<TITLE>03. Par 7-10</TITLE>L-7 Oh, my. That's the reason I say get your hand in the honey jar (You see?) and just lick. There's no condemnation to them that's licking honey. And what... You always see that when you haven't got a camera, you know, close. And that's what I mean by we get our hands in a honey jar, you know: just no condemnation, just keep licking honey and have a good time.
So we can have that same kind of a meeting here tonight also, can't we? Just get all the condemnation away, and love the Lord with all of our heart, and serve Him, and the Methodists, and Baptists, and Presbyterians, and all together, shaking hands, and having fellowship one with another while the Blood of Jesus Christ, God's Son, cleansing us from all sin.

L-8 Now, we was talking to Brother Arganbright just a few moments ago. And we are going to have our service Sunday afternoon. We close up in order that we won't interfere with--with church services. It's always been my thought that I want every person at your own church, at the post of duty, when time comes. You're visiting here, now find some of these good churches here, their pastors are on the platform here, perhaps they've introduced them to you... Over the weekend go to their churches. Sunday afternoon we'll have our service here at the tent. Then Sunday night we'll close so everybody can attend their own church and their post of duty.
And now, Sunday afternoon, if God willing, will be our first healing service. We'll start healing service Sunday afternoon. And the boys will be giving out prayer cards at about one-thirty, and the services will begin about two-thirty. And we'll be speaking on the Gospel text of the--of the challenge of Jesus Christ, and His Word is guilty today. He's obligated to--to fulfill, to keep His promise.

L-9 So I will be praying for the sick, God willing, Sunday afternoon, beginning, and then it's on through next week. So now, many has been calling the home where I'm staying now, about... "When are you going to pray for the sick... bring the sick and afflicted?" Well, Sunday afternoon will be the time we start, God willing.
Go around through the neighborhood now and hunt up those who are sick and afflicted, and whatever is wrong with them. Come, believing with all your heart that the Lord Jesus is going to heal every single one that comes in. I believe He will do it. Don't you believe it?

L-10 We believe... Now, He has done it, if we can just only get them to believe it; that's the thing. See, the healing is already completed, just like your salvation. See, I say, "When were you saved?"
You'd say, "Oh, two years ago, five years ago, or twenty years ago."
No, that's wrong. You were saved nineteen hundred years ago when Jesus died at Calvary. You accepted it two years ago or ten years ago. See? There's where the sin question was settled before God's requirements was made, the total price was paid in full at Calvary. And now, from all the redemptive blessings that Jesus died for is every one of your personal property, you believers. The only thing you have to do is just believe it, accept it, and call it yours.
When a man is borned again of the Spirit of God, God gives him a checkbook that'll last him all through life's journey. And at the bottom of each check has got Jesus' Name signed to it, and you just fill it out for any redemptive blessing. It's yours, already paid for. Now, surely, you're not afraid that it won't be cashed. If you're afraid, you just hold the book in your pocket.


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