<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Now, many people telling people to write to them. Whether it was for a radio broadcast or something. But I don't have any broadcast or anything. But I haven't prayed over many handkerchiefs since I been here. I didn't know whether it was a--a doctrine of the church here or not. I send out somewhere several thousand a week all around the world.
And I have a greater ministry in--in that than I do with the personal contact with the people, because I reach more people. Now, if you desire one of those little... It isn't a handkerchief. But sending thousands of them and have very little capital to work with... But I--I take a little ribbon, and the instructions, you're perfectly welcome to one, absolutely free of charge. Just write to Jeffersonville. And you'll find out a little form will be sent back. I got a prayer circle all around the world. And as they pray... Even get up at midnight and two o'clock in the morning around the world to pray.

L-6 They put their handkerchief or little cloth over their heart under the underneath garment, confess all their sins. And everybody prays for one another. And just imagine that thousands times thousands of prayers going at one time for each other. God just can't turn His back on you. He's got to hear it.
Recently I was alarmed at a--a little message I got from Germany with a... We had a little office like in pretty near every nation, where they translate the letters and send them to us. A little German woman that had sent for anointed cloth and then said she--she got it. And she'd had arthritis, and she'd been in a--in a wheelchair for several years. So she got the little cloth, and she called in the neighbors. It says if you haven't got a pastor to get a few neighbors. And she made all of her confessions and put the cloth on her. And when she put it on, she said, "Now, devil, you get out of here." See? She got up and walked away out of the wheelchair. It's just that simple to just have faith in God. That's all that--all there is to. Her faith just was made to a level where she could accept her healing and went away. The simplicity of Divine healing is such a simple thing.

L-7 Sometime ago on the Indian reservation, when I first started in my services about eight years ago, I was in Phoenix, and the first time I ever prayed for any Indian people. I promised God, if He'd heal the three Indians that was in the meeting that I would... was in the prayer line that night, that I would go to the reservation. And so they... The Lord healed them.
And the missionaries helped me through my words. But I come on the road back; I stopped for one night up at the Apache reservation as many of you's been up there, up above Gold, Arizona.
We went back and there was thousands of them had seated out. There's a little church there. I believe it was a Assembly of God faith...?... And they fixed the microphone like this with speakers hanging out. As the sun went down that afternoon, it was a glorious sight to see all those Indians, their little families setting on blankets.

L-8 They're very odd people. But when they believe, they believe. But they've got to be convinced first. So I begin to tell them that I felt sorry for them and I--the way they were treated and so forth. And I do. And I said, "Of course, I'm just one of the Americans like you all are also."
I said, "You might not have got the right deal. We send millions of dollars over there to feed the foreign people and our Indians starving to death. After all, aren't they the real Americans?" That's right.
I think that's a stain on our flag to myself, to think that them poor people out there starving to death, and us sending millions of dollars across over there for them to build up their armies and shoot it back at us. And--and so, I said, "'Course I can't help that. But since I... Here's one thing that I can tell you somebody, I'm here to represent tonight, Who will give you a square deal and be honest; that's the Lord Jesus Christ."


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