Then if medicine is the healer, it doesn’t need life. But medicine doesn’t build tissues. Medicine only keeps you clean while God builds tissues. See? God is the only One. Medicine…Now, I have nothing against doctors and their work. That’s—that’s God’s mercy sent to us. But they can’t heal. They don’t claim to. They don’t claim to heal. They only claim to assist nature. God does the healing. See? Now, I might break my arm, and—and you’d lay me out there and put all them bones…Let the doctor put every bone (Now, listen at how simple), put every bone to its place, and lay my arm right out like that, that’s the only thing he can do: set it. If God doesn’t heal it, and I die laying there. In fifty years from then, if there’s any of that bone left, they’d be broken every place just exactly like it was.

Expectancy, 1953-09-03, Chicago, IL, §31