<TITLE>16. Par 59-62</TITLE>L-59 You had an operation: a goiter. It wasn't too successful. The goiter operation was all right, but you had a bad aftereffect. That's right. And the operation caused you to have some kind of a--a aftereffect that settled to your stomach. You got stomach trouble.
And you've got something wrong with your arm. That is right. That's true. That you might know that I be His prophet, His servant... No more to be His prophet than it is His preacher or His teacher. I'm not ashamed of Him.
You believe you husband's going to get well too? You believe God can tell me what's his trouble out there? He's got an allergy. That's right. Go, and take that little thing you got in your hand, and put it in his pocket, and the allergy won't bother him no more if you'll just believe. Return, and be made well, for Jesus Christ makes you well.

L-60 Well, what if I told you that the heart trouble left you setting there, if you'll just believe it. Do you believe it? All right, just go on all right, say, "Thank You, Lord Jesus, thank You."
We are strangers to each other. I--I don't know you. God does know you. Do you believe God could reveal to me what your trouble is? Would it make you believe? Now, you see it's making me weak. But I just want to talk to you now.
Something what... In the church somebody was healed then. A great healing taken place somewhere. You might not know it right now, but you'll find it out. You felt it. See? Yeah. You saw light. Well, that's about when it left you and come back.
She saw the Light when it left and come back. That's right. It's standing right between us right now. See? You see that? All right.

L-61 Here you are. You are--you are suffering. You've had a... Yes, you've had an operation too. And it's caused something wrong in the tissue. It's in between the--about the kidney and the bladder. And the doctors want to operate again. That's right. You believe you're going to be all right. You believe God knows who you are? Mrs. Gray, you can go home and be well. Jesus Christ makes you well. Have faith in God.
We are strangers to each other, sir, I suppose our first time ever meeting. But God knows both of us. You believe He's the same God, that when Simon Peter came up before Him, He knew him, told him all about it. Do you believe it's the same Jesus?
Now, you're suffering with an ulcer. That is right. Besides that, you got someone you're praying for. It's a child, a daughter of yours. She's got some kind of knots on her chin.
You're not from here either. There's something strange about you. I see my friend, Mr. Norman, from... You're from Tucson. That's right. Mr. Jogman, you can go back home, and be made well. Jesus Christ makes you well.
This guy is connected to a friend of mine, was here, Mr. Norman, somewhere in the building, somewhere.

L-62 You believe Jesus Christ? What if I told you He healed you right there, would you take my word for it? Go on your road, and be made well. Jesus Christ healed you.
Stomach... Go eat. Jesus makes well. Have faith. Hallelujah.
You believe your back trouble and everything is going to leave you now, and you're going to go home and be well? Go on, rejoicing, saying, "Thank You, Jesus."
You love Him with all your heart? If you love Him...
What if I told you you got healed, coming up the steps, would you believe it? Just go on your road and rejoice, then, saying, "Thank You."
Study too much. That's what's made that peptic ulcer condition in your stomach. Now, go eat your supper. Jesus Christ makes you well. All right.


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