<TITLE>03. Par 8-11</TITLE>L-8 Tomorrow at eleven o'clock, the pastor here, Brother Bigby, asked me to speak a evangelistic service for him tomorrow at eleven o'clock. And that I'll do, the Lord willing.
And then at three o'clock the closing healing service, we're to turn it to a prayer for the sick tomorrow afternoon again. And we invite you to come out. When this was asked Brother Bigby, I was so happy to hear him say that he would gladly do this. And I appreciate that, because it makes a good fellowship. Other ministers are here, and they have their own meetings, and I always like to have a Sunday afternoon meeting, so every member can go back to their own church for Sunday night and have their service. And that's the way I intend to do it in the tent services too, as I have in the future: Try to have Sunday afternoon so to let everybody go to their own church. I thank Brother Bigby, and I think that's real Christian gentleman to do that.

L-9 And I certainly appreciate these pastors who has sent their congregation in to be prayed for. And I only hope with all my heart, that something has happened that will cause churches to be better. And I pray that God will start a old fashion revival here that'll just sweep the nation wide, from right out of this country, beginning at this time.
Now, now, in the healing services, that any one must remember now, that's there's not nothing that any individual can do to heal another. The only thing that can do, is for the person to have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. See, your salvation was completed at Calvary. And everything that you have need of in your journey here on earth, was purchased for you at Calvary, done finished.

L-10 Now, God will never judge you for being a sinner. He can't judge you, 'cause sin was paid for at Calvary. And you're not a sinner, you are a rejecter. See? He--He judges you for rejecting salvation when it's been offered to you. But Jesus... John, when he saw Him, he said, "Behold, the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world." And all sin question was settled at Calvary.
And now, to maybe some of my clergy brethren, who may be not be able to see Divine healing in the light of the atonement, you cannot deal with sickness, or sin, without dealing with sickness. 'Cause sickness is a attribute of sin. Before we had any sin we had no sickness. So when you're dealing with sin, you're dealing with sickness indirect.
And when Jesus settled the question for sin, He settled the question for every attribute that sin caused, even to death itself, the penalty of sin. So you see, it was all paid for at Calvary.

L-11 Now, the only thing that any individual has to do, it's your own personal faith, not the faith of some minister, not the faith of some other individual, but your own faith in the resurrected Lord Jesus, accepting what He did for you at Calvary. Any true Divine gift will always point to Calvary.
Now, first in the initial way is the Bible, the Word of God. And everything that's done in the church should be based upon the eternal Word of God, which is the Bible. There's on other foundations that can be laid than that which is already laid. And this is the Book. And a Angel had told it to John, or brought it to John, rather, at the last Book. He said, "Close up the Book," and so forth. And it's sealed. And said, "Whosoever shall take away or add to this Book..." Nothing can be taken from It or added to It. Therefore this Book is God's blueprint for us to follow. And it must come from the Book. Nothing more, or nothing less, we must take the whole Gospel, add nothing to it, and just take it the way It's written here in the Book. That's the whole thing. Every Bible believer believes that. And we just want to fellowship around that.


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