Now, any of those things, if you’re weary, upset, fretting, nervous, sick, sin, whatever it is, when you accept that from your heart, go to confessing it, and then saying it’s right, God’s right there to make it right, when you go to confessing it. But if you’re afraid to say so, and afraid to act upon your confession, no matter how many times you’re prayed for you’ll never get well. You got to believe it first. See? He’s the High Priest of what you confess that He has done for you. How many understands that now? Raise your hands. See? That’s right. Only when you say so. Now, if you are prayed for, and you say, “Now, I believe. Yes, sir.” Now, you can’t say you believe until you really do believe. If you do, you’re just—you’re—you’re doing something not right. You can’t say you believe, until really in your heart you believe. But when you firmly have prayed through and really believe, then you can say, “I believe.” Then you can accept it. And now remember, He’s there, will make good anything that you believe in your heart that He has done and will confess it. Then everywhere you go, testify of your healing. Say so. Believe so. Tell others so.

We Have Found Him, Come and See, 1953-05-11, Jonesboro, AR, §25