<TITLE>04. Par 14-16</TITLE>L-14 So we pray tonight, heavenly Father, that these who have gathered here for the purpose of being healed by Your power... And we contend for that, that You have risen from the dead and is alive tonight among us. We are so glad that we're not worshipping a tradition of some pagan god that's made out of wood, that can't speak or hear. But we are worshipping a resurrected Jesus, Who is the Son of Jehovah, Who was made sin in our stead. And He was wounded for our transgressions, and with His stripes we were healed. And we pray tonight, that He will manifest Hisself, that He is not dead, but alive among us, and will heal the sick and the afflicted, and save the lost, and bring courage to the weak. Get glory unto Thyself, Lord, while we commit the service to Thee now.
In the Name of the Lord Jesus, take the written Word and sink It into our hearts, and mix It with the Oil of the Spirit, that It might bring forth great results. May every person that held their hands up and those who could not hold their hands, may this be the night of perfect deliverance. May there not be a feeble person in our midst when we leave. For we ask it in Jesus' Name, and for His sake. Amen.

L-15 Now, I would desire your prayers as I speak just briefly 'fore the prayer line. We want it to be just as long as possible. And tomorrow night, we will continue on praying for the sick each night, and maybe in different ways.
Now, I'd like to see if there's any people here has never been in one of my services, that where I prayed for the sick before, would you just raise your hand, that's never been in one of the services? There's a good many here that's never been in the meeting.
Now (Thank you.), I do not claim to be a healer. Very much contrary to that, I believe that healing is... All healing is Divine healing. I believe there's no other healing but Divine healing. For if that isn't so, then God told something wrong when He said, "I'm the Lord Who heals all your diseases." See? He heals all. That doesn't shut off the doctor's work, or so forth; that brings it in. He just makes it ready for God's healing: washes it out, or sets the bone, and gets ready for the healing. But God has to create cells. And there's only One Creator, and that's God. I do not believe that there'd be power in any minister's hands to heal a person. But it's a commission of the Lord that we should lay hands on the sick.

L-16 And I believe that healing is a finished work, that's been completed for two thousand years. When Jesus died at Calvary, He saved you from sin and healed your sickness. And every blessing, redemptive blessing is yours by faith in that finished work. See? It's yours if you can believe it.
As one said some time ago, "I don't believe in Divine healing. I don't care what you say."
I said, "Certainly not. It wasn't given to unbelievers; it was me--given to believers. He that believeth..." There is a question mark. If you're a believer, Divine healing is for you. If you're not a believer, it's not for you.
And each person in here that's sick does not have to come to this platform. They do not have to do one thing but confess their sins to God. Sin is unbelief; we all know that. Because you smoke, drink, gamble, commit adultery; that's not sin; that's the attributes of your unbelief. See? It's because you don't believe Jesus is the reason you do those things, if you do. But if you believe Him, you don't do those things, is because you are a believer. So there's only one initial sin, and that's unbelief. And if you believe God, then you can just accept it anywhere you may be. God is everywhere.


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