<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 How do you do, lady? You and I are strangers to each other, I suppose. I've never seen you in my life. Perhaps, you've never seen me, but we're here as--as brother and sister, standing at the platform. Do you believe on the Lord Jesus, that God raised Him up from the dead? Do you believe that He ascended on high and give gifts unto men? Do you believe me to be His servant? Humbly I say it; I'm not worthy to be. But he... Somebody has to be. Is that right?
If God will let me know what your trouble... You're suffering with a--an arthritis. Isn't that right? There's something strange about you. There's something moving around you. Every one, reverent... The woman's fading from me. Oh, it's a--it's a boy. You've got a son that's got paralyism. He isn't here, but your hearts bleeding for him. You was thinking of him when you walked up. I hear him call...?... Your name is Decker; your first name is Ida. You live at a fifteen-twenty-four and a half street. God bless you. Go home; you're healed. God bless you. Go on your road rejoicing; lay your hands on your son.

L-6 Howdy do. Do you believe? With all your heart? You believe you're in His Presence? You're a stranger in this city. You've come from the east, coming this way, across the desert. You've come from New Mexico, Gallup, New Mexico. You had female trouble when you come over here. You're going back without it. Your faith has healed you. All right.
You believe with all your heart? My sister, diabetes is a horrible thing, isn't it? But Jesus Christ can heal it. Do you believe that? Come near.
O Lord God, Creator of heavens and earth, Author of Everlasting Life, and giver of every gift. Let this our sister now, by faith, go to Calvary for a blood transfusion. By faith may the rich Blood of Jesus Christ atone for this sickness now. As I lay my hands upon her may she be healed, through Jesus Christ's Name. Amen.
God bless you, sister. Go, believing with all your heart, and you can receive what you ask. All right.

L-7 Look this way, young lady. I seen you slipping up through the aisle there awhile ago. What if I told you that your kidney trouble and back trouble was healed when you come up on the platform there? Would you believe me? Then go ahead; you are. She's worried about it, worrying about it. All right.
The woman has a trumpet in her ear. Will you bow your heads just a moment?
Our dear Lord and Saviour, I pray for Divine mercy for our sister. Satan has did this evil, and I ask now that You move it for her. May the demon that's bound the woman come out from her, in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

L-8 While the audience keeps their head bowed a minute... Can you hear me now, lady? Can you hear me now? Go on your road rejoicing and be happy. God bless you. Here's her...?... had diabetes, and it's gone from her...?...
Let's say, "Thanks be to God."
Lady, would you obey me as God's prophet? Do you believe if I'd lay my hands on you, and command that that arthritis leaves you, that you could walk off this platform like a young woman? In the Name of Jesus Christ may it go now. Amen. Go off the platform like you did when you was--be a young women.
Let's say, "Thanks be to God."
You believe the Lord Jesus healed you setting in that chair?


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