<TITLE>16. Par 124-132</TITLE>L-124 Give me a Church that's so completely anointed with God till their every action and move is THUS SAITH THE LORD, walk in that Shekinah Glory, I'll show you a Messiah (anointed one of God) standing upon the earth.

L-125   There stood Moses by this burning bush and the Shekinah Glory. Standing there, anointed, he didn't know what he was doing hardly. He was just obeying what the Voice said do, "Stick your hand in your bosom. Pull it out. Take up that rod. Turn it into a serpent. Throw it back down again." No matter what anybody else said, he was doing it.

L-126 Said, "Lord, show me Your Glory, and I'm ready to go to Egypt. I'm not an eloquent man. I can't speak well. But You just let me see Your Glory." And He showed It to him. And he went down and took these same things, and to show that he was the anointed Messiah. That man picked up dust off the earth and throwed it into the air, and flies and fleas flew out of that dust, and cover the earth. What could create, but God? Took water out of the river and poured it upon the bank; and every drop of water throughout Egypt, turned to blood. What could do that, but God? What was it? He was so completely surrendered to God's anointed Word till he was the Messiah.

L-127 The Egyptians tried to turn It down this way... The unbelievers tried to turn it down. The make-believers tried their scheme. But God's Word took them right straight on to the Promised Land. That's right. They were anointed. They were... He was the Messiah.

L-128   Now the question comes up out in the wilderness. Here's where it brings... See, now, I want you to watch, my brethren. Now remember, these people enjoyed them blessings. They enjoyed the preaching of this prophet, this anointed one. They believed him. They followed him. But there arose up in the wilderness, one by the name of--of Dathan, and one by the name of Korah. And they said, "This has got to be a one-man affair. Moses thinks he's the only one God's called."

L-129 That one-man Message, they didn't want It. No, they didn't want It. And God never did deal but with one person at a time. It's always a one-man Message. When did ever He deal with the people, outside of just one person? It's an individual. It ain't a group. You're responsible to God, each one of you. You say, "Oh, I believe It." You just... What you do, you just entertain It. You entertain a thought.

L-130   Here's a woman standing here. I'm a young man, waiting to get married. She meets my specifications in every way. She's a lovely Christian: she looks like one, she dresses like one, she acts like one, she lives like one. I'll admit she'd make me a good wife. But she isn't mine till I take her for mine.
That's the way the Message is. You can sympathize with It and say, "It's right." But you've got to take It yourself to become part of It. Then you and the Message become one. Then the anointing's with you, as it is with the others.

L-131   Now, Satan, he didn't believe It. Dathan... He got Dathan and them not to believe It, caused all of them to perish.
But you say, "Wait a minute, Brother Branham, you said, 'Three: Moses, Joshua, and Caleb.'" That's exactly right. That's what there was. "But here you only say, 'Two.' You say here that 'There was a... '"

L-132 You say, "The supernatural Satan." But there was supernatural God, too, anointing these three. Now, Satan's only anointed. But the other one's coming, the other one's coming, just watch for a few minutes. He comes on the scene, his name's Balaam. He's a money-loving prophet; so-called prophet, false prophet.


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