<TITLE>22. Par 78-80</TITLE>L-78 Remark now, before closing. I'd like to say this: What about when you submit yourself to the doctor? When a doctor comes, and he says he has some medicine for you. And you take the medicine, and you say, "Now, doctor, set down here and you tell me what's all in this pill. I--I want the mechanics of it. What's all the analysis of this pill? What--what--what kind of a medical formula have you got mixed up here for me? How--how did you get this strychnine? How'd they do--how was that made? What did it come from? And who found it? And where did this glycerin come from? And where did this--all these other stuff that goes into the formula?"
He writes in Greek. Probably he don't even know it hisself. He just writes it out. All right. That's what he's been told to do. But the only thing you do, you submit yourself to the doctor and take the pills. That's all. And if you trust your doctor, chances are, it'll help you.

L-79 That's the same thing about taking this "gos-pill." I can't tell you all about it, but I know it works. I see it take others. When it comes to time to die, how you going to be translated, go over into another world, and become a new creature over there, and--and never get old, turn back to a young man again. How you going to it? I don't know. I just submit myself to my Pilot at the days of my going. He will see that I get over there all right. He will see about the rest of it. My shoulders will straighten back, and I'll become a young man, and--and I'll be different then. See? Because all the symbols of death will be taken from this old body, and I'll be made--have a body like His own glorious body, for I shall see Him as He is. I don't say, "Lord, tell me how You do it." I don't care how You do it, just so I got it. That's the main thing. And He promised it, and I believe it. Amen.

L-80 He promised us a revival. He promised that these signs shall follow them that believe. The prayer of faith shall save the sick. I don't know the mechanics of it. All I know, He promised it, and it's true. I've seen others step on it and go across. Then I can step on it too and go across, and you can step on it, and go across.
What if the doctor come and said, "You've got an appendix I got to take out there; I got take a--a blood clot off the brain."
"But doctor, tell me just what--how many nerves--what do you have to cut? How do you cut this? How...?"
You don't do that. You just--you're sick, and you want to get well, so you just submit yourself to the doctor and he goes on and does the work. That's all there is to it.
That's the same way about Jesus Christ. Oh, my. I hope tonight that He performs a great operation on all of our faith. Don't you hope so? Take all the ruptured appendix out, all the--all the other things, the little scavengers that's hanging around over us, the barnacles, and come on through disappointments and things tonight. Just let God operate on our faith and take all of it out, take everything away, and when we wake up to the fact to know that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, we'll have a perfect faith to work on through this coming week.


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