<TITLE>15. Par 55-57</TITLE>L-55 Now, shall we pray for these poor, sick, needy people. Now, the kindness of our Lord Jesus' ear... Here sets right on three thousand people, perhaps. Eyes have trained towards this platform. No doubt, but many skeptics. Many people, their hearts are thrilled; they're firm believers. Some are in curiosity seeking, and they're watching to see just what will take place after we have said that Jesus has risen from the dead and doing the same things that He did while He was here in flesh, working through the flesh of His Church, as He promised. It's because it's to fulfill the Word of God.
And in... Immediately after His resurrection, He appeared unto a man named Paul. And they seen that he was a--a great man of--of God. He saw visions, and God honored his prayer and healed the sick. He couldn't get to them all, so he taken from his body, handkerchiefs and aprons that went to the sick and needy. And God, we're told by the sacred writings, which is infallible, that evil spirits went out of the people and diseases were healed. And Lord, we realize that we're not Saint Paul tonight, but we're--You are still the Lord Jesus, saving us sinners, like he was. And I pray that You will heal everyone that these handkerchiefs go to. Watch over them, Father, to their final destination. And heal those little sick babies, and mothers, and daddies, and--and daughters and sons, wherever they go. May the blessings of God, like that followed in the days when Paul taken them from his body, and when they go from this body of believers tonight, may the signs and wonders accompany it. For God's glory we ask it, in the Name of His Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.
The Lord add His blessings...?...

L-56 Now, Christians, positionally you realize where I am standing. Stand yourself here. And now, I'm asking, if you are just a little skeptic, please move over in the other realm tonight and believe just a little. Be reasonable. Just say, "Let's come reason together, saith the Lord." See? Watch what the Lord Jesus did in the days when He was here on earth. And look what He promised: the very same things that we would do.
Could you imagine what He would do if He was standing here now? As far as healing people, he'd say, "I've already did that when I died at Calvary."
You say, "I'm a sinner; I want you to save me."
He'd say, "I did that when I died at Calvary. Do you accept it, now? See? I healed you when I died at Calvary. I was wounded for your transgressions, with My stripes you were healed." He can't do it doubly: He's got to do it once. And it's already finished; it's settled forever.
Now, the only thing that He can do now--or I can do, rather--is point you to Him. That's all. He's the Healer. He's already did it. Just look at the sovereign grace of God. What He's already did.

L-57 Now, if it would be me or you, you would say, "If they can't take my word for it, let them go on. But not God. He sends gifts into the church. He--He persuades. He's not willing for any to perish. See? And He sends then, signs of healing, and miracles, and everything among the people, trying to get them to believe. Now, let's just push our church doctrine to one side, look straight into the Bible, and see what the Bible says, and then see if Jesus... How many in here believes, as Christian believers, that Jesus Christ rose from the dead? Let's see. Thank you.
If you believe He raised from the dead, then I want to ask you: Does the Scripture say that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever? Does He do that? Did He say, "The things that I do, shall you also."? "I go unto My Father." And He said, also, that He could do nothing till the Father showed Him a vision what to do. Is that right? Now, if He's raised from the dead, He will do the same thing tonight. Now, that's my contention tonight, that He has raised from the dead.


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