A Mighty Call from the beloved Maha Chohan

Seventy were summoned that they might be empowered by one-seventieth of the mantle of Moses so that the Messenger’s stay in the earth might be prolonged!

I call to your attention a scene in the life of Moses.   Moses was empowered by the Spirit of the LORD and that Holy Spirit was upon him.  And the LORD did speak to him and did say:   “Go and summon the seventy elders that you might not bear the majesty of the Holy Spirit alone and I will apportion to those seventy elders that Spirit which I have placed upon you.   Thereby you will have assistance.”   And so the seventy elders were called and they gathered and they each received a portion of the Holy Spirit from the mantle of Moses. <15>

Thus, I summon in this hour, as directed by the Lords of Karma, seventy of you to come out from among you to prepare yourselves on the path of the Holy Spirit.   I trust that you who are called will not misuse your apportionment of the Holy Spirit and, most importantly, that you will recognize that evenness of temperament is a must.

I trust that you will keep your allegiance, your faithfulness to your calling.  I trust that you will come into alignment at a level that you will maintain until your victory in this life that you might be role models for those who look up to you and that you might also bear the burdens of the Messenger.   This you have already been doing but now you may be empowered by one-seventieth of the mantle so that the Messenger's stay in the earth might be prolonged.

As Jesus sent the other seventy to go forth to preach the gospel in his name, <16> so God called the seventy who would share the burden of the LORD in the mantle of Moses.  Think of this, beloved!  There are some of you in this Community who are not far from merging with the office of the elders of the people under Moses.  The office is an outline.  You step into the outline, and if you wear it well, you should disappear into the outline, you and the Holy Spirit having become one. (Copyright Church Universal and Triumphant Vo. 37 No. 15  The Beloved Maha Chohan April 10, 1994)