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Intro by: Gail Nobles
Story by: Gail Nobles
I believe God will display his power in the end times like he did in the days of Moses. Back then he was against evil forces and in favor of the righteous. God’s people shall be called out of Babylon according to Rev. 18. God always waits for his people to reach him. He saves and protects his people. Just think about how God kept the Red Sea opened until the people passed over.
Let us take a journey back in time to the days of Moses, a prophetic moment echoing through the ages, where God’s power was on full display against the tyrants of Egypt. When the oppressive forces of Pharaoh sought to imprison God’s chosen people, it was not long before the Almighty began to unleash a glorious triumph! Oh yes, my friends, we cannot forget that grand scene at the Red Sea, where the waters parted, creating a path of deliverance for Israel. Surely, God is not merely a distant memory—no! He is the same yesterday, today, and forever!
When Moses lifted his staff and commanded the sea to divide, God displayed His omnipotent might! Imagine the winds howling, the waters forming towering walls—God orchestrating nature qso that His people might pass over in safety! Just like that day, I declare that in these end times, God will rise again against the forces of darkness. He is preparing another display of His mighty hand, and His righteousness will prevail over all evil.
And what did Moses and the children of Israel do after they walked through on dry land? They sang! They lifted their voices and expressed their gratitude to the Almighty. “I will sing unto the LORD!” they proclaimed, for He had triumphed gloriously! Oh, the horse and rider, hath he thrown into the sea.”—a testament to God’s unwavering power! Can we not see that same spirit today, church? There will be songs of deliverance, songs of thanksgiving, echoing from the hearts of those whom God sets free!
As we turn our eyes to Revelation 18, we see a clarion call to God’s people to come out of Babylon. Just as He commanded His people to leave the land of Egypt, He is preparing to gather His remnant once more. God will wait—for He is a God of mercy, a God of patience. He desires none to perish but that all come to repentance. Oh, the heart of our God! How He longs to see His people arrive safely, crossing over into the land of promise, just like Moses and the Israelites.
And in the waiting, God’s grace will keep the waters continuing to part, ensuring there is a way of escape. Just think upon the faith it took to step out into uncertainty, the sea looming around them. Yet with every step, there was a promise that the Almighty would not let them drown, a promise that remains true today. “Till the people pass over, O Lord!” we cry, as we await your mighty hand in the final hour.
So dear ones, let us keep our eyes fixed on the horizon, for just as He did it then, He will do it again. The same God who silenced the storm, who split the sea, is active and alive today. He will call forth His people, drawing them out of oppression, into victory! So let us rejoice, sing, and proclaim the goodness of our God in preparation for the triumph that is yet to come! Yes, like in the days of Moses, we shall witness His miraculous power displayed in our midst.
Hallelujah! Let us gather, let us sing, let us testify! Our God reigns! Our God delivers! And oh, how glorious will be the day when His people cross over and sing anew the song of deliverance! Amen and amen!
I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Bible Verse.
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