Oh, I wished I had time to go into that right now, what brass means. Brass speaks of “Divine judgment.” The laver at the altar, where the sacrifice was offered, it was a brazen altar, where the lambs were throwed, the sacrifice, judgment, Divine judgment. Look back there…Moses, when he lifted up the brass serpent in the wilderness, that stick on the pole, that stick represented the cross. The serpent, in itself, serpent represented “sin already judged from the garden of Eden,” and brass represented “Divine judgment.” Divine judgment, that Christ, that…what…It seems strange that God would let this represent His Son: but a snake. A snake represents “sin” and sin judged by Divine judgment was the brass serpent on the pole. Amen. I just love that.

Elijah, 1953-10-18, Louisville, KY, §69