<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 Sir, you believe God will heal you of that heart trouble, setting there with your foot out like that on that box, looking this a way? Think you're going to go home tonight without that crutch, just going home walking? You are? ...?... You, setting right next to him there, you have heart trouble also. And you got prostate trouble. You've got a pocket book; it's got a little statement in it from a clinic that you have prostate trouble. Isn't that right? It is. You're going home well too. Your faith has healed you. God bless you.
Have faith in God. Don't doubt. Believe with all your heart. That's good instructions, sister, to give that lady. Yeah, you with the hand with your nose to it, like that, instructing the lady there. That's fine. Setting right here, the lady with the little hat on... You got a tumor, haven't you, lady? It's in your left side, isn't it? That's very nice. Now, raise up and accept the Lord Jesus and be healed. God bless you now. You can go home and be well...?... I never read the woman's mind. No, sir, that's wrong; quit thinking that.

L-13 Pardon me, is this the patient? Howdy do? Howdy do, lady. I--I just want to talk to you a moment. You realize you're standing in the Presence of Him Who will be your Judge someday and be my Judge? This is the first time you've ever felt like that, because you're closer now: not because I'm standing here, but because that He is here. You're conscious of this. You're so sick, lady. You're suffering with everything: you have heart trouble; kidney trouble; you have colitis in the bowels; your blood's bad. You're just a--a--a physical wreck. The doctors can't even do nothing for you.
Your name is Mary, isn't it? Uh-huh. You're from a place called Rolling Hills, California. And the... Your number's 4 Hillside Lane. You've got a sister that's sick. You love her with all your heart. The woman has stomach trouble. Your sister, she's nervous, other things, complications. You got a sick father too, that's away from here. And your father, he has asthma. And he has a liver trouble, piles. He's a minister--He's a minister. He's a Presbyterian preacher. His name is Tucker, and he lives in another country, it's wooded all around: hills. There's a big river runs by the city. And as you come into the city on a Road 23, there's a graveyard or something on the left hand side. And there's a big river, it's the Ohio River; and he is in Kentucky, at Paducah, Kentucky. Go home, Jesus Christ makes you well, and you shall have what you've ask for in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

L-14 Shake me. Don't let me talk like that no more. See? Little lady, setting, looking at me right back there with your head up, with the high blood pressure, Jesus Christ healed you now. You can stand up on your feet. That's you right here with the... Go home now and be well.
There sets a man and his wife, setting right here on the end of the row. Both of them has heart trouble. They did have. Right out here. All right, you can go home now. Yes. Go home; be made well, in the Name of Lord Jesus. You... Stand up, sir. Accept your healing and go home and be made well for the glory of God.
Howdy do, lady. Do you believe me to be His servant? God bless you. You're here in behalf of someone else, and that's a someone who's got a blood clot, been operated several times for it. It's your--it's your son. And he doesn't live here; he lives near the Golden Gates. It's San Francisco, California. And the boy is in a serious condition. And above this, you've been talking to him today or some by a telephone. I see you together by telephone. You was trying to persuade him to come down here. The reason that he doesn't come is because he's a backslider. The boy's got a call to the ministry; he knows it; but he's a running from God. Go, call him and tell him to come here and live, and to take up his ministry in the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.


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