<TITLE>37. Par 164-167</TITLE>L-164 How do you do, brother? This is the hour that it's all over. Make your decision now.
Our heavenly Father, as brother said, "Amen," this is the time the decision is made right here in the Presence of Christ. May it be finished from this night on. In the Name of Jesus Christ, be ye healed. Bless you, my brother. I believe it's over now.
How do you do, sister? Oh, may I have your handkerchief to go... That's all right; that's all right: something another, a little token. Might say it's soiled, but I imagine that the garments that they wore in the old days... What about Jesus? He had one garment. And He probably had to sleep in it, live in it. But look what it wrapped up. All right.
Our heavenly Father, her precious husband is laying crippled. And here's his companion standing here tonight with a little cloth in her hand, and he's crippled. I pray, Father, that You'll be merciful, and that the prayer of this church that's gathered together here, these that are sojourning in Phoenix, and the different parts of the country that's represented here tonight, our prayers will be heard. And when this cloth is put upon the man, may the power of God bring him back to normal life again. In Jesus' Name. Amen. Now, it has been asked. Now, let it be done. You believe it, sister.

L-165 How do you do, sister? Oh, this your handkerchief? Now, you're perhaps very sick, and do you want to tell your trouble, or just... Arthritis. That's... Twenty-something years. There's a man setting right behind me by the name of Brother Ed Hooper. He was so bad with it over here in Phoenix one time they had to keep his hands on pillows, wasn't it, Brother Ed? And he was dying almost with it that afternoon, or the way I understand the story. And he told his wife he thought he was going then. And he looked and he seen Christ on the cross, or something pitched forward, or something. And he was so healed, till he could... There he sets right here now. Just... Brother Hooper, she just wants to see you, that... Raise your hand, so she can see.
Let us pray. Our heavenly Father, the man present lets us know that You're the Healer. We lay hands upon sister with just a little consecrated humble prayer we offer for her healing, Father. In the Name of the Lord Jesus, for His glory. Amen. Go believing...?... it's going to be over now...?... You...?... have the...?... God bless you.

L-166 How do you do, sister? Our sister suffers, since her husband died three years ago, with diabetes and arthritis. And she believes that God will heal her. We believe the same thing.
Heavenly Father, with hands laid upon her now, may she return back to the church with many of the others, just thanking God that it's all over and gone. We ask this to be so, Father, in our humble prayer, in Jesus' Name. Amen. God bless you, my sister. You believe now.
How do you do, sister? You believe that tonight will be the end of it, and you can accept Him now as your Healer? Oh, precious God, the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and God shall raise them up. We think of our Lord, how He journeyed here on earth and ministered to the sick, and the many things He did. Now, I pray for our sister, in the Name of Jesus Christ. In the commission that was granted to us as ministers, we offer this prayer for her healing. Amen. Just believe it's all done now. All the faith you have, put right with it. It'll come to pass.

L-167 How do you do, brother? Upon the basis of His Word can be finished right here. Heavenly Father, grant this request of our brother. In the Name of Jesus Christ, may he be healed. Bless you, my brother...?...
How do you do, sister? Are you prepared now, and ready to receive his healing? And as we ask (You see?), by that, nothing in the way that would keep Him from pouring out His Spirit? Our heavenly Father, as I lay hands upon our sister, seeing You heal the people, I pray and believe that with all my heart that You'll grant her request. In Jesus Christ's Name. Amen. God bless you, sister.


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