Deep Calleth Unto the Deep

…wonderful character, waiting for the consolation of Israel. I want to kinda speak just a moment about Simeon. Let’s take him as an old sage, wonderful old character. Some Orient theologians tell us…The historians tell us that he was in his eighties, white beard, white hair. And as he…?…go around, minister around there...

Now, He could reveal something to you, and if you don’t believe it, it’ll never be active in your life. You have to believe it. You have to take God at His Word just like Mary did when she…the angel met her and said, “You’re going to have a Child, knowing no man.” Well, instead of—of—of fussing about it like Simeon did...

If there ever was a time the church of God needs some more Marys, it’s today: taking God at His Word. When God says anything, He means just what He said. Abraham looked at Him; he said, “I know He’s able to—to do that what He promised to do. I’m old, a hundred years old, but that’s all right. Sarah’s ninety, but God ca...

Now, you know when the deep calls to the deep, there’s got to be a deep to respond to it. You believe that, don’t you? See? David said, “When the deep calleth to the deep…” In other words like this: Before something can be here calling out for something, there has to be something out there for this in here to be callin...

Back here some time ago when the—when the Lutherans had their revival, there’s a group called Methodists, they called for God: the deep calling to the deep. God rose up a little old fellow over there in England by the name of John Wesley, and—and Whitefield and them, and away they went with a message of sanctification....

Let’s look down along that line this morning. There stands this little mother and that one here. Way down there I see a gap between them. What is it? They’re all getting away from somebody down there. What is it? It’s a little girl about eighteen years old that’s just been married to a man called Joseph. And there’s a...