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Are a person's sins forgiven when they are healed?

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Many of them understood Him. The common people heard Him gladly. And it’s a great deal that way today. But I’ve noticed the peoples; all denominations almost attend the meetings. We even have the Orthodox, the Jews, Greek, Catholic, and all types. But God never respects any different denomination; He just respects the faith that’s in the individual. “I can, if ye believe,” He said. And then He said, “Go and sin no more, or a worse thing come upon you.” So therefore, in order to obtain your healing, you’ll have to become a Christian after you’re healed. And I believe, I would say this, talking of the dual atonement, when you are healed, your sins are forgiven you. I didn’t hear very many amens on that, but it’s the truth. “Confess your faults one to another, and pray ye one for another, that you may be healed.”

God in His People, 1950-02-27, Little Rock, AR, §5

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Title:
God in His People
Date:
February 27, 1950
Location:
Little Rock, AR
Paragraph:
§5

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