The Masterpiece 109
Without Going “IN” an Exodus is not Complete
January 28th, 2007
Brian Kocourek
For
the last few weeks we have been focused on the thoughts of the word “IN”. we
began by looking at brother Branham’s thoughts on being IN the Word, the Life.
Then we focused on the word “IN” and the importance of that word concerning
salvation and the Doctrine of Christ. We had mentioned how that those who were
in the ark were saved. We also mentioned how that those who left
Now,
remember the Alpha must repeat in the Omega and we have already had two Exodus
in the Scriptures, and we are now in the midst of the third.
The
First exodus took place with a Prophet, “Moses” leading the people out of
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Now,
in that hour and in that Exodus we had a prophet of God on the scene that led
the people out of
When
the prophet went off the scene the Pillar of fire that was leading him still
remained behind to continue to lead the people. But only two of those who had
left in that hour that were over twenty at the time of Kadish Barnea entered
in. The rest were a younger generation that knew not the mud pits of
Now,
in the second Exodus we had the Pillar of Fire in Christ leading the people out
of Judaism and the Law, and when Jesus went off the scene, as Moses did, the
Pillar of Fire remained with the people and took them into Grace under the
ministry of the Pillar of Fire to the early church through Paul.
Now,
once again that same Pillar of Fire has come in this hour and has led the
people in a mass Exodus from the church and the prophet that led them under the
Pillar of Fire went off the scene that Pillar of Fire has remained to continue
to lead. So we are looking at three Exoduses and we see that the importance of
those Exoduses is that there are two important parts to them. The exit and the entering
“IN”. The problem with all three is that the majority of those who have left
died off in the wilderness journey. But
there are those few who did continue to follow the Pillar of Fire as it
continues to lead us in all Truth, and IN to the promises of God.
Deuteronomy 16:5-6 " Thou
may not sacrifice the Passover within any
of the gates, which the LORD thy God giveth thee: But at the place which the LORD thy God has
chosen to place his name in, there thou shall sacrifice the Passover at evening,
at the going down of the sun,
at the season that thou comest forth out of Egypt."
Now,
remember, we spoke on Sunday that this scripture points to God choosing both
the place and the season for
worship. Now, a season has earmarks
which are certain characteristics that make it known. Fall has certain things about it that spring
does not. Summer is different from winter.
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I). The First EXODUS.
Here
we are looking at the season of the 1st EXODUS. What were the earmarks of the
first EXODUS?
Ecclesiastes 3: 1 "To
everything there is a season and a time
for everything under the
Sun."
An
exodus is not only a going out, but it is also an entering in. So there has to
be something happen to build up to an exodus. No need for an exodus if
everything is just great.
A.
People in bondage
to a system ...there seems no way of escape.
B.
So God sends His
prophet to deliver the people.
C.
God backs him up
and vindicates him by showing His own presence.
D.
The prophet's
message is rejected, and God sends judgment.
E.
Because the
message is rejected, those who follow it are squeezed, pressure put upon them.
F.
This brings on an
exodus.
G.
During the exodus
the pressure remains in various ways called trials and testings.
H.
Attrition sets in
for those who are not made for the journey.
I.
Finally an
entering takes place under the Leadership and guidance of the Pillar of Fire.
II).
The 2nd EXODUS
Now
then, what were the earmarks of the 2nd exodus in Jesus and Paul's day?
There
were people also in bondage, this time to a Roman system. There seemed to be no
way out. God again comes down on the scene and uses the body of a prophet. This
time it is not Moses but the body of His own Son. This prophet ( Jesus ) has
three stages of His Ministry just like Moses. There are three pulls.
1.
1st pull,
miracles, acceptance, open doors.
2.
2nd pull,
discernment, shows vindication of God's Presence
3.
3rd pull, the
Word goes forth - rejection manifests itself among the make-believers.
4.
Finally they
crucify the Word made flesh. To put away the Word from among them.
As you see here they separate themselves
then from the vary presence they say they
are longing for.
Now,
the exodus begins again. God remains as the Pillar of Fire, a teaching season begins.
The people are positionally placed under the ministry of the Pillar of Fire. A
testing season begins and attrition sets in once again. The make believers are
once again worn down and fall away.
III).
The Third Exodus.
What
then are the characteristics of the 3rd Exodus?
Or shall we say the end time ministry of God Himself?
1) Matt 16:3 |
10) Luke 17: 30 |
19) Acts |
2) 2Thes2:1=>falling away |
11) Mal 4: 1 - 6 |
20) 1 Cor 4: 5 |
3) Hebrews 6: 1 - 7 depart |
12) Rev 10: 1 - 7 |
21) 1 Cor 1: 4 - 10 |
4) 1 Tim 4: 1 |
13) |
22) Eph 1: 10, 15 - 17 |
5) Jude 4 |
14) 1 Thes 4: 15 - 18 |
23) 2 Thes 2: 6 |
6) Acts |
15) 2 Thes 1: 7 - 12 |
24) 2 Cor |
7) 2 Peter 2: 1 - 4 |
16) 2 Thes 2: 1 - 13 |
25) Thes 5: 1 - 5 |
8) 2 Tim 3: 1 - 9 |
17) 1 Peter 1: 5, 11, 13 |
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9) 2 Tim 4: 1 - 8 |
18) Matt |
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