We find out here that Moses is backed out into this corner, and the Christ had come down. Now, and the Bible said that, that, "Moses esteemed the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures of Egypt." The reproach of Christ! Christ was the anointing, the Logos that went out of God. The Angel, any Bible reader knows that that Angel was Christ. And there He was in the wilderness, and He came on the scene, in the form that He was supposed to be manifested in. Glory to God!
He comes today in the form, the same Christ, manifesting Him.
He told them He would take them out. He was doing it. There He come to stand by His Word, to vindicate It. Then after He had done come, like He did to Martha, then He called. He said, "Moses, why are you crying to Me? Speak to this people, that ye go forward." That dark hour, the Red Sea opened up and they went across, on their journey to fulfill the Word of God. Yes, at Moses' darkest hour, then Jesus come along. And He called Moses. We want to draw your attention to another little man. His name was Jairus. There is so many of them in the world today. He was a secret believer. He loved Jesus. He had heard about Him. He believed Him. But, you see, he had already joined hisself to an organization. He couldn't come out and confess it. He believed it, but he couldn't confess it, so he had done joined up with the unbelievers. But he really believed it.
You know, when a man gets in that shape, sometime God brings Him to the showdown. It's in distress when we really show our colors, what we really are.
In that hour of distress, he had to make a decision: let his child die, or he knowed that was the manifestation of the Word. He was a priest, and he had read the Word, and he knowed that that was God's manifestation. God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself. He knew that, and he was forced to the issue. He had to make a mistake, let his child die, or make his confession. When he got in that distress, it was about that time that Jesus came along. He went to see Him. He said, he said, "I'll go with You, whatever You say." And out on the road, here come a runner, the dark thing there. Had made his confession, that he believed Him. He had done excommunicated himself then, and put hisself in public eyes then, that he was a believer on Jesus.

William Branham, sermon «Then Jesus Came And Called»
https://en.branham.ru/sermons/64-0213