<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 A few weeks ago at my tabernacle, just coming down there without discernments or anything, there was about a hundred and fifty people lined up there for a prayer service. I just brought the people through the line, speaking with them and praying with them. And before they left the building, 'fore they got outside of the building, after being prayed for, and had hands laid on them, the ushers and them had--had introduced sixteen outstanding miracles that took place, from the time they were prayed for before they could get out the door, polio victims, packing their braces, women that had stiff arms, up over their heads, praising God. I said, "Oh, my, maybe Brother Roberts is right after all, and them..." So... But Brother Roberts does it in his way, you know, and I, in the way the Lord will provide...

L-14 But now, tonight for a little speaking... I like the Word, don't you? Oh, my, the Word is what we live by. Now, over in Saint Matthew, the Gospel according to Saint Matthew, and the 16th chapter, and beginning with the 15th verse, we read just a few lines here for a text.
Won't keep you very long. And then we will start right off immediately then after this to lining up the sick and the afflicted and praying for them. And we trust...
Now, before we do it, we want you to do this: when you come through the line, come through with all the faith that you can muster together, that God's going to do it, and you're going out of this building, a well person. "If thou canst believe," said the Lord.

L-15 You know Jesus only healed, Himself, by vision. Is that right? How many knows that now to be the truth, after it's been preached to you for all these days? He said, "I do nothing of Myself, just what I see the Father doing, that I do also."
But there was some blind men, one time, come down the street, and they were crying after him. And He--He didn't pay any attention to them. He went on in the house, and then the blind man came to Him in the house and crying after Him yet. And He turned around to them and a--no vision now. If He'd had a vision, He'd a carried it out. But He didn't have a vision. So He said, "You believe that we're able to do this?"
They said, "Yea, Lord."
Then He touched their eyes with His fingers and said, "Now, according to your faith, be it unto you." And a few minutes, their eyes were open. He had nothing to do with it. Not one thing to do with it... had the Lord Jesus. He said, "Your faith..." Is that right? It'll be to you just as you believe.

L-16 The woman that touched his garment, never even as much as He didn't even put His hands on her. See? The Roman centurion, He said, "I'm not even worthy that you would come under my roof. You just speak the Word, and it'll be so." That's where his faith lie. See?
But Jairus, being a Jew, been taught laying on of hands and so forth, so He said, "Come, lay Your hands on my little girl. She's dying, but she'll live if You'll come lay Your hands on her." Then Jesus had to go all the way over, put His hands on her.
But to the dying Gentile boy, he said, "Just speak the Word and it'll be so." See? Just according to what you believe. See?


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