<TITLE>08. Par 34-38</TITLE>L-34 Tell her I said, "Look on me." I am a stranger to you, but God knows you. You are a believer. You're from the--the Baltic's. You are here for--not for yourself. You're here for a--a loved one, which is a husband. That husband has ulcers. He's in a building; it's a hospital. You're living here now, like White Plains or somewhere, White Plains, New York. That's where you're from.
You also want healing. You got arthritis. She's going to find her husband's going to get well, and you are healed of the arthritis. Go on your road rejoicing. Jesus Christ makes you whole through His blessed power. Amen, Lord. Amen.

L-35 Do not fear, have faith in God. (Now, just a minute...?... right here I get my breath just a minute. Holy Spirit's moving in the audience real deep just now. Just a minute. Give me just a little bit of time.) This is the person?
Howdy do? We are strangers to each other. We do not know each other. God knows us both; you believe that?
The little colored lady setting right there at the end, was just been praying the last few minutes that God would heal her with that tumor. He did do it, lady. You don't have any prayer card, do you? So you can stand up now. Your tumor is gone. Jesus Christ has healed you. Amen.

L-36 Us being strangers to one another, the Lord knows what you're here for, doesn't He? I see you being moved into some kind of a building with a sheet over you. It was a hospital. And you went under an operation in recent years. And they cut into you for inward trouble. And they cut you, tore you all up. You're suffering now with a stomach trouble.
And also, you've got... Where they operated they made a mistake and it's broke through and you got a rupture in the place where it was at. That is the truth. Do you believe that that comes, that resource of knowing that come from the Lord Jesus Christ? If you do, and accept it so, surely He Who stands here, Who takes a man like myself and know those things, do you accept it to be Jesus Christ?

L-37 Then He said this, "They shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover." You believe it? Then I lay my hands upon thee, my sister, and condemn the disease of your body, and say, "Satan, leave her. In the Name of Jesus Christ may she be made well." Amen. God bless you. The Lord Jesus Christ be with you.
Howdy do, sir? I suppose that you and I are strangers to each other. We don't know one another. This is our first meeting time. But there's somebody Who is present now Who knows both of us. That's His Majesty, that we'll stand in His Presence at the day of the judgment to give an account for everything that's in our lives.

L-38 You're suffering with a trouble in your eyes. And you also have a stomach trouble. That stomach trouble is the same cause of your eyes. It's a nervous trouble. Astigmatism for one thing, and another thing is a peptic condition in the stomach, making you to... peptic ulcer in your stomach. You can't eat very well. And it causes you to smother and everything after eating, sensitive on your teeth.
Also you're... You got a loved one: it's a woman. And you're interested in her. She's a--she's a--a--she's a sister-in-law. And she's in an institution, a mental institution. You are a minister. You was coming to this meeting last night and had to preach, the reason you didn't come. Go and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you shall have what you ask for. You believe Him? In the Name of Jesus the Son of God, I bless this, my brother, for his healing. Amen.


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