<TITLE>11. Par 43-46</TITLE>L-43 Now, it's time for prayer for the sick. I wished our sisters would, brothers, whoever's a playing the music, if they would play just for a moment, "The great Physician now is near, that sympathizing Jesus. He speaks the drooping heart to cheer. No other Name but Jesus."
And I want your undivided attention just for a few moments. Tonight, the Lord willing, I'm trying for my second meeting to do as I had a revelation to do, that worked so wonderfully in Canada a few weeks ago. The basic thought of the--the way I pray for the sick, which is secondarily, but it is to bring faith to the audience that they would see the direct evidence of the resurrection of Christ.

L-44 We people here in America has been taught you got to lay your hands on them. Lay your hands on... Well you know, in... That's a Jewish idea. That's not a Gentile doctrine by the Bible. You remember Jairus said, "Come, lay Your hands on my daughter and she will live."
But the Roman centurion said, "I'm not worthy that You come under my house; just speak the word."
Jesus said, "That's the greatest faith. I never saw that in Israel. That's the way..." But we just don't seem to be able to comprehend it in America.

L-45 Now, as far as I know, every person in the presence here is absolutely total strangers to me. I seen a little... I believe it's Sister Rosella. Is that you setting there, Rosella? Have you ever give your testimony around this meeting?
At Hammond, I believe it was, Indiana, one night in the balcony or somewhere (I don't remember where it was) Fred Astair's dancer had just been exposed at the audience. And in there somewhere a little lady come, nervous, trembling, and the Holy Spirit spoke to her, and told her she was an alcoholic, and on her road to torment. And whatever He told her, I don't know.
But that girl had been give up by doctor after doctor, Alcoholics Anonymous, and everything. And Jesus Christ in His mercy took that alcohol crave from that girl, and she's one of God's chosen saints tonight; for the last three or four years has walked Chicago into all kinds of boweries, and everything else, and give testimony to the grace of God.

L-46 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... tonight setting here, saved by the grace of God, come a loving Christian, beautiful young woman. Would you mind just standing up, Rosella? I don't want to make a pointing out block. That's what the grace of God can do. Certainly it is.
That's the only one that I know of just now in the audience, but my recording boys, and Brother Beeler setting here. But the Holy Spirit knows each one of you. He knows who you are, what you have a desire for.
Jesus perceived the thoughts of the people. Is that right? They touched His garment and were made whole. The Bible claims He's the same yesterday, today, and forever (Is that right?), an high priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities.
He was crucified, dead, buried, rose the third day, ascended on high, is setting at the right hand of the majesty on high, making intercessions upon our confession, a High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities.


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