<TITLE>16. Par 176-188</TITLE>L-176 Do you believe He is the same yesterday, today, and forever? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-177   Now here is a picture again, a white man, colored woman. Jesus a Jew, her a Samaritan; see, He let them know there is no difference in the human race. God died for all of us. That's right. He is... "God made of one blood, all nations." The country we was raised in, changing our color, had nothing to do with what's on the inside of us. Yeah, that's right.

L-178 Now you are a Christian. Quickly I can feel the welcome feeling, that you are a Christian. That's your spirit. That would be just like He said, "Behold an Israelite, in whom there is no guile."

L-179 Now, I see you've been very sick. An examination proves that you have cancer. That is right. And that cancer, do you believe that He can tell me where it's at? According to the statistics, that cancer is in the colon. If that's right, raise up your hand. Now you know that Something is standing here that knows you. Do you believe that He'll make you well? If your faith can pull Him there, touch His garment and reveal the same thing He did then, then go believe Him and you'll get well of that, and be well. If you'll believe it, just believe, just that simple, sister, just to believe. Don't doubt.

L-180   I suppose that we are strangers, too, to each other? We don't know each other. God knows both of us. Do you believe that God could reveal to me your trouble? Do you believe He could reveal to me trouble of anybody out there? You believe it?

L-181 How many out there believe it? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-182 What do you think about it? Do you believe with all your heart? Then your gall stones won't bother you no more. I--I felt it coming, I "was reading the people's mind," I just wanted you to see I wasn't doing it.

L-183   All right, you believe me to be His servant? [Sister says, "I do believe."--Ed.] With all your heart? ["With all my heart."] Thank you. You are a Christian. ["I am."] Yes, you are, and not a hitch-hiker; a real Christian, and you're born again. All right. Do you believe that--that I, being your brother, know nothing about you; but our Heavenly Father, Who knows us both, could reveal to me what your trouble is? ["I do."]

L-184 I see that you've had plenty of it. You've had an operation, and the operation was for cancer. You removed a breast, that's right, and you're still bothered with it. You believe you're going to be well from now on? Pass right by here, believing with all your heart. And God bless you, may the Lord God heal you. May...

L-185 Have faith. Don't doubt. Just believe with all your heart that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

L-186   Now do you believe, lady? We are strangers to each other. I don't know you. You don't know me. We are total strangers. But the Heavenly Father would reveal to me something wrong, something that you've done, something that you ought not have done, or ought to have done and did not, whatever it is, whatever it might be, you will believe that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. You know it would have to be Him that would do it. Is that right?

L-187 You are troubled with a--a--a growth, and that growth is on the head. You're scared. Right. You believe that it will come off now, that Jesus Christ will make you well? As you have believed it, so shall it be to you. Go believing. Amen. God bless you. Just on your road, believe. Don't, don't doubt. Just believe with all your heart.
Have faith. Don't doubt. Just believe with all your heart.

L-188   Your stomach has been bothering you. Stomach trouble. Want to go eat? Believe. That's it.


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