<TITLE>13. Par 149-159</TITLE>L-149 You don't necessarily have to have a card. Just believe, where you are. You've been in the meetings, you know, you know what it's all about. All right.

L-150 Where was I, leave off, twenty? [Someone says, "Twenty."--Ed.] Twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty- five. All right.

L-151   How many is sick and doesn't have a prayer card, let's see your hands. All right. Anywhere in the building in there, all right, just believe now.

L-152 Now what are we trying to say, what are we. trying to represent? Jesus Christ. How many understands that? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] How many knows that in the days of His visitation to us, on earth, that He was God manifested in--in a body called Jesus, that was God in a Man? That's right. Not just a prophet; He was God! And He... The prophets had their part of the Word, their part of the Word, the part that was give to them for that age. But He was the fulness of the Word! How many knows that? ["Amen."] He was the Word Itself. Now there is a lotted portion of the Word for today. Is that right? ["Amen."] That would be Him again. Is that right? ["Amen."] So that makes Him the same yesterday, today!

L-153   How many we got? [Someone says, "Twenty-five."--Ed.] Twenty-five, let's just that. Now, if we get any farther than that, and you want, there's any time left; I got about twenty minutes, or something. We bring... Now remember, if people is in here that's got prayer cards, hold that prayer card. We're going to pray for every person that comes, that comes and gets a prayer card, if you'll just stay with us. If I have to run, day and night, I'll get them. By the help of the Lord, I'll certainly get them.

L-154 Now if you'll just give me your undivided attention! Now how many in here, that is sitting out there, that believes that you have faith enough to touch Him? That's mighty good. Yeah. Now let's not let it be in vain, friends.

L-155   Now there is a lady sitting here in a wheel chair, and there is a man sitting there in a wheel chair. I can see they're sick. Of course, they're not sick, maybe, but they're afflicted. Don't be discouraged, sister and brother. You know, if I could, if I could heal you, you know I'd come do it, don't you? I certainly would. If I wouldn't, I have no--I have no business standing back here. If I have cruelty in my heart; that could take you from that wheel chair, and you from that wheel chair, and not do it, I'd be a cruel person.

L-156 "Well," you say, "with a gift of God, you should do it, anyhow." Wait a minute. No, that's how you don't read the Scripture right.

L-157 Jesus passed through where there was thousands of crippled, lame, blind, halt, and withered, and never touched it. And went to a man that had maybe a prostate condition, or something. He had been retarded, had it thirty-five years. He could walk. Could... thirty-eight years, I believe it was. See, there is some of you...

L-158   Course, what if that was my wife sitting there, or my mother, my wife, my daughter; see, or my brother, my father sitting there? Oh, if anything could be done, I'd sure want it done. See?

L-159 But, you know, there might be maybe somebody sitting along here, looks very healthy, is a lot closer to death than they are; with a heart trouble or cancer, see, a lot closer to death. But is it harder for God to heal the cancer, or the cripple? There's no difference. He only requires, "If you believe it."


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