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Should handkerchiefs sent to the sick be anointed?

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Now, I, this lady, I gave her a handkerchief, she wanted me to, she said, “Bless the handkerchief.” Now, a lot of people anoint them. That’s all right. Anything that God blesses, I’m for it. But if you watch the Scripture, Paul didn’t anoint them, he taken them off of his body (See?), just off of his body. I believe that’s right, isn’t it, you brothers? And Paul knew that… You know where I think he got that, brother? I think when Elijah taken the, told, said, “Take my staff and go lay it on the child.” You see? Elijah knew that everything that he touched was blessed. But whether the woman would believe it or not…And Paul taken from his body, handkerchiefs and aprons and lay it on the sick, and unclean spirits went out of them, and diseases were healed. Now, it wasn’t Paul, it was God. That is God, in honoring the people’s faith in His servant. Well now, the same God was there, I’m not the Saint Paul, none of us are, but He’s still the same Jesus. You see? It wasn’t—it wasn’t the Saint Paul anyhow, but it was Jesus.

The Second Miracle, 1951-07-22, Toledo, OH, §13

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Title:
The Second Miracle
Date:
July 22, 1951
Location:
Toledo, OH
Paragraph:
§13

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