<TITLE>11. Par 36-39</TITLE>L-36 Now, no man can heal you. When a preacher comes, or anybody else, and says, "Well, he's got healing power." That's an error. Healing power lays in Calvary; not in man; in Calvary. I said the other night in an international conference, where many, many thousands was setting together; I said, "I find two groups of people in the world. One of them, are the fundamental group: positionally, they know. And the next is the Full Gospel group that's got it and don't know. It's like a man's got a lot of money in the bank, but he don't know how to write a check. The other man hasn't got no money in the bank but he knows how to write a check. If you could ever get the two together, then you got something."
If you would realize that you're sons and daughters of God by the death of Christ, and you have a checkbook in your hand to draw any dividends out of Calvary that Christ died for. Amen. That's right. Don't be afraid. Put it to work. Let your faith get started one time; turn it loose.

L-37 Look, laying here tonight in here dying before me. There's people setting out here, laying out here would be dead in a few weeks from now, if there isn't mercy showed somewhere. And what kind of a person should I be? God will hold me responsible at the day of judgment if I would mislead someone. But if I know of a real remedy for you, and can introduce it to you, it'll be a blessing.

L-38 Notice, just a few moments now, and we'll start the prayer line. Now, the only thing that a minister could do would be preach to you salvation in the cross. He couldn't save you. There's no preacher tell you he can save you. He asks you to accept what Jesus has already done. Is that right? How many of you are pastors, do that, raise your hand? Sure, you accept Christ. Now, he can preach, but he can't save; but he points you to Calvary. You accept it, then when you come up, and say, "Now, I take Jesus as my personal Saviour," you believe in your heart that you are saved.
Now, the critics on the outside say, "Oh, John, there's no difference in you. Why, you look just the same as you al--..." But, you might look the same; you might not feel any different; but in your heart you believe you're different. See? Then you confess that you're different. "He that will confess Me before men, I'll confess him before the Father and the holy angels."

L-39 Now, if you believe you're better, then you say you're better; you act like you're better. See? You say, "Yes, sir, I'm--I'm saved." You associate with those that are saved. You believe you're saved. You act like you're saved, and it works righteousness. Is that right? That's 'cause He was wounded for your transgressions, setting at the right hand of the Father to make good anything you confess.
Now, what if you come to the altar, say, "Well, I don't know." But in your heart you believe you're saved and don't say nothing about it? You'll never be saved until you believe it, accept it, and confess it.


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