<TITLE>03. Par 8-10</TITLE>L-8 You just get ready to believe anything, things that you didn't think you would believe when you get there, 'cause everything is a religion of its own. They'll walk through fire; they'll take a lance and run up through their mouth, take a sword and place it right through their heart and pour water right through it, and run out on their back side, and pull it out and don't even bleed, and... Oh, you can run up a tree and take a little boy and a sack, father run up there and cut him to pieces limb by limb, and dropped it off, and put it in a sack, and he's kick and holler, "Let me out of here, daddy." Just get ready be believe anything when you hit India.
Devil workers, and don't you think they won't challenge you; they will. And you had better know what you're talking about. There's where you--you... You can't do as you can in the United States, just get by with anything. You've got be sure that it's right, or don't say nothing at all.

L-9 So tonight on the platform, you could begin to feel that the Rajis and those setting out there believed that that was a telepathy. And after awhile, a... There was a leper came by. And I didn't know too much about dealing with leprosy, only in Africa that I had some experience...
This little leper with just stubs of arms, his face all eat off of him, just come threw his arms around me. I prayed with him. And as he left the platform... Then the next come up was a blind man. And the Holy Spirit told him who he was. I couldn't speak his name, just had to spell out the letters for his name. Told him how he had been in this condition for twenty years, and was a worshiper of the sun; and he'd went blind worshipping the sun--looking at it, and then that he was a beggar, had two children. All that was true. And then, I said, "You see, I cannot heal him, because I cannot do what God has already done, for He was wounded for our transgressions, and with His stripes we were healed."

L-10 Divine healing is not something of a hocus pocus, or--or some little move, or some little blessing that people pack in their hands, but it is a undoubting faith that you have in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's a finished work that was done by Christ at Calvary.
I might ask tonight, how many got saved during this revival you've had here? Some of you raise your hand. I'd say, how many's been saved ten years ago, you'd raise your hands. But that in one way is right and another way it isn't right. You wasn't saved a week ago or ten years ago, you were saved nineteen hundred years ago. When Jesus died at Calvary, He expelled the sin of the world. But it'll never do you no good until you accept it. You just accepted it last night or ten years ago.
And that's the same time that "He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we are healed." It's your faith in a work that's finished, that God did through Christ for you at Calvary. It's completely. There's not a sinner here tonight but what's been saved. And you're still under the mercies of God, as long as you're living and God's dealing with you. But when you die, and you go beyond that, then you're--you're in judgment. You done judged yourself.


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