God had called Moses. He didn’t want to go. Those prophets had such things to do till they—they…It was a hard thing to do. They didn’t want to be going out, and be scorned at. They wanted to have fellowship and go in with the rest of them and—and go along with brothers. But you see, just like…I believe…I forget what prophet it was, said, “If…I don’t want to do this,” (in other words) “but my whole heart will catch afire. God has spoken and I must deliver It.” Whether they liked It; whether they crucified him; whether they stoned him; whatever they did…God has spoke in his heart, and he must say It. Not to be different, but be obedient. “Obedience is better than sacrifice; hearkening, unto the fats of rams.” See, It was in his heart. He must do it. It was his Life. He couldn’t hold It. There was something, a pulsation, that pushed them. They couldn’t bless It or curse It. God had so much complete control of them till He—He was their voice, their action. Hallelujah!

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.