<TITLE>15. Par 56-60</TITLE>L-56 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... listening to bro... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] searching the Scriptures? You can't deny but what it's the Scripture.
"And I need tonight, let him speak to me. He don't know me; let him tell me what I'm suffering with or something about me. I'll believe, Lord. I'll tell everybody there is that I can contact, that Jesus Christ is soon coming, the Son of God. And He's the great Healer."

L-57 Here it is. There's a woman setting right here, looking down praying. She raised her head and look at me; she's suffering with headaches. You believe the Lord Jesus will make you well, lady? Setting there--second woman in from the line--in the back of the line there, you believe that He will make you well? You believe those headaches will stop? If you do, raise up your hand. All right, they'll leave you now. You believe with all your heart?
Here, this man setting right here with his head down praying, suffering with oppression. Do you believe that God will heal you and take that oppression away from you? If you do, raise up your hand. All right. You had more faith then you thought you had, haven't you? Now, the devil's been lying to you, and you know that. But he's left you now. Go on and be happy, and sing, and rejoice.
Have faith in God. "If thou canst believe, all things are possible." You believe that? The Bible said so.

L-58 This man here, setting here believing too. But it--it isn't him. There's somebody else that's a believing. It isn't the man. It's a colored woman. She's suffering with heart trouble; she has oppression also. God will let me know who it is. Her name is Mrs. Hagwood. Where you at, Mrs. Hagwood? Your faith has healed you; go home and be well. Jesus Christ heals you.
He remained the same yesterday, today, and forever? Now, I do not know those people; I've never seen them in my life; they're just people setting there. Now, you believe, all of you, with all your heart; have faith in God.

L-59 We're strangers to one another, sir. We're two men that's met. Just like one time, there was a man by the name of Simon came to our Lord. And now, being that you're first here in this line, if Jesus Christ will tell me what your trouble is, will you believe me to be His servant? You will. You know we're strangers, aren't we? So the people will know, let's raise up our hands so that they'll know that we're strangers. I've never seen the man, know nothing about him. Now, he--he--he--he had a prayer card, I suppose, he's in the line. He had a prayer card, the rest of them without prayer cards. See? That you might know the prayer card has nothing to do with it.
Now, be real reverent now if you can, and real quiet. Don't move around. See, each one of you's a spirit; you know that. All right. Now, you can put your hand down and look here. If Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, then He will do the same. Would it help you if I was able by the Holy Spirit to tell you what your trouble is? Would that help you? Not knowing you, I'd have to have some way of knowing this. You believe it would be Christ, just by a gift? It wouldn't heal you, but it would help you have faith to be healed, because your healing's already done. No matter what I say, it still wouldn't heal you. But it would raise your faith, because you know that we don't know one another.

L-60 Would it help the rest of you all out there to believe? The man suffers with a blood condition: diabetes. That's right. Now, you believe? Would it help you if God would tell me who you are? You know I don't know who you are. Would it help you? Forrest Claire. Would it help to tell you where you're from? Gilbert, Arizona. Return home now and be made well. That help you? God bless you; go believing.


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