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In the type of Moses and Joshua, what does each one represent?

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Looky here. The organized church was Moses, the law-giver. And the law-giver, Moses, glorified himself in the stead of God, and wasn’t permitted to take the children over Jordan. And the church today is glorifying themselves: “I belong to the Assemblies”; “I belong to the Church of God”; “I belong to this, that or the other.” What are you anyhow? That’s right. It’s the truth. Now, there’s good men in every one of them. We are brethren; break down that thing. But look. A man that’d been with them all along, Joshua, a type of the signs and wonders, he was the one who was permitted, not the church group, not the organization, but Joshua was pulled out and took the children of Israel across Jordan. That’s right. Amen.

Make the Valley Full of Ditches, 1953-06-09, Connersville, IN, §31

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Make the Valley Full of Ditches, 1953-06-09, Connersville, IN, §31

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Title:
Make the Valley Full of Ditches
Date:
June 9, 1953
Location:
Connersville, IN
Paragraph:
§31

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