<TITLE>15. Par 57-61</TITLE>L-57 I pray tonight... My, I didn't know it was that late. I believe we'll just have the regular prayer line tonight, just like we usually do, and tomorrow night I'll come a little bit earlier and start the other one.
You give out prayer cards? Hundred? Hundred. All right. Let's line a few people up. Which way shall we bring them? Around this way? All right. All right, let's stand up a few people.

L-58 Now, I want to ask you something. Will you give me your undivided attention just for a few moments? You do that. Let's make this tonight... Is there a stranger here that never was in my meeting before, let's see your hand? Just think... Well, God bless you. That's fine.
Now, let me take you to record now. I do not claim to be a healer, or have any power to heal people. And honestly in my heart I don't believe there's a man on the face of the earth that does. I don't believe there ever was one that did. I believe that belongs to God alone.

L-59 And God uses us to minister His power. Not us, but God uses us by prayer to heal the sick. That's right. It's prayer that changes things.
But I declare this, friend: that Christ is the same yesterday, today, or--and forever, or this Bible is a false witness of Christ. If He's raised from the dead, He's got to be the same Christ. If He isn't to... Now, His Spirit is in the church. What Spirit was in Christ? How many believes God was in Christ? Sure.
Well, He went away and sent back the Holy Spirit in here to live, and to work in the church, and do the same thing to declare Him to be the same. Is that right? Then He will do the same thing. Now, did He claim to be a healer? No. What did He claim to be? He claimed to do just what the Father showed Him to do. Is that right? Think now, Saint John 5:19, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what He sees the Father doing."

L-60 Watch when He was standing one time and a little woman come to Him, touched His garment. And she had a blood issue, and she run out into the crowd, 'cause she said in her heart, "If I can touch Him, I--I'll be made well." And she run out into the crowd and stood up, set down or whatever it was.
Jesus stopped, said, "Who touched Me?" He didn't know who touched Him. I don't believe He'd be... There's no hypocrisy in Christ. So He said, "Who touched Me?" Everybody denied it. He said, "But I got weak. Somebody's touched Me." And He looked over the audience until He found the little woman. He said, "It's you, you, you with the little, that had the blood issue there; your faith has made you whole. Your faith has saved you."
It was her faith that believed that the claims that He made being the Son of God that He was. And God honored that.

L-61 Well, if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, you can touch Him the same way tonight. How many Bible students know that's the truth? Raise your hands, preacher.
Does the Bible say this, that He is a High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities? Is that right? Certainly He is, a High Priest. Then you can touch Him. Then how does He work? Through us. Whose hands...? Where's His hands tonight? Your hands, my hands. Where's His lips? My lips, your lips. See? That's His lips when it's submitted to Him, He uses us.
Just like they make a god out of Mary, a certain church. She was just a woman, not a goddess; she's just a woman. But that's very good for America today, anyhow. But she was just a woman that God used, no more than any other woman. She's not a god. She's just a woman. She had to go to Pentecost and get the Holy Ghost just like the rest of them did. Certainly she did.


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