minutes in the Presence of God, than he learned in forty years out of books. That's right.

L-35   God is not known by education. He is known by faith. And God spoke to him in the supernatural. And what a ridiculous thing, sometimes, God makes us do.

L-36 Could you imagine an old man, eighty years old, running, a prophet running from God, and in the Presence of God five minutes. The next morning, could you imagine him, an old man, whiskers hanging way down like this; his bald head shining; a crooked stick in his hand; his wife sitting astraddle a mule, with a young'n on her hip; on the road down!
"Where are you going, Moses?"
"Going down to Egypt, to take over."

L-37 See, "take over," a one-man invasion. That sounds ridiculous. But, the thing of it was, he done it, because God said so. That settles it.

L-38 When God says so, that's all there is to it. That's--that's it. If God made the promise, hang your soul on it. If you can believe it, hang your... If you don't believe it, stay away from it; it'll harm you. But if you believe it, stay with it, it'll take you to the victory, just as sure as the world.

L-39   Now we find out, that, "Abraham staggered not at the promise of God." And when he was a hundred years old, and she was ninety, I can hear him; can't hardly talk now, he's getting so old and feeble, "Well, Sarah, dear, how do you feel?"
"Oh, dear, I feel no different."

L-40 "Hallelujah! We're--we're going to have it, anyhow. God said so, that's all there is to it. God gave the promise." He said he was "fully persuaded that God was able to perform what He promised."

L-41 And now we call ourselves the Seed of Abraham, his Royal Seed (not Isaac's seed), His Royal Seed, Christ; and stagger at any promise, fuss with it and say it's not so, and doubt it in our minds? I doubt us being Abraham's Seed when we got that kind of a thought in us. Abraham's Seed staggers not at no thing. It calls things which were not, as though they were, because God said so. He's a Creator. He can make it so. He promised it, and that settles it. That's all there is to it. When God says it, that settles the whole thing. Now, remember, he wanted it... There could not... He told...

L-42   Another thing He told him to do, to separate himself now from his kindred and all of his people.

L-43 God, in order to get a man or a woman, boy or girl, to obey Him, you have to separate yourself from all unbelief, that's right, until you totally separate yourself from anything contrary to that Word, and believe It. You... God calls for a total separation.

L-44   What a difference there is today in our schools that's sending out ministers. They just in-documate them with all kinds of unbelief and theories that's no more Scriptural than some kind of a creed that they make up, and then send them out with such basis as that. No wonder we've hatched out a bunch of Oswald's and Jack Ruby's, and so forth, across the country. Communism is swallowing the country, because we've got seminaries and incubator preachers instead of God-sent, born-again, Holy Ghost filled, Fire-born sons of God, children of Abraham who believe the Word of God to be emphatically the Truth and nothing else but the Truth, rugged, and can stand there upon the promises, in the face of anything, and face it down, that it is the Truth. It's God's Word. All right.

L-45   Now He said, "Separate yourself from all your kindred, from all your people, everything, and follow Me."


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