Daniel, when they told him they was going to throw him into the lions’ den, he was expecting God to be there. He believed that he lived right before God and he had a right. And every day he raised the shades, if there was any in them days, towards the temple and looked towards that holy temple and prayed. Because he believed that there was a—a burning sacrifice on the altar at that hour at the temple, and he believed that God heard his prayer, because there was an innocent substitute died in his place making an atonement. And when he went into the lions’ den, he did not fear the lions because he was expecting God to deliver him. Amen. Jonah, there’s the man that had a lot of symptoms. People think that…When I look…They was prayed for, and say, “Well, my hand isn’t any better.” That don’t mean you’re not healed. When you’re prayed for, you’re healed. And frankly, you’re healed before you’re prayed for. For Jesus died at Calvary to heal you and paid the price.

Expectations, 1951-05-07, Los Angeles, CA, §30