Beggarly — Bakht Singh

The Beggar in First Samuel

The message delivered by the royal servant Brother Bug Singh on the evening of 10th November 1970 during the All India Holy Convocation gatherings held at Ebron, Hyderabad. The theme of the message is from 1 Samuel 2 verse 7 and 8, The Beggar.

The message translated into Telugu by Brother K .N. Augustine and in Hindi by Brother Bindu Samuel of Bilaspur. God of glory, the uncovered and keeping God, and the prayer of seeking God. Lord Jesus Christ, our Highly Exalted Savior, with a heart full of worship, and praise to the Almighty.

We magnify Thee for Thy unchanging love, and we thank Thee for Thy grand and lofty purpose in saving us by Thy grace. We magnify Thee for the means Thou art using to seek and find and save a condemned doer-sinner.

We magnify Thee for enabling us to have this year's All India Holy Convocation. Without being full-charged of the remaining gatherings, I do regret it myself to not have promised an abundance of peace and truth.

By faith we rebuke and bind up our darkness. Do give us victory over the enemy in our sin devices. Those who have no peace may find Thy peace. Those who are lost may recover it. And those who are waiting upon Thee, hear Thy voice, we hear Thy voice.

Those who have fallen, be raised up. Those who are in darkness, come in Thy light. And those who are carrying heavy burdens, elect Thy grace. Those who are good in any affliction, give unto Thy strength.

Those who are not keeping well, be healed by Thee. Those in Thy service, be adorned by Thee. Those who are unhappy, come in Thy grace. Those who are uncriviled, be raised up by Thee. Thus we pray that we fill the pandavas with Thy self and Thy glory.

Be full-charged of the whole period. And by faith we bind up our darkness. We pray in the name of the Lord, Jesus of Saviour. Our living God speaks to us through His seven parts. Verses 145 and verse 3.

Sin, Ruin, and the Biblical Picture of the Beggar

Greatness is unsearchable. And yet we foolish, mortal, weak human beings have the privilege to know something of His greatness. And yet we foolish, mortal, weak human beings have the privilege to know something of His greatness.

And that's why we are brought together here again around the world as fellow believers and as God's people. We are not gathered here to be entertained in any kind of human wisdom or human cleverness. Whether we know it or don't know it, we are brought together by our loving God.

And we may know something of His greatness. And that's why He is seeking us. And that's why He is seeking us. And you find in this twofold message in God's word, in the whole Bible. What we have become because of sin.

We are ruined by sin. How far we have gone away from God because of sin. And how far we have gone from God because of sin. In many ways you find the same message being brought to us from God's word in the whole Bible.

Person is and its consequences. Now you find all these different stories given to us. She wants to ask the twofold purpose. Many names which Bible gives us as sinners. One name is a beggar. He is first Samuel.

And verse 8. First Samuel 2 .8. He rises up the poor out of the dust from the dung hill to set them on crutches and to make them for the pillars of the mountain. He rises up the poor out of the dust from the dung hill to set them on crutches and to make them for the pillars of the mountain.

A beggar living in a dung hill. Very dirty, filthy place. He might have seen some beggar of this type in your neighborhood or wherever you might have gone. He might have seen some beggar of this type in your neighborhood or wherever you might have gone.

No shelter, no house, no building, no refuge. No shelter, no house, no building, no refuge. Very filthy, dirty place where he is sitting right now. Almost a good period. And the whole day he has to strum for begging.

Begging for crumbs, begging for food or shelter. Whatever he requires, he must beg. Begging for crumbs, begging for food or shelter. Begging for anybody passing by. Begging for children, begging for adults, begging for poor, begging for rich people.

This is a very, very sad picture of a beggar. That's how God would have called him. A beggar living in a filthy, dirty dung hill. A beggar living in a filthy, dirty dung hill. And yet, you see over here, God can ease him up, set him among the priests.

And yet, you see over here, God can ease him up, set him among the priests. And yet, you see over here, God can ease him up, set him among the priests. And to make them inherit the throne of glory. And to make them inherit the throne of glory.

Who would ever believe that? You may tell any beggar in your street the same thing. Now Mr. Beggar, one day you are going to be a great king of glory. And he will say to you, Sir, don't make fun of me.

Why are you mocking me? I am already in misery. Why are you mocking me, a beggar like this? Naturally, no beggar will ever believe what you say to him about this. Naturally, no beggar will ever believe what you say to him about this.

And yet, it is God's word. And yet, it is God's word. These are not human words. You got to believe it. But God has said, he will keep it and fulfill it. God has said, he will keep it and fulfill it. God has said, he will keep it and fulfill it.

God's Faithfulness to Fulfill His Word

Book of Numbers. Book of Numbers. Chapter 23. Chapter 23. Verse 19. Verse 19. God is not a man. He is not a son of man. He should inherit, he should repent. If he says, he not do it. Has he spoken and shall he not make it good?

Verse 23. Verse 23. God is not a man. He is not a son of man. If he says, he not do it. Has he spoken and shall he not make it good? God has declared his word, he will fulfill it. He is God of truth. He is yes, yes.

And that's why we are told in God's word. That we are going to be judged even for one idle word. Matthew 24. And 12 chapters. Verse 36. But I say unto you, every idle word men shall speak. They shall give account in the day of judgment.

So there can't be any idle word in God's word. Even though we can't understand it. Because we believe it. God will fulfill, verify all that he has said. Now can you see for yourself, why is God. You can see for yourself.

The Lame Beggar at the Temple Gate

There are few cases of beggars mentioned in God's word. Active apostles. And third chapter. We saw that other day in family prayer. Verse 2. And a certain man, lame from his mother's womb. Who lay daily at the gate of the temple.

Which he called beautiful. He was so lame, could not even walk. Although they had to carry him. In going out of the temple. He began to beg for alms. Depending upon the people passing by, coming and going out.

And he was a lame beggar. Absolutely helpless. A sinner. Even though we will say, I won't do this. We are bound. So we are never satisfied. We have to beg for something all the time. Depending upon others.

For our physical satisfaction. Body for something. Physical satisfaction. As soon as we are begging everybody for something. Hungry of some kind. Not satisfied. When you throw your food. You see some people actually come outside.

To lick the leaves. Yes, we are hungry. Even a few grains of rice left over. And you are being licked by them. They go that way from place to place. Wherever they hear about the leaves as a wedding function.

They go there. They go there. Wherever they hear about the leaves as a wedding function. They go there. Because they are hungry. They want something. Many years ago. When our ship was coming to Shanghai, China.

When our ship was coming to Shanghai, China. He told us. Don't throw away the leftover bread. Keep it safely. There are many, many hungry people in China. Waiting for the crumbs. We are saving for many, many days.

We are saving for many, many days. So our ship came to the Yangtze river near Shanghai. We saw many, many people come with small boats in the ship. We saw many, many people come with small boats in the ship.

They were carrying very big bamboo. And a small net tied on the top. When they came near. They raised the bamboo. They raised the bamboo. They dug for the dry crumbs. For two to three weeks. For two to three weeks.

We didn't even look at them. They were so thankful. They kept on digging for the crumbs. They kept on digging for the crumbs. As the condition of a beggar. He was not born again. They are worse than the beggars.

They are worse than the beggars. They keep on licking the dirty books. They keep on standing for hours in the rain. They keep on standing for hours in the rain. They are like a fool looking here and there all the time.

They are like a fool looking here and there all the time. They are hungry or something. They are hungry or something. Like a beggar they go here, they go there. Dirty leaves of novel story books. He is not here.

And they are quite happy. Helpless. It's the very same beggar we are told over here. He was given a new life. Third chapter. Verse 67. He took him by the right hand. Lifted him up. Immediately his feet and ankle bones.

Received strength. And he leaping up stood. And walked and turned. With them into the temple. Walking and leaping. And praising God. People saw him walking and praising God. He walked quickly. Just by one foot.

The beggar was fully changed. In the name of Jesus Christ. One who died for sinners arose again. In their blessed name. He was raised up again. And killed the prince of life. God has raised up dead. We are witnesses.

His name through faith. In the name. Has made man strong. In the name of Jesus Christ. In the name of Jesus Christ. Testify. It was Peter who gave him. That new life. Himself to say that. And that's all.

Hannah's Prayer and God's Power to Raise the Lowly

By Hannah. In the name of Jesus Christ. He was buried for some time. She was longing for a child. God heard the prayer. In the name of his son. Who came in blessing him to marry. In a new way. We see 1st and 2nd chapter.

And from the verse 3. Stop no more. So exceeding proudly. Come out of him. For God's knowledge. And by him. Exhibit. He can answer. Garb on the. Garb model. Not a. On the. On the. On the. On the. On the.

On the. And they are. Some of our. God. For. God make it a poor. And make. It look. It up. It up. To the. One day. Brought down low. How so mighty they may be, may be brought down low. For the mighty are broken thus far.

God punished them for their sins. How so great we may be in the world, but one day remember us. At that time our friends and relations can never save us. They will not only be forgiven for their sins, they will be raised to a very high position.

And one day they will become heavenly kings forever. And one day they will not be beggars anymore. They will be lifted up from the dust. He will lift up the rich from the dust, and the poor from the dust, so that they may sit with their husbands and become the masters of the great throne.

How so great we may be in the world, but one day remember us. How so great we may be in the world,. How so great we may be in the world, but one day remember us. Now because he wants to punish you, but he wants to forgive you, and cover your nakedness called by your begging.

And he wants to lift you from your filthy place and lift you from your filthy place. He wants to make you sit on the throne of the great throne. Let them have dominion over the things of the sea, over the fall of the earth, over the cattle, keeping things their grip on the earth.

Adam's Dominion and the Loss Caused by Sin

That was God's birthday gift to Adam. That is a very common practice, giving their children a gift on birthdays. And it is common for parents to give gifts on their children's birthdays. With great love God made Adam God said to him, On the very day God made him, God made him mature at the very beginning.

And then God spoke to him, My dear son Adam, My dear son Adam, with great love I have made you. Now I want to give you a birthday gift. Adam never asked for it. God himself gave him. It was all for him.

God said to him, My dear son, the whole earth is yours. There is no poison, no death, no sorrow. Everywhere is so clean. God gave Adam that wonderful earth as a birthday gift. God gave Adam that wonderful earth as a birthday gift.

And God said to him, Also I give you dominion and power over the fishes, over the fowl, over all the cattle. God said to him, I give you dominion and power over the fishes, over the fowl, over all the cattle.

God said to him, I give you dominion and power over the fishes, over the fowl, over all the cattle. God said to him, I give you dominion and power over the fishes, over the fowl, over all the cattle. Because God is so great.

His love is so great. Beyond human comprehension. God gave Adam all these things. God gave Adam all these things. Only because of sin, disobedience, He lost that privilege. Again God says, In Galatians 3 .6 I am the Lord, I say the naught.

Therefore, ye sons of Jacob are not consumed. Therefore, ye sons of Jacob are not consumed. I am the Lord, I say the naught. I can never change. I change. In love, I am changing. In love, I am changing.

In power, I am changing. In power, I am changing. In power, I am changing. In power, I am changing. What is the purpose? The purpose has never changed. And, no longer any question. What is the purpose?

In power, I am changing. In power, I am changing. In power, I am changing. The purpose has never changed. And, that is why, the Lord is the King of the world. And, that is why, the Lord is the King of the world.

And, that is why, the Lord is the King of the world. Because of disobedience, Adam was killed. He humbled himself and became obedient. On death, he mourned the death of the cross. So, through sin, Adam became a beggar.

So, through sin, Adam became a beggar. But, because of sin, Adam became naked. Now, through the Lord Jesus Christ, we become princes. No more beggars, but princes. Now, no longer a beggar, but a prince.

He was served by the own Government. Glory and beauty. Every believer, every believer, the Lord wants him to be a King And, that is why, His patience and love is in him. He gives all what he had to seek us, to find us, to forgive us, and change us.

He gives all what he had to seek us, to find us, to forgive us, and change us. He gives all what he had to seek us, to find us, to forgive us, and change us. And one day in him, we shall be complete and perfect, bounty to be heavenly king.

Union with Christ and the Believer's Future Glory

Because that's why God made man. To make him king over the whole earth. To make him king over the whole earth. And to give him dominion over all the creation, birds, animals, fishes. And that will be possible when we are filled finally with the whole life of Lord Jesus Christ.

And that will be possible when we are filled finally with the whole life of Lord Jesus Christ. Rukai, 2nd chapter. Rukai, 2nd chapter. And the rosary 9 times. For in him dwelleth all the full body and bodily.

And ye are complete in him, which is the advanced physical power. And ye are complete in him, which is the advanced physical power. Because in him dwelleth all the full body and bodily. And ye are complete in him, which is the advanced physical power.

And ye are complete in him, which is the advanced physical power. He says, His love unchanging. His power unchanging. His purpose unchanging. What he has purposed, it must come to pass. What he has purposed, it must come to pass.

Even though I don't feel God. Even though I don't feel God. But God will not feel Adam. His purpose has never changed. And that's why Lord is King of the world. And that's why Lord is King of the world.

But Adam was not by disobedience. Our Lord gained by obedience. On our behalf, he became so obedient. Flip to 2nd chapter. Flip to 2nd chapter. And he found in fashion as a man. He humbled himself. And became obedient on death.

Even the death of the cross. So through sin, Adam became a beggar. Also through sin, Adam became naked. Now to Lord Jesus Christ. We become princes. We become chiefs. No more beggars, but princes. No more beggars, but chiefs.

No more naked, but covered by his own garment. Korean beauty. No more naked, but covered by his own garment. Korean beauty. Every believer, God wants you to be a king. And that's why his patience and love is in you.

As we saw last evening, As we saw last evening, He gave all what he had to seek us, to find us, to forgive us and change us. To find us, to purify us, to forgive us, to save us. He gave everything he had.

We will become women. According to that, God created man. To make him king. Jesus made a king all over the earth. On the face of the universe, On the face of the universe, He made us kings. And that will be possible.

And that will be possible when we are filled finally with the whole life of Lord Jesus Christ. When we are filled finally with the whole life of Lord Jesus Christ. Look at the second chapter. Look at the second chapter.

And the last is 9 and 10. And the last is 9 and 10. We are complete in him, which is the advanced power. We are complete in him, which is the advanced power. We are complete in him, which is the advanced power.

All God's fullness, All God's fullness, In the Lord Jesus Christ bodily. All God's fullness, All God's fullness, He was able to show forth the same fullness. All who came to him, All who came to him, He showed his power over the water, over the sea, over the air, over the demons.

And in this way, he showed his power over the water, over the sea, over the air, over the demons. And he was not filled by his fullness. But we can't get it yet, everything. But we can't get it yet, everything.

And just by one day, he has given immortal bodies. And just by one day, he has given immortal bodies. In that body, In that body, All his fullness, All his fullness, And then he shall raise, With our Lord, With our Lord, With our Lord, With our Lord, With our Lord, In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Divine Love Invites the Beggar to Salvation

Amen. His blood, blood washed by the blood, cleaned by the blood can become everything. His blood, blood washed by the blood, cleaned by the blood can become everything. His blood, blood washed by the blood, Who among us wants to get washed away by His blood and to get himself, then we will become kings in a day.

God will not force us. We prefer to remain beggars. He won't compel us. But very lovingly, He will come to us again and again. I bow, Mr. Beggar. I still love you. Even for you. I am willing to forgive you.

I am willing to wash you. I am willing to take my filthy garment and give it to you, Government. I am willing to make you my king. He won't force us. There is no compulsion in Divine Love. Now see for example, when the saplings were in the boat, rowing very hard.

It was a very, very dark night. And the sea became very rough. Then they see the Lord walking upon the water coming near them. But when He came near the boat, He stopped there, waiting for their permission to come in the boat.

Isn't that a mystery? From the verse 18, expansively. Willingly, He walked upon the water. For four miles, He had power to repel the storm. By one word, the storm came to a calm. He was standing outside the boat.

My disciples, can I come inside? With your permission. This is Divine Law. No compulsion, no force in Divine Love. You are more happy in filth and dirt. Are you ready to forgive you? And lift you from the hill.

And He is ready to make you the King of the Universe. How wonderful! You are wonderful. You find me, angels one day, full of worry, full of mystery. Then they see you upon the throne of glory. They have the crown.

They will say, Lord Jesus Christ. We all know that beggar in Mashirabad. We have seen him licking the dusty leaves for many years. Rotting in cinemas. Drinking holy water. Lord, how can such a beggar come to this throne?

How did you do it? We know one thing. He is the same beggar in Mashirabad. So high. Lord says, to my blood and because of my grace. I spoke to him. I forgave him. We will meet again. We will forgive you.

Never.