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Does it matter who prays for you or lays hands on you for healing?

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You notice in the night I’ll have you stand up and put your hands on one another, and if the person gets healed, then the person say, “Well, Sister So-and-so had her hands laying on me.” See? Or, “Brother So-and-so had his hands laying on me.” Many times a Christian has his hands laying on a sinner. He said, “A Christian man laid his hands on me and I got well.” See? After all, it’s the Lord Jesus that does the healing. See? It isn’t who’s doing the praying; it’s Who’s doing the healing and who’s doing the believing. That’s the main thing. It’s your faith that heals you (See?), not mine, yours. And so there… I like to have a night and let all my ministering brethren come up and stand up and let the people come, and pray for them. And when the anointing of the Holy Spirit’s down, then let the people come through the line, and the ministers lay hands on them and—and…Oh, my. It gets the ministry before the public.

Expectations, 1951-05-07, Los Angeles, CA, §10

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Title:
Expectations
Date:
May 7, 1951
Location:
Los Angeles, CA
Paragraph:
§10

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