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Should someone who came to be healed rejoice even if God says nothing to them?

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And that’s the way God wants you to say, “Why, thank You, Father. I come up here to be healed, and it’s all explained to me. And You’ve proven it to me now. So I’m ready to go away from here rejoicing. Praise the Lord.” And go away just rejoicing and made well. That’s the way to do it. No matter if He wouldn’t say nothing at all, still you should rejoice, because the Word said so first. And that’s the initial, is that right, brethren? That’s the initial, the Word. All right, bring the lady. All right. Are you believing with all your heart? Little lady setting there, you got bowel trouble and rectal trouble, setting right back there. Isn’t that right? You was healed just a few minutes ago of that, in your seat. And you—you’re setting there; I—I was trying to wait. I tell you a little later on. But I was afraid I’d forget it.

Lord, I Believe, 1953-09-01, Chicago, IL, §36

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Title:
Lord, I Believe
Date:
September 1, 1953
Location:
Chicago, IL
Paragraph:
§36

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