<TITLE>06. Par 19-21</TITLE>L-19 In the Gospel reading tonight, just for a short time now before we start to--the prayer line to pray for the sick... Now, my son, or Mr. Goad over here, or Mr. Mercier, three of my associates in the ministry--or perhaps Brother Moore, some of them will be at the church each evening to give out prayer cards, wherever they're going to have the service for that night.
Many of you remember the way we did it the last time: giving out the prayer cards, then somewhere, when we get in there, well, we start from some number and call a group of people to the platform. And sometimes we don't even give out prayer cards and--and just bring them up at random. Or sometimes just the Holy Spirit goes out over the audience and gets them anyhow. So it's not...
Prayer cards don't have anything to do with the--with your healing. A prayer card has nothing to do with it. It's your faith in God. If God continues on as He has been, you'll find that out in the next night or so; that sometimes where one here on the platform's getting healed, there's fifty out there is being formed.
And not every one comes on the platform is healed. God heals according to your faith (See?), not according to your membership, not according to your righteousness. I've seen a saint go by and miss their healing, and a prostitute walk behind it and get healed. See? It's according to your faith. It's based upon your faith. "If thou canst believe, all things are possible."

L-20 Now, turn to Saint John, the 12th chapter. And we're going to read the first... I'll read two verses of the 12th chapter of Saint John: the 20th and 21st verse. Not to preach, but just to get a little quotation for the anointing to get into the building, and out of the building, wherever it may be, that God might heal the people tonight.

L-21 Now, I want you to keep your mind straight on one thing: on the Lord Jesus. Now, remember, no man is a healer. That's wrong. All--all that God could do for us was done for us at Calvary. And there is where every plan, the plan of salvation, where the atonement for healing, and for salvation, where every attribute of His Life could be reflected to us; it was met at Calvary and finished.
You say, "Salvation? Brother Branham, I wasn't saved at Calvary." Well, if you wasn't, you'll never be saved. That's right. You were saved nineteen hundred years ago. You say, "No, no, brother, I was saved last week." No, you accepted it last week; but the price was paid; you were actually saved nineteen hundred years ago. You were healed nineteen hundred years ago. Now, when do you want to accept it? Now? All right. That's the time to do it: now. Now, the work is finished. Everything is finished. All the com... All we have need of in the journey from earth to glory is completed in Christ, and Christ's in you.


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