<TITLE>19. Par 89-93</TITLE>L-89 How do you do, lady? Do you truly believe, believe with all your heart? If the Lord God shall find favor tonight to say to you something... I see you're--something you can't stand well. Would you help her there just a moment, brother? Yes.
Now, look here to me and believe with all your heart. The lady is suffering with a heart trouble. You also have a cough. It's a asthmatic cough. That's right. And you have bronchial trouble, says the doctor. That is true. The reason, it's not your feet; you're just weak. You've been in a bed for several days and got out of bed to come here to be prayed for. That's THUS SAITH THE LORD. That's right, isn't it? God shall reward you for this. Let us pray.
Almighty God, the Strength of our being, give to this woman her healing. She must have it or die. And I pray, God, that You'll move every shadow and give her supernatural strength now that she can be healed through Jesus' Name. Amen. God bless you, sister. Don't doubt a bit that you take of this...

L-90 Do you believe with all your hearts? Just have faith. That's all I ask you to do. Just look this way, believe. I can't heal. God's the Healer. You're His subjects.
How do you do? I suppose we're strangers to each other, are we, lady? I don't know you. You belong to some different religion, and many of them wear those little caps, different ones. But do you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, then that He died that He might redeem us? Do you believe me to be His servant? I say that with respects, just like Peter and John said, "Look on us, not as Him, but sent by Him.
If God will reveal to me, say for instance, what you are, or what's wrong with you, you will believe it? This is our first time ever meeting, I believe, in life. Is that right? You're a Mennonite to begin with, see your colony. And you're suffering with a liver trouble. That's right.
And that's not all on your heart. You've got something else on your heart. That's for your husband. He isn't here. If God will tell me what's wrong with your husband, what He's doing right now, will you believe me? He's coughing. He's got the flu. That's THUS SAITH THE LORD.
Mrs. Miller, do you believe me to be the servant of God? You do? Go back home, put that handkerchief on him; it'll all be over.

L-91 How do you do, sir? Guess we're strangers to each other. Philip went and found Nathanael, and when he found him, he said, "Come, see Who I've found, Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of Joseph."
And Philip said--or Nathanael said, "Could any good thing come out of Nazareth?"
He said, "Come, see."
And on the road over, he told him that, perhaps about the conversion of Peter and the others, how He called their names, told them who they was. He does the same thing today. He's the same Christ. When he got up there, he was about notion to believe. But when Jesus saw him, He said, "Behold, an Israelite in whom there's no guile."

L-92 We know, both know, that we're mortal beings and got to face Christ someday. God be merciful to us.
If the Holy Spirit will reveal to me what your trouble is, will you believe it? There's something that's in your back. It's your spine, spinal trouble. And you have arthritis. You're not from here. You're from Chicago. You got something else on your mind. You're praying about it. You've been praying about it quite awhile. It's a woman. It's your sister. She's not in Chicago. She's in Cleveland. She's got heart trouble and a mental case. Do you believe? Go, find it the way you believed it, brother, in the Name of the Lord Jesus.

L-93 How do you do? We are strangers to each other. I don't know you. God does know you. You're not here for yourself. You're here for somebody else, seriously sick; mighty city, Chicago. Got tumor on the brain, up for an operation. Send that handkerchief and don't doubt and if what you believe, that's the way it'll be. God give the blessings of what she's asking.


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