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Who can pray for a sick person if there is no healing campaign in their city?

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And I—and I appreciate your kindness and all that you’ve done. And now, the Lord bless you. And here’s the next thing I want to say is this: that don’t wait for a healing campaign in your city, to be healed. Your pastor or your neighbor that’s a Christian, has just as much legal rights from God to pray for you as anybody on the face of the earth. It don’t have to wait till somebody comes along with a healing campaign. Those men are—just stimulate faith. God never intended all these great—these campaigns sweeping across the nation. He expected that to be in every church, every pastor. The Bible said, “If there be any among you sick, let them call the elders of the church. Now, the elder really is…We call it in Pentecost; we call it a deacon or something. But a elder is a minister. “Let them call the ministers of the church, and let them anoint them in oil and pray over them. The prayer of faith shall save the sick. Confess your faults one to a—and pray one for another.” Everybody pray for one another that you may be healed. Is that right?

A Greater Witness, 1953-11-15, Owensboro, KY, §17

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Title:
A Greater Witness
Date:
November 15, 1953
Location:
Owensboro, KY
Paragraph:
§17

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