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If a doctor sets a broken bone, who heals it?

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Now, if the doctor can feel something that he can cut out, something that some of these five senses will contact, well, then he can…We got some pretty smart doctors today and some fine hospitals and fine drugs. And we’re very thankful to Almighty God that we have them. I’m grateful. And they do all that they can, but sometimes it gets beyond them. Sometimes they can’t do it, and then we’re have a perfect right. If every human element has failed, we still have a right to come to God and ask God to help us. That’s right. And He does it. He promised He would. Now, the doctor does not claim to be a healer. He doesn’t claim to heal anyone. He only claims that he assists nature. God is the Healer. Now, if you broke your arm, the doctor could set the arm, but the doctor can’t heal the arm. See? The doctor only sets the bone. God what…Nature, which they call it, which is God, if we wanted to break it down, and see, heals the bone.

The inside Man, 1953-12-12, Chicago, IL, §9

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Title:
The inside Man
Date:
December 12, 1953
Location:
Chicago, IL
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§9

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