<TITLE>22. Par 102-106</TITLE>L-102 Jesus said in here, "The works that I do shall you do also." That truth? How did He make Hisself known the Messiah? By being able to discern the very thoughts that was in their mind. How did He speak it in the New Testament? "The very same works that I do you'll do also." Hebrews, the 4th chapter, He picked it up again. Said, "The Word of God is sharper than a two-edged sword, piercing even the marrow of the bone, and the joints, and so forth, and a discerner of the thoughts that's in the heart." Hallelujah.
Jesus said, "As it was in the days of--of Lot, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man," when God made Hisself known in a man, turned His back like this to an audience, and had His back turned to a woman, and told what she was thinking about. That's the Word of God. It's the truth of God.

L-103 People, you might think 'cause we're setting here a little four or five hundred people, setting in the building this afternoon, it's too little. Remember God never gathers in big multitudes. "Wherever two or three are gathered in My Name, I'll be in their midst." That don't mean... You say, "Well, we've gathered in Jesus' Name." That means that you are actually in Christ. The world is dead to you, and you're dead to the world; and Christ is alive in you. He's here without a shadow of doubt. I see Him moving on the audience now. Amen. He's stopping me. You just believe.

L-104 What about you, lady? I don't know you setting there. You got nervousness, complications, bowel trouble. You believe God healed you? Raise up your hand if you'll accept it; go on your way.
Lady setting right behind her there, yeah; ulcer. If you can believe, God will make you whole. Don't doubt it. Believe it with all your heart and God will take the ulcer away. You believe it? It's on your right leg. Believe with all your heart. If that's right, raise up your hand. All right. I don't know the woman, never seen her in my life. If we're strangers, wave your hand like that. See?
What is it? It's Christ, the whole armor of God. Listen. The Word is a sword, and there's only one thing that can fight the enemy. That's the hand of faith to hold that sword.

L-105 Here not long ago a man said he dreamed that the devil kept going, "Boo, boo." And he'd jump back. And the devil'd get bigger and he'd get little. He knowed he had to fight him sooner or later, so he grabbed the Word. And every time the devil would say, "Boo," he said, "Boo" right back, and the devil got little. That's what it is. It takes the hand of faith to hold the Word. Hallelujah.

L-106 What about you? Got a relative, got a stroke. That's right, isn't it? Yes. You believe she'd get well? Have faith.
You say, "You was looking at him." All right. There's a man and woman setting behind me. The man's got a blood condition, arthritis. His wife's setting next to him. She's got thyroid trouble. Mrs. and Mr. Rader, believe with all your heart, and God will make you well if you want to believe it. Do you, sir? I don't know them. If we're strangers to one another, raise up your hand. See? There you are. What is it? The whole armor of God. Hallelujah.
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