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Who has the right to pray for the sick?

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All right, I don’t know what to do. I’m asking my minister brothers, just stay here where you’re at. I want you to help me tonight. Will you do it? These men are ordained of God; they publicly come out here before the city, like this, to show theirself, that they believe in Divine healing in Jesus Christ. And they’re just as much ordained to pray for the sick as anybody else there is in the world to pray for the sick. Your pastor has the same right to pray. Even the lay members have a right to pray. Is that right? “Confess your fault one to another, and pray one for the other.” Everyone has a right that believes in Divine healing to pray for the sick. The only thing, it’s just your faith to mount up. I don’t know what the Holy Spirit…I’ve asked Him to bless us. I believe He will do it. Are you going to believe with me, now? You going to expect Him to do it? Then every one be reverent, and let’s call a little prayer line and get started. We’ll call a few and, up somewhere in the line, and then we’ll…Then I want some of, other people…We just don’t know what the Lord’s going to do for us tonight.

Expectation, 1951-07-14, Flint, MI, §56

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Expectation, 1951-07-14, Flint, MI, §56

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Title:
Expectation
Date:
July 14, 1951
Location:
Flint, MI
Paragraph:
§56

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