<TITLE>17. Par 65-69</TITLE>L-65 Now, here's a man... Anybody want to take my place? You're welcome. See? I don't know the man. He knows I don't know him, and God knows I don't know him. Now, if the man is sick, I couldn't heal him. I have nothing to heal him with. But I'm trying to tell him that healing comes by God. God alone does the healing. Doctors don't heal. They set bones and remove tumors and--but God does the healing, because healing is creation, developing cells. So man can't do that, if he could, he could build a man. He only keeps the place clean with disinfects, keeps the germs out of it, while God knits it together and builds the tissues back. Healing is alone with God. So if any man tells you he's a healer, he's not telling the truth. Let him be whoever he may be, preacher or doctor, there's no Healer but God. I'll admit that doctors are wonderful; they're God's servants. Some of them are staunch Christians; some of them are not. We find the same thing amongst preachers. I find more believing doctors than I do believing preachers on Divine healing. Doctors many times... Why, doctors come to my home, set there in the room, ask prayer, great doctors of the nations. Certainly, they believe.

L-66 Now, this man and I, we're probably, maybe born many miles apart. I suppose I'm a little older than he is, but we--here we are meeting for our first time face to face this way. And him knowing and witnesses himself, I don't have one idea what he's standing there for. He's just a man. Now, if God will reveal to me what the man's here for, or something he's done, or something another that he knows that I know nothing about, will you believe? You believe that God gives it to you?
Now, see, God don't have any voice on earth but ours. How many knows that? No hands but ours... We are the branches; He's the Vine. And He just energizes us, and we bear the fruit, the Vine, or the branch.

L-67 Now, that we are strangers and do not know each other, but if God will let me know what you're praying for... Now, you just speak to God about that. Then you're going to believe that God will give you what you ask for.
My brother, I see the man going way, way from me; he's really not from Phoenix. He's in a country different from this country. I believe it looks to me like Montana, up in the range country. And he's seeking the baptism of the Holy Ghost, and that's what he wants me to lay hands on him for. And besides that, he's praying for somebody else. It's a man, and he's a relative to you; he's a relative to you by marriage. He's your brother-in-law, I believe. And he's got a skin condition that you want me to pray for. That's THUS SAITH THE LORD.

L-68 You believe now? You believe, all of you? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Then, heavenly Father, I pray that You'll honor the faith of this people, and give to them that what they have need of. Bless this man for whatever he needs, in Jesus Christ's Name. Amen. God bless you, my brother. Receive what you asked for; find it that way.
Now, that's more weakening than all the preaching I've done this week. Hm.

L-69 Now, here is a woman. Here's a beautiful picture of the Bible again. Here's a colored woman to a white man. There was a Samaritan talking to Jesus, a woman. And He said to the woman, "Go, get Me a drink, or, bring Me a drink."
She said, "You Jews have no dealing with we Samaritans. And it's not customary for you, a Jew, to ask a Samaritan such."
Jesus said, "But if you knew Who you were talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink." He let her know that there's no difference in the color of people. Black, white, brown, yellow, whatever it may be, they're all God's children from one tree, Adam.


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