<TITLE>08. Par 76-85</TITLE>L-76 How do you do, sir? Do you believe the Lord Jesus Christ? Now, there was a man came to Jesus one time, and he went and got saved, and went and told another friend, and brought him. And this friend... Told him that he was a believer. And he was astonished at his hearing, and he said, "When did You ever know me?"
He said, "Before Philip called you, when you were under the tree, I saw you." That was thirty miles around the mountain. On foot, it taken them a day to come back to the prayer line, and when he come in the prayer line.

L-79 Do you believe that Jesus can tell me what your trouble is? Would you believe with all your heart? Will the audience believe with all their heart? It's not himself he's here for. It's for somebody else; and that's a woman, and she's shadowed with death; that's your sister. It's not exactly your... It's your half sister. And she's not here. She's in a hospital in Tennessee. So are you from there. And you're... The woman's had an operation, but it didn't do any good. And you're standing in her stead. God grant your request. Go, and may God heal that woman and make her well, upon the basis of the faith of this man.
Lord God, we condemn that devil that's taking the life of that woman. And may this person, who's a relative to him, live because he has come and stood in her stead. Jesus, You stood at Calvary in our stead, and You healed us. And we believe You. May it be so. Amen. Go, believing now, brother. Take no thought for nothing else.

L-81 How do you do? We are strangers to one another. This is our first time meeting. (Now, just be just as reverent, and listen close, and pray.) If we don't know one another, and we are strangers to each other, maybe our first time we've ever met. Is that right? If this is the first time we've ever met, raise up your hand. If God will reveal to me what your trouble is, then you'll believe me to be His servant? I'll tell you now. We've never met before, but you're a Kentuckian. That's right. You come from a place called Somerset, Kentucky. That's exactly right. I'm from Burkesville, Kentucky. And you're suffering with a trouble that's--it's in the--the stomach bowels, the lower part. It's tumors. That's right. All right, Jewel, you go back, God grant your healing to you.
Do you believe on the Son of God, the resurrected Jesus? If thou canst receive... You might wonder why the lady is rejoicing. You would too, if you'd been in a dying condition.

L-83 I don't know you. But I'm not... If I'm not mistaken, I believe you were baptized this morning, because I see you've done something good. But to know you, I don't know you. You just walked into the pool, and that was the example. But do you believe Jesus can reveal to me your troubles? Does the audience believe that with all their heart? I see a woman appear between me and you. You're standing here for a woman, and the woman's much older than you. Why, it's your mother. She's not here. She's from Georgia. And she's real nervous. What it is is a change of life, menopause. And you're standing for your mother. That is true. Well, she's going to get over it and be well. You go believing now; it'll all be over. Tell her to have a good courage.
God bless you, young man. Have faith. Believe with all your heart. If thou canst believe... Pray.

L-85 I suppose that you and I are strangers. God knows you and He knows me. But could God reveal to me your trouble? And if He would, would you believe Him?
How many people in here would believe and say, "God, I'll believe if You'll tell that man"?
Just a moment. The lady setting right behind these girls here, looking at me, she's suffering with varicose veins. And she's setting there praying for somebody else. And her spirit has touched the High Priest, and she's in contact with God. You're praying for a friend of yours that has mental trouble. And they're living in a--a city, a little city; it's Corydon, Indiana. That's right. If you can believe, you can have what you asked for. Amen.


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