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THE VOICE O THE WORLD WIDE SALVATION HEALING REVIVAL

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5 Special Open Forums for tions and answers6 T he attention of the Ful l Gworld will focus on this outs

I \ ing eventWednesday - Liberation Night

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E v a n g e l i s t s . . .OF HEALINGyy CONVENTIONMET - PHILADELPHIA,- PENNA.the Years Outstanding Event

0 her Speakers: Thursday- Holy Ghost NightGayle Jackson, SpeakerGordon Lindsay, Richard

Vinyard, W. V. Grant, A. S.Teuber, David Nunn, Mor-r i s .Cerullo , Joseph De-Grado, Alton Hayes, A. C.Valdez, Jr., Tommy -Hicks;K e n n et h H a g i n , H. EH a r dt , S t a n l e y K a r o l ,Rudy Cerullo, John andOlive Kellner, L. D. Hall,B e n n i e H a r r i s , T L.Osborn, Wi lb ur Ogilvie,L ou is e N a n k i v e l l, R e xKelley, Russel Par k, Rag-mondT Richey,R W. Cul-pepper and B D. Bennett.alsoPaul Cain and Jack Moore.

--n e of t h eg r e a t e s t H o l y G h o s tp r e ac h e r s i n t h e w o r l d t o d a y .T h o u s a n d s r ec e i v e t h e H o l y G h o s t i nt h e J a c k s on C a m p a i g n s : a s m a n y a s 500 i n ---n e n i g h t s s e rv i c e O n e o f A m e r i c a s g r e a t e s t s o u l w i n n e r s ... .-; Friday- Prophetic Night

Velmer Gardner, Speaker. t and World-Wide Revival Crusade

THE VOICE OF HE:LING THE VOICE OF HEAL ING is published monthly by THE VOICE OF HEALING, INC , a non-prciit corporation incorpoOct ,1954 Vol 7. No 7 under the laws of the State of Louisiana Copyright 1952by THE VOICE OF HEALING, P 0 Box 8658, Dallas 16. TGordon Lindsay E d r t o r Entered as seconddass matter nt the post office at Dallas, Texas Subscription 10 Months, SI 00 (2 yearn. 2 0 0 . CanadaErnest Rawlings. A s s t E d r t o r Foreign, 10 Months, $1 50 (2 years, 5 2 5 0 ) Single copy, 5 15. Rolls of 10, $10 0 . Rolls of 50. $5 00 Smgle back copies,Please notify u s of c h a n g e of a d d re s s , pwrnp b o t h o l d a n d n ew ad d re s s e r TELEPHONE m t b r o o k

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by Evangelist Davld NunnHI S M ORNI NG I want to talk toyouabout why I believe in Divine Heal-I believe that God heals today be-e H e has revealed Himself to us in

I Am theord that healeth thee I believe thatod heals today because under the Oldi t is recorded that three mil-of Egypt and everyof them was well According to

i t says that God led themwith gold, andere was not one feeble one among allheir tribes That shows us that Godof them was kept in healthr of God I t was because theyd H is promise that He was Je-

I believe that if God did that under

, then God heals today I be-n Divine healing because GodEx 15 26 says that Ifto the voiceLord T hy God, and do that whichght in H is sight, and keep Hi s cove-s and His commandments, I will lay

G od gave the Israelites an ordinance,e made an ordi-ce for them and there H e provedem H e gave them the promise of Di-And the Bible says that we are un-

If under the Oldod, how much more will God do to-ation, and not under the curse of the

I believe in Divine Healing becauseto Isaiah in the 53rdhe chapter shows healing as a part ofor a part of Christs vica-Fo r i t is written in theverse of Isaiah 53, Surely H e hathefs and carried our sorrows

And in Matt. 8 17, Jesus interpreted thisverse saying, that i t might be fulfilledwhich Isaiah spoke of Him, that Him-self tqok our infirmities and bare oursicknesses This shows that Jesus boreour sick-nesses as well as carried our sins Broth-er, if Jesus bore them, then you and Ido not have to bear them God did notput one thing on Jesus that H e intendedfor you. and me to bear today H e tookour sins and let Jesus bear them away,and He took our sicknesses and diseasesthat we might be healed through faith. Iknow that many teach you that that isall done away with But you cannot dis-prove the message of Divine healing ifyou stay by the Word of God You cantdo i t You have to institute your tradi-tions i f you do away with Divine heal-ing I tell you that healing is an integralpart of Gods Word I t is not a side issue,i t is a main line issue, i t is a part of theatonement Jesus considered Divine heal-ing very important for there are morerecords of His healing the sick than thereare of His forgiving the sins of thepeopleI believe in Divine healing becauseJesus Christ the Son of God, who is theonly authority, never called anybody topreach, never commissioned any one topreach, without commanding them topray for the sick H e didnt tell them topray, Lord, if i t be Th y will H e com-manded them to pray the prayer of faith-You will find in M att 10,how Jesus com-missioned the twelve apostles to go intothe twelve tribes of Israel, to heal thesick, cleanse the leper, raise the dead,and preach the kingdom of Heaven is athand. You will find in the 10th chapterof St Luke, and the first verse, he calledseventy others and sent them.to everycity where H e himself would go and heal-. .. . ..... .-- . ._

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the sick therein and preach the kingdof heaven is at hand In Mark 16.15-Jesus gave the great commission and commanded them that in Hi s name thwere to preach the gospel And He sthat He that believeth and IS baptishall be saved H e that believeth shall be damned. These are the signs tfollow them that believe. I n my nathey shall cast out devils, they shall hands on the sick and they shall recovI believe in Divine healing, because Jespoke over and over again about the messo f deliverance He said when H e started in His ministry that the Spirit of the Lwas upon Him because He had anoinHim to preach the gospel to the poor,heal the broken hearted, to preach delivance to the captive, to set at l iberty ththat are bruised, to preach the acceptayear of the Lord Oh, Hallelujah I beliin Divine healing because of the wordsJesus in John 14 12 that say, Verily, I unto you he that believeth on me, works that I do, shall he do also, and greworks than these shall he do because Ito my Father I believe that Divine hing is ours today because Jesus said thatI believe in Divine healing becausethe ministry of the apostles and the dciples The apostles went everywhere hing the sick Paul healed the slck whenwas in Lystra Peter walked up and laidhands on a man and said, Eneas, JeChrist makes thee whole The Blble didsay that Peter healed him He said tJesus Christ made him whole They qutioned Peter asking him who healed the on the day when he said to the lame msuch as I have give I thee, In the nameJesus Christ, rise up and walk ActsPeter said i t was that Name that made man whole I believe in Divine healing cause the apostles practiced the minithat Jesus commanded them to preach, they obeyed and the signs followedI believe in Divine healing becausemen like Stephen and Philip who did scial miracles and performed signs and wders in the presence o f the people becathey were obeying the commission of JesStephen did many wonders and miraclesthe presence of them all I believe in Divhealing because Philip, though only a dcon, when he went down to Samana, a healag revival In Samaria they behthe wonders and signs and miracles healings that he did, and the whole turned to God That is a Bible revival

YOU1believe in Divine healing, Brother,cause God has instituted in the New Tement, an ordinan& of healing I believeCo n t a n u e d on page 1 7 )

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A book that w i l l fascinate you and instruct you onevents soon to come to passSTRANGE FACTS BOUT THE ATOMIC BOMBEVERY CHRISTIAN SHOULD KNOW

By G o r d o n LindsayWithii the past decade a bomb has been createda million times more powerful than the bombs ofWorld War 11 To test them the ocean must be clearedof human life for 400 miles.A single bomb has vapor-ized an island. A single bomb can destroy practicallyall life in the worlds largest cities.The world is asking. What does the future holdin the light of this dread weapon of destruction?Will Russia attempt a Pearl Harbor? Is there a placethat the Christian can hide? This book will tell youwhat you should do in the face of these tremendousdevelopments. A list of the chapters below will giveyou an idea of the fascinating story of this book.Chapter I.-Strange Facts About the Coming of the

Chapter II.-The Atomic Bomb Falls on Hiroshima.Chapter II1.-Strange Facts About the A-Bomb.Chapter IV-Strange Facts About the HydrogenChapter V-No Place to HideChapter VI.--Strange Effects of the A-Bomb.Chapter =-The Race Between theU.S.and Russia.Chapter VIII.-Strange Facts the Bible Reveals AboutChapter E.-The Day the A-Bomb Falls.

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World Prayer Band-The Voice of Healing-Missionary C rusadesRadi-Native Evangelism-Free L i ter atur e4e al i ng Revivals

E are amazed as we watch monthW by month the great advance of thislast day revival Y et we are persuadedthat we have only seen the beginning ofwhat is about to take place Perhaps themost important development at the timeis the way that the Spirit of G od is mov-ing in the hearts of men toward fellow-ship between all true believers I t ap-pears that if we are to successfully evan-gelize the world in this generation i t willbe necessary for the Church to recognizethe unity of the Body of Christ

That they all may be one, asthou, Father art in me, and I in thee,that they also may be one in us,that the world might believe thatthou hast sent meSince its inception THE V O I C E O FHE AL I NG has stood for recognition ofthe unity of the Body of Christ Some-times we have-been misunderstood Yetthrough i t all G od has vindicated thisposition with His mighty blessing Wehave watched a fellowship among the topleaders of the various groups developing,which,is fine and i t should set an exam-

ple for fellowship at other levels I be-lieve we shall see that such a fellowshipis not incompatible with all believers, forby the Spirit of God are we all baptizedinto One BodyWHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?

The question now is, What can eachindividual member of the Body of Christdo about the matter of promoting thisunity> W e have traveled many thou-sands of miles in recent months confer-ring with man? leaders and ministers Asa result of these meetings the picture 1sbecoming clear Here is a tentative planin which each member of the Body ofChrist can do his partRecognize that all true believers, re-gardless of affiliation are membersof the Body of Christ (I Cor12 12)

Join with Christ in His great prayerthat His people might become onethat the world might believe thatthe Father has sent Hi m (John17 21)3 Recognize that Christ is the trueHead of the Church (E phes 1 22,4 15)-

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4 Pray that God will set in the Churchall the ministry-gifts which willbring the church into the unity of

the faith (Ephes 4 11-13 )Practice the commandments of Jesuswhich are the true ethics and rule ofconduct (M att 7 24-27 )

6 Pray that G od will supernaturallypreserve the church from evil that i tmight be without spot or wrinkleat the Coming of the Lord Evil inthe Church will surely divide i t(Ephes 5 27)Support all ministries and projectsthat are truly working fo r the unityof the Body of Christ

THE VO IC E O F HE AL I NG considersitself only as a voice crying in the wil-derness Those associated with it rejoicein the anticipation of the hour when thewhole Church in spirit becomes one Onething is certain, the modern Church whichdenies the great fundamentals of thefaith is uniting, and is representing rtself to the world that i t is the ChurchUnless the true Church moves rapidlyinto unity i t may be without a voicewhen the great crisis comesTHE CO NVEN TION IN PHILADELPHIA

Again we wish to call attention to thefact that our C onvention will be in Phila-delphia, Pennsylvania, November 2-5 atthe M et However, there w.dl be agreat rally on M onday nigM, November-+-This will no doubt be one of the mostimportant conventions that we have hadyet Start planning now to spend theweek at this C onventionOUR FIRST BOOK FROM TVH PRESSESW e are happy to announce that ourfirst book STAR TL I NG I NC I DE NT SA N D A M A ZI N G ANSWERS T O P R AY -ER,came of the press about the middleof August T wo or three others will come

off the press in September W e believewe will be able to print Gospel litera-ture considerably below the regularmarket priceNEW E X T E N S I O N OF P R I N T I N GP L A N T BEGUNI t has become evident already that weshall not have enough space for our print-ing operations and the storage of paperand books I t has become necessary forus to begin at once the building of thenext wing of the building which was ongi-nally planned. This will add 6,000 moresquare feet of floor space W e see greatpossiblities in our printing plant of get-ting out vast quantities of Gospel Iitera-

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ture at very low cost, and much thaplan to give awayTHE SPANI SH EDIT IO N

About the time that this issue wilin the hands of our readers we wilmeebng with the Spanish brethren iPaso, with the purpose of making arrangements for publishing of the Sish edition I t is our plan that this ediwill be available without cost to Spanspeaking people throughout the hesphere, except, that those who can for i t will be permitted to contributeward the costActually this is the arrangementfollow, in principle, with the English tion of the VO I C E OF H E AL I N G not only send thousands of free coto missionaries and others, but thosthis countly who are unable to affordmagazine, receive their subscription In each case, however, we require aquest from the individual personallyOn this page we show a reproducof the German edition of the VO IC EVE AL I N G which we understand is sto come out three times per month have been informed that our German resentative will visit America soon. Ewhere in the magazine is the addwhere those who wish a subsmptiothat edition may secure it.- _ . . . _ . - L L . . . ~ - . . .

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Reports Story o f the Argentina RevivalALLELUJAHIZAnd again I say Hal-le lujahl This is the day ofglad tid-ings- e must not keep it to ourselvesGod has begun to work, and the greatestrevival in the history of the world is here

- How ,did it start W ell , here is thestory A few of us were in Washington,D C , on Monday and Tuesday Therearrived on Mond ay a m an, and to use thecrude language of Arkansas, Nothin buta sawed off toothpick At the call of God,he went to Argentina a few months ago,and had the gall to ask to see the Presi-dent President Peron is a revised editionof Adolph Hitler , he is a most extremedictator , and is supposed to be a goodCatholic T h e Evangelicals had tr ied toget on the air, but the dictator said noThey had tr ied to get into the press, butthe dictator said no They had tr ied tohave m ass meetings, but the dictator saidno At his word there could be no Prot-estan t gathering o f more than 200Well, Tom my Hicks stood before Peronand asked for free radio time, for the useof the press, and for the largest stadiumsin Argentina Th en the miracle happenedPeron hates t he Am ericans, but h e grantedth is humble Tommy Hicks ALL THATH E A S K E DRight there in Buenos Aires, with itsvast population, is a stadium that hasnever been filled There are 180,000seat s, and even when the President speak sthere it is not filled B u t that little Amer-ican, Tomm y Hicks, with the Word o fthe Lord in his heart, and in his mouth.went in and before his meetings were fin-ished there were 200,000 people packedinto that stadium, and there were 200,-people outside, listening to th e Wordof the Lord as it flowed from his lipsWithin a week every Bible , Testament,and Bibl e portion was sold out Th e BibleSociety sent to all the rest of Argentinafor Bibles, etc, and got them all , butcould not get enough to supply. the needA Bible sells for about 10 pesos but the

waving the bill in the air and asking fora Bib le f rant ica l ly saying, that theyM U S T H A V E O N E But there were nomore God help1All the evangelicals l ined up withTommy Hicks for they saw that God waswith him They printed 300,000 decisioncards and they were all used up and theycould not get them printed fast enoughThe power of the Lord came down inthat stadium and Brother Hicks saw asmany as 100 leap from their wheel chairsa l l. a t the same time , H EA LE D Everynight they had to cart aw ay a larger num-ber of discarded crutches Gods powerAras great in thes e meetings Ri ch andpoor, educated and uneducated, were m etby God who was saving and healing themby th e thousandsArgentina is a great sporting country,and the leading sports writer was con-verted When Rev_ Hicks asked him tocome to the platform and give his testi-mony the peop le cheered for five minutes.and at the close of his testimony, whenthey had heard what God had done forhim, they cheered for 15 minutesThe vice-president of Argentina andhis wife came to Brother Hicks hotelroom and there they were both savedThe vice-president of Bolivia came downwith his sick son, and the child was mar-velously healed, to the great amazementof the doctor who, upon examination,found the child whole Then the doctorhimself came to Brother Hicks to beprayed forThe richest woman in Argentina sentfor BrOther Hicks, and had 30 peoplethere to meet him of her own class, andothers as well Thir ty of them were savedThere are 300,000 Italians in Argen-tina and many are being saved Th e newsof this outpouring reached Italy, and anItalian C ount brought his incurable childfrom Italy, and God healed the childWhen the Count saw what had happenedto his child he fell on his knees a nd wept

People of rank came from othetr ies alsoEvery day the newspapers aring names of people who have bcommunicated from the Catholic Th e Pope has sent a special envItaly to look into the m atterIri one place 100,000 people in the rain while Rev Hicks pthe gospel He asked all who Jesus as their Saviour to put uhands, and there were so manylifted that Brother Hicks thougdid not understand, so he told tput up both hands, and they did, ahe was afraid they did not undso he said, if you really want toJesus Christ as your Saviour, geon your knees, and there in the raall knelt down and cried out to Gothey were jumping to their feetout, He saved me, as they realizwere accepted in the Beloved Talk about Mass Evangelismt Ithis is the biggest thing in the hithe world How wonderful t o bein such a day1 How wonderful is thof GodGod has promised to pour oS p i r i t U P O N A L L F L E S H a n d bigger than anything we havthought of L e t us join in tremprayer 4

INS TA LL M EN T 11-Brother HMeeting in Argentina(This month we carry the secstallment of the interview with Tommy Hicks, in which he relastory of the largest in te r -evanmeetings in the history of the woQ U E S T I O N W e u n d er s ta nmany government officials and ottional leaders attended the m eetingHI CK S Ye s Just how many aI do not know, but night after ni

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HUENOS ATRES HERALD - - T U d y , 25 1954

AKGENTXNA ANDE%UADORA cultural agreement bet-ween Argentina end Ecua-dor, incorporating education,science. art and sport, watjsigned yesterday in the S s nMartin Pa l a ce by.actlnpForeign M intskr GeneralSosa Molina and Minmter ofEducation sr Mkndez SanMartin for Argenhna anathe muadorean Minister ofEducation Sr J R hfartlnezCab0 and Ambassador .A.C h l r i b o g q Nevarro for Ecua-dor - UP)

ticalIy impossible to traveleither by t ram or bus in thedirection of the stadium.Allseemed to be makiwthatway The n Colonia sadthe Avenld FigwO~ l-cmta was a~om c8dma a- IrkSimodel P l Y m O e b l e d thestreets toeether with an-d e n t Fords. )orrles andkWfG bas- StOaonarlya lowde thess vehicleswas gn OOeafiUnal mbmlance.To get inside was by nemeans e a s y HLmdreds mlll.~ _ ._

to h e a r EVangeLst T h o m a secree conferring the GrandZollar of the order of M e - ]

~ r ~ l e f ~ ~calle coloma and thence to-wards Figueroa Alcorta.U M M E

t Raith-Heder.-ed around the entranceswarmng up the teEs andblocking all gang&The InIntendente of t heHuracan Club, however, sol-ved all difficulties, and lo&lowing hkn down b e l o wthrough the playep dress-Ing-rooms and th n up thesteps to the pla&g pitch,an impressive bight met theeye. SOLITARY FIGUREUnder the stars and theUttering o v e r h a d arcL p s f the- d d a solita-ry figure.stood @ne. m alarge expanse of men g r a s san d looked around at thethousands of faces all ofthese looklng h his direc-t onAmong the h q gatherin one saw the crlppkdand theblind, he M d

the poor. the rkh and (henot-so rich, Ow men uip-p l d w i t h rheunWsm,mathem w i t h d d d babies, young m a w men.C l r p p i n g from the M a y 25th issue of Buenos Awes Herald

Co n t i n x e d i . I H p a . g e 8 crowd was over 400,000 inside and out3cam e T h e highest officials of the govern-ment, senators and other congressionalmen were there in attendanceQ U E S T I O N So hat even t h e AtlanticStad.ium, seating nearly 100 .000 , was notsufficient to take care of the crowds3H I C K S T h a t is t ru e W e l oo ke daround and found the Huracan Stadiumwhich seats 1 8 5 , 0 0 0 peopleQU ES TIO N How soon was the Hura-can Stadium filledH I C K S T h e H u r ac a n S t a d i u m wasfilled the first night we went into i t T h a twas one Monday night There were morethan 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 people inside, and outsidethere was another 100,000 who couldntget inQU ES TIO N Eventually your largest

H I C K S T h e reports carr ied in Ti meand Life magazines in Argentina all re-ported more than 200,000 outside as wellas 200,000 inside the stadium (Th esewere hemisphere editions )QU ES TIO N Argentina gave you avery favorable press I have seen someof the clippings Di d you receive anyopposi tion2H I C K S Ye s, there was a great deal ofopposition from the main church of thecountry So great were the meetings thata special deputation was sent to Buenos *Aires from a European capital to investi-gate, but the greatest opposition wasfrom the Communist elements Theirpropaganda was terrific and fierceQ U E S T I O N Of course, many Catho-lics attended3

HICKS Yes, the bulk of the aance was Catholics Argentinalargest Catholic dominated repubSouth AmericaQU ES TIO N Did not such an undented attendance almost diyuptransportation system

Buenos Aires has foursubways and night after night thesways were jammed People had to mile back from the subways in orget transportationQU ES TIO N Can you te l l us odramatic occurrences in connectionthe meeting that might come tomind3H I C K S W e l l , I would like to teof an incident told us by a Tim es grapher Th ere were on one oca b o u t 150,000 p e o p l e o u t s i dStadium Th e streets were blockethe subways were all blocked Wprayer for the deliverance of the pW e couldnt get to them t o lay hathem All we could do was pray anthe commanding Word of Jesus thpeople would be hea led W e speakers all around the top of thdium so the people outside could hwell as those inside And we tos x k that were on the outside, as wthose on the inside, after we had pto drop their crutches, get out owheelchairs, to rise up out of theiin the Name of Jesus and be made Th e photographer told u s that the rmany, many cases outside the stthree blocks aw ay that were miracuand wonderfully healed, and that hpictures of themW e had people come from Italy Chico brought his daughter whtwenty-seven years old, and shmiraculously healed T h e Count hwas saved in my hotel roomThe n th ere was the brother of thpresident of Bolivia whose sister

way dying of asthma and other odiseases W e prayed for him and thday they took him to a doctor Th e examined him and found every trhis asthma, and every organic tgone, and they asked th e mo ther whhappened to the child Th ey askewhat kind of medicine had she usesaid that she did not use anythinthat she went up to the hotel tBrother Hicks The doctor threw uhands and said, What else will thlow do> Th at afternoon he cam e me him self, and he said, I have exathe boy that you prayed for fromlivia and I found him made everywhole

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HEALING CAMPAIGN SCHEDULES OF ASSOCIATE EDITORSAND EVANGELISTS USING SPECIAL DITIONS

A. A. ALLEN(P. B o x 8595, Dallas, Texas)M odesto, C ali fornia Sept. 17-Oct. 1 0Area-Wide Union Tent RevivalHighway 99 South, Near Hatch RoadFor Information W riteRev J S McMullen1313 Giahos Avenue, Modesto, California(Ten nights only)1605 P tree t , Rev R L Neal

WILLIAM B R , A N W IBOX325. Je ffersonri l le , Ind.

Ind ia F o r s ev m o nthsR UD Y CERULLO( P 0 B ox 724, Philadelphia 5 , P a )Ham hn, Pennsylvania Beginning Oct 3Pentecostal ChurchRev George W ClenientsBox 34

CLIFTON EKICKSONBellflower, C itlifornia Sept. 12-O ct. 3Ce nt e r & Lakewood BlvdRev R W Culpepper andClifford AndrewsCentei & Stephens Sts , Bellflower, CalifSan Bernardino, California Oct. 8 -3 1Mill and Mount Vernon Stre ets

VELMER J.GARDNERPlarnview, Texas Oct. 3-24City Auditonum, Rev Lonnie Schultz

The Me t, Rev Wallace BraggW . V. GRANT(B ox 353, Dallas, T e x a s )Waco, Texas Sept. 23-Oc t. 14

Sponsored by4 Assembly o f God Churches(Others co-operating)Rev A C Lane , 909 Reynolds S tPHILIP N. GREEN(Box 28 i 6 , Ta mpa , Florida

Eureka. C alifornia Oct. 19-28

( R t 8, B o x 598, Springfield, Mo 1

(Rt 3 , B o x 504, Springfield, Mo )Philadelphia, Pa. NOV. 6 - 2 1

Tent Revival , 30th St & Mernori;il Dr

Chicago,I l l .-Now i n pr og re ss( 5 w e e k s o r l o nger )Holsted & Deldon Sts .

8 0 0 West at 2300 NorthH. E.-HARDT467 Pennsylvania Ave , York, P a )Ri chmond, Virginia Sept. 16-Oct. 3

R e v Harry C Miles, Phone 88-1174Atlanta, G eorgia Oc t. 7-24Faith Memorial Temple163 Pance de Leon Ave ,N ERev Ralph Byrd, Pasto r

Bethe l Church, Park Ave at Meadow

Macon, Georgia N ~ ~ .-28

CLARENCE JOHNSON(5493 Montecito, Fresno 2, C a l i f )North-Sacramento, Calif. OctoberTent Revival, Grand & 22nd StRev James Davis, ChairmanPhone Wabash 5-7068STANLEY KAROLP 0 B o x 9516, Philadelphia, Pa )Lewistown, Pennsylvania Reg. Oct. 1 9Full Gospel Tabernacle, 108 Logan StR e v E S Opdenhoff, Pastor

JOHN and OLIVE M. KELLNER(31 Wycliffc Rd , Waterloo, N Y )Ki tcliener, Ont.. Canada Oct. 3 -2 4Pentecostal Tabernacle, 43 Benton StRev G Greatorex, P 0 B o x 81New Castle, Pennsylvania Nav. 7-28First Pentecostal ChurchPearson & Epworth StsR e v S W Brewer, 327 E Wallace AvcWARREN L. LlTZMAN(1540 Lyle Ave , W x o , T e x a s)Windsor, Ont.,Canada January, 1955

Rev William FitchMICHAEL MASTI

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Clearfield, Pa. . SeptemberArea-Wide Union RevivalRev Robert W Rainbow, ChairmanOSCAR F. CAPERSp Box 345, Waco, Texas)Soiitli Bend, I ndiana Oct. 3Rev William McCubbinsMOKKIS CEKUI.LO(110 Irospect S t , Newburgh, N Y )

Area-Wide Union MeetingEast Liverpool High School Auditorium10 Churches CooperatingRev Griffin, Chairman, ItD 1 , Glenmore,E a st Liverpool, Ohio-Phone 135M2(6 Nights Only)Assembly of God, Jefferson & W SpruceRev John I ConawayPittsburgh, Pennsylvania Oct. 26-31(6 Nights Only)The EvanKelistic TempleAssemblies of God609 Union AvenueNorthsidc Pittsburgh, PaRev R S Bender-Phone A L 16321Yoiinghtown, O hi o Nov. 7-21Elyria, Ohio Nov. 25-Der. 12

A r m e T h e at r e N d g , 9 15 S Michigan

East I.iverpool, Oh o OCI.3-17

hverina, Ohio Ort. 19-24

MARC D CONIAKY( R t 8 Box 59X, Springfield, Mo )Wil mi ngton, Delaware Beg Sept. 22Iennsylvania Ave a t Fran klin StRev C F DeArmittPolaski, Virginia I h x . Oct. 13118 Dora Hichway, Kcv W R niivisRic hmond, Indiana Nov. 7Kansas Ci ty. M issouri Dec. 1Riverside, Pennsylvania Ja n 1HAKItY A. DE VKlES

Broken l h w Oklahuniu Sept. 22Rev. J W -4lcornRALPH DUKIIAM( B o x 2, Montrose, Colorado)[.inion, (kdorado Sept. 26Itidio Praye r League ChurchKcv D L Moody, Pastor

O T H A D. FRAZIEKWaynr sboro, Virginia Sept. 15Tent CmnpaignSponsoivd by Full Gospel Churches ofShenmdoah ValleyRev S G Fitzgcrald, Ihone 5000Friendsville, M aryland Oat. 15Assembly of God ChurchRev Leroy S Harvey, Kitzmiller, Md

ALIiERT 11 CILHEKTI L3ox 2704, St Ietersb urg, F I i )City o f Likcs Gospcd T a b e r n d c4121 Ewing Avenue, SouthRev Wilson A Ka tter , Ihone WH -7777K.i*t Chicago, Indi.ina 0 a t 6-17Fir s t Asscmhly of God, 4802 Wegg AveI t w l l a r o l d B r u m b x k , lastor,6145 Alcx.indcr Ave , Hammond, lnclIhonc Itussell 5 1 3 6Ihil.idelphia, Ienmylvania 0c t 19-3Kensi ngton I entecostal Church3455 Frankford AvcKcv Smnucl A I%cnson

I O I N Howird S t , Ihone RE-9-9109

(8650 s E Alder S t , Iortldnd, O r e )

( 1 9 E Wmhington S t Fleetwood, 1%)

M inneapolis. M innesota Sept. 2 -Oa,t. 3

Fergiis Fdls, Minnc-sora Nov. 28-lh . I2

WALTER GRAVLIN, JR.The Peninsula Tri-CityGospel Tabernacle

Munns Harbor, North CarolinaPentecostal AssemblyRev Thomas GrinderKENNETH E. HAGIN(1349 18th S t , Po r t Ar th ur , T e xas )Elniira, New York Oct. 3Pentecostal TabernacleMiller & Halck StsRev John Bedzyk, 235 E Miller St

Ientecostal Assembly of God Church825 Green Ridge StRev F F Reidenbachfhoenix. Ariz ona February, 1955HENNIE K HARRIS

(30 -25 49th S t , Lo n g I s lan d Ci ty , Y )Newport News, Virginia Sept. 26-Oct. 101148 24th S t , Kev Jimmy Bond, Past010 e 1 . 13

Scriinton, Pennsylvania NOV. 7-28

( 4 1 5 W ood S t , Ft Collins, Colo )ryler, Tex as O ctoberPlant City. klorida Juriuary, 1955K. K. HENKE(23820 Road 5, Chowchilla, Calif )

Assembly o f God Church, 105 16th AveRev Kenneth Nyberg, Phone 3-7464llOU HKKALD(816 Ea st Ninth S t , Pornona, Cal i f )

Tent RevivalKev Charles E Smith, 2620 13th AvePhenix City, AlabamaShreveport, Louisi ana November

Ea* Moline, Illinois OCI. 3-24

Plienix City, Ala., Columbuq, Ca. October

JOl IN W. H IGC INIWTH A MM idlothian, Yblarylrnd Oct. 10Assembly of God ChurchItev Anderson W Phillips, Pa sto rPiqua. Ohio Nuv. 14Assembly of GodRev Leroy Whiteman

(3726 W 143d S t , Cleveland 1 1 , Ohio)

1tC)Y HILL( 2 5 R i ce S t , L y on s, N Y )Wyatt Park Assembly o f Go dRev J E Wilson, Box 123Ihone 2-1990Dayton, Ohio Nuv. 9-Uec. 5Fir s t Church o f The Open BibleJc fferson and Green St re etsRcv E J Fulton, PastorPhone Adams 1648

SI. oseph, Missoilri 0 c . l . 4-Nov. 2

FEI DIF: C. JAY(I ioute 4, Wenatchce, Washington)Cli elan, Washi ngton Sept. 21-Oc t. 10M inneapolis, M innesota Oct. 12F u l l Gospel Temple2300 Bloomington Ave ,Itev J M Strand, PastorIhone DU 2772

RES It. KELLEYI Box 328, Tiffin, Ohio)Ihyton, 0h i0 SPPt. 22Dayton Full Gospel Temple4208 Frcudqnberger AveI k v Orl,ind l o w ~ ~ l l ,hone Melrose 5182l l ic hniond, lnclienii 0C.t I 2Iull C.ospcl Tabcrnac-le, So 9th at t

I ~ P VE Smith, 13ox 835, Phone 6-6603

P A U L K O P F(1065 S H ope S t , h s Angeles , Cal iOverseas-Indi a, Israel Oct., Nov., Dec., JHAROLD W. MAY(35605 Brush S t , Wayne, Michigan

The Assembly of God ChurchR e v E R SwickSIOUX city, Iowa Oct.

Church of The Open Bible6th-& Court StsRev Elber t Doughterty, PastorPetersbiirg, West Virginia NoBattle Creek, M ichigan Nov.Ypsi hnti, M ichigan Jan. 1, 1Cleveland, Ohio Jan. 16, 1

Chappell, Nebrnsku OCI. 3

. JOIIN C. POTRET(1 0 Box 453, Fullerton, Calif )Edwurdsville, Il linois Sept. 21-OcAssembly of God, 419 St Louis StRev Randall MercerAssembly of God Church133 N Em mett, Rev R B Bye rs , Pa

Long Beach, C alifornia Nov. 14-Dec.

Virdin, Illinois QCI. 5Whittier, C ali fornia Oet. 24-NO

ALBERT E. REID SON(Route 5, Box 399-a, Springfield, MEvangel Pentecostal ChurchRev William Kautz, Pasto r

Glad Tidings Assembly of GodLaurel1 at ArlingtonRev Charles H Miller, PastorGi nuan, New Hamp shir e Oct. 12Pentecostal ChurchRev & Mrs Tornpkins, Co-PastorsFirst Assembly of GodRev Nelson HinmanShreveport. Louisi ana No

Septontreal, Que., Canada

Shreveport, Louisiana Oc

Portland, M aine OCI.18

I,. C. ROBIE(Union Springs, New York)b ellsboro, Pennsylvania OctCalvary TabernacleHastings St and Brewer LaneR e v Walter Bedzyke, 85 Pearl StreM eadville, Pennsylvania Nov.Firs t Assembly of God419 Washington StRev W J Farrell , 232 Popular SI,eeiiiont, Virginia Jan. 2, 1LKVI I,. STOKMSP 0 Box 662, Sherburne, New Yor

Oct. 6renton, New JerseyFiist Assembly o f God, 740 DenningRev Ern est Morgan, 445 Patkwa y AAlii ~ii hnk, Pa. Oct 28-Nov.Rev Willis 1 Murry, Y 0 Box 14M edford, New Jersey Nov 25-Dec.Rev Frank Reynolds,P 0 Box 47

A S. TEURER(R t 3 , Box 393, Springfie ld, MoArea-Wide CampaignShelhv, M ontana 5ept 22-0C.t.School Aud itoriumRev Dennis Fitch, ChairmanTHE V O l C E OF HEA L I NG October, 1954

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I N S T A L L M E N T IGiven to Gordon Lindsay, July, 1954F F O R T S a r e b ein g m a de t o da y b yhe great denominations to establishone great church government. Delegatesfrom over one hundred church denomi-nations meet in Evanston, I l l inois D oyou think it is Gods wil l that weell getunder one denominational head W e un-derstand that God has placed the gif t ofgovern ments in th e church, bu no tmuch instruction is given on the formthat this government wil l take T h e EarlyChurch was a communal church whereeveryone sold al l that h e had, and hadall things in common No one claims thatthis is the method to be imposed today,so apparently God has not laid down theexa ct form church government\must takeCould you give us some enlightenmentconcerning Gods plan fo r church govern-ment?W I L L I A M B R A N H A MThank you Brother L indsay I thinkthat this is an important question youhave asked m e I do not c la im to b e ab leto solve all these things, but I will giveyou my understanding in the matter, tothe best of my knowledge I a m a greatbeliever in God guiding each local churchI believe th at the.gift of governmentsshould be for the purpose of governingeach church I believe in unity among thechurches, of course, but each church hasits own ministry and the highest orderin the local church that I can find in theB i b l e is that of elderAs the gift of governments would beon this elder, he would receive inspira-tion from the Holy Spirit, how he mustrun his church I f you will notice as youtravel, you will see the peculiarity of1 2

each church, one will seem just a littledifferent from the other, and I think thatis the working of the Holy Spirit ThereIleFGur problem today Now as the HolySpirit deals with one church in one way,H e ma y deal with another church in an-other way We will find that running innature One tree grows real tall, anothershort. And we w l l find it in the statureof men, we will find it in the nature ofpeoples B u t af ter al l arent we al l hu-man Should not we be brethren I thinkwe should have an agreement, as Chris-tian ministers, that we are in unity witheach other, though each church has itsown government. Thus, the Holy Spiritgoverns one church in one way, and an-other church in another way But of ten,there is where the trouble comes Onepastor will receive inspiration and hischurch will be governed in one way, andanother in a different manner Then in-stead of keeping unity, they fal l out andargue and try to make both churchesthe same, when they cannot be th e sameFurthermore, Brother Lindsay, it mightbe said tha t each church operates l ike ahome M a yb e in my home I would gov-ern my family in a different way thanyou would govern your family, yet weare brethren I have several brothers, Igo their homes, and watch how they dis-cipline their children. It may be differ-ent than mine I have my way, and theyhave their way And I think that theyhave nice children and I have nice chil-dren, and we are brothers And I thinkthat is the way that the governments ofthe church should beIf only we could see this interna-tionally He re in Am erica we are gov-erned by a democracy, and another by akingdom or someother way, but we are

all brothers on the earth I f we cosomething today that would mathe kingdoms of this world recognizother as brethren, make al l nationognize that they may have their-peform of government, and yet recoone anoth er a s brother nations, wehave something Th e world wouldpeace, and the Millennium would Bu t they don t do hat And thereone way that they can do that , anis when the Holy Spirit takes rureigns over the earthI think that this also applies Church I think that if one churcto bring all churches into one orgtion, it will never work There ione thing th at will do it, that is whHoly Spirit moves into the body l ievers and they al l become one Fochurch has its own peculiar way l ief, and government, and to try t oall other churches the same waynever workWhile we are here in this wothink that we should strive to keunity of th e Spirit an d leave the gment of the churches as their ownGod governs one a little differenthe other Bu t we should have fel loone with the other, for we are wping one God, and we have theSaviour, the Lord Je sus ChristQ U E S T I O NFrom what you have said, theof th e Church must be a result work of the Holy Spirit. Nevertwe are co-laborers with God Inway can we help to restore the uthe Body of Christ W I L L I A M B R A N H A ML et m e answer that question th

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J u s t a few nights ago I was looking atsome pictures brought back from Pales-t ine , showing the fulfil lment of t h e Scrip-tures T h e pictures cal led at tent ion toIsa iah 35, where it sa ys t ha t t he deser tshall blossom as t h e rose, a nd t he l a ndwould be restored to cultivation Andmore than that , God is fulfilling Hispromise to send His sons and daughtersf r om t he ends o f t he wor ld , b a ck to t h eland of their fathers And those whowere returning were being asked thisquest ion Why are you com i ng her e Coming back to the homeland to die?T h e y were bringing their lame and hal tand blind, coming back from al l partsof the Ivorld, by ships, p lanes and otherw ay s B u t s o m e o f t h e m s a i d, We a r enot coming back to di e , b u t we are com-ing to see t h e M e s s i a h Now notice G od ha s l e t man run hiscourse in a l l things I think the worldreal izes that now After the kingdomsof this world have been turned over tom a n to r u n, t hey ha ve m a de a conglom-er a t i on a nd mess o u t o f it a l l T h e y c a n trun it And I t h i nk t he same a b ou tchurches Ma n cannot run th e churchChrist is t he H ea d of t he C hu r ch, a ndeach individual must be ful ly submittedto Him I b el i eve t ha t time )s com i ngsoon, a nd t ha t is why you are asking forthis ar t icle Al l over the world there isa hunger for that uni ty I bel ieve it is awork of t he H ol y Sp i r i t , a nd t he HolySp i r i t a l one ca n do t h i sJust like those poor ignorant Jews return-ing back, knowing nothing of th e Bib le Andthey dont know why they are coming backOnly they are looking for the Messiah, andwe, as prophetic teachers, know that IS ful-filling the Scrip tures Th ey are coming backbecause the Holy Spirit is bringing themback to the homeland for the coming of the

Lord So e work of the Hol y Spirit is alsoto prepare the Church for His coming Ihave felt it in the last eight years of myministry You have seen it Men are talkingabout it everywhere It is the Holy SpiritHimself bringing us together I think thatif every man will pray for the fulfillmentof this vision, the Holy Spirit will finallyaccomplish this task of bringing the Churchinto one great unityThe Early Church was of one heart, onesoul and one mind, because the Holy Ghostmade them one We are living in the daysof the restoration Eve n as Israel is beingrestored to her homeland, so the Church isbeing restored to its apostolic power, bygreat signs and wonders And the next thingthat is i n order is a great unity of the Spirit.and the time seems ripe Therefore, if thepeople would look for it, and be on the tip-toe of expectancy for it, the Lord wouldunite His people again in that one heart,one soul and one mind, in answer to theLords praye,rQ U E S T I O N

It has been said that this work of unitingthe body of Christ is a work of the SpiritD o we understand you correctly then thatour work is to begin to recognize what Godhas already done That is, we must recog-nize the Body of ChristW I L L I A M B R A N H A M

Yes , that is it We must be on our tiptoesEvery opportunity we see to do this, to putforth every effort we can to bring this about-the recognition of the Body of Christ-is,I think, the will of GodQ U E S T I O NBrother Branhain, Jes us undoubtedly rec-ognized that the re was going to come differ-ences among members of His Church Oneof the few things that Jesus said directlyabout His Church was, If thy brother hathought agaifist thee, go to him Do youthink that sets forth a principle3

W I L L I A M B R A N H A MTh at is right, Brother Lindsay Thtrue All over the world people are bning to think that way T o those whothese words I will say, that they searchlabor to find a way to bring this unthe people I would like to say this WI first came among the Full Gospel pI thought the Millennium had startehappy was I over this wonderful fellowBut my heart was broken when I foundsplit up into different organizations then, my whole effort has been to get together I s m trying with all of my to set an example If this or that orgation wants me to come for a meeting,gladly do it No matter who they are,trying to stand in the breach and sayare brethren I am trying to see alChurch united together in spirit I thinkit is exactly right that we should put every effort to bring unity to the ChQ U E S T I O N

A few years ago a number of the leof the Full Gospel organizations gogether Up until that time they had hseen each other face to face But thetogether and found that there was abasis of fellowship between them Bu tgreat extent that fellowship has staythe top level Now dont you think than example to follow Should that feship just stay at the top level, or swe follow their example at the lower lW I L L I A M B R A N H A MYes, Brother Lindsay, I think thatwonderful for them to get together Ithat we all should Le t me give a littlample Brothe r Jone s lives around thener I have sadsome bad things aboutand he has said some bad things abouWe have never met, shook hands or twith each other I think that we shouaround the corner, meet, and talk withothe r A litt le fellowship would solveproblems ( T o Be Continued)THE V O I C E OF HE A L I NG 0 O c t o b e r , 1 9 5 4 *

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1 Formosa 2 Formosa 3 Formosa_ 4 Formosa 5 Formosa 6 Philip--..LEFT T O RIGH T The first four young people shown ferent villages where there i s no Gospel work be- kind in the entire orea This lady i s recommabove a ~~f~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l ~ ~ t ~e rn ing done 5) This young womon I S doing evon- os a real Consecrated and talented missionI s sent out ;hree months sum gelistic work In the San-wan hoi ng area of For- loves to work among these peop le (6mosa This i s a group of Buddhist villager where young Filipino brother i s engaged in pionmer vacation fro m their Bible School in Formosa the people are steeped in religious superstition o new work in on importont clty of the PhilThey are preaching nine days in each of ten dif- and where there i s no mission or church of any where no other Full Gospel work exists

As we traveled from Chile, South Amer-ica, to Indonesia, we touched several coun-tries including Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil.South Africa, M aritius Island and SingaporeA s we walked the streets of the portcities in these countries, we were over-whelmed with their needs We saw only afew missionaries, but we saw millions uponmillions who are completely untouched bythe Gospel An d no doubt this is nothingwhen compared with the interiors of thesecountries, -. . . - _ _ _. - -

.-. ., .- _. . .Southern Rhodesia

But most staggering of all we have seenis the need of Indonesias 84,000,000 soulsThis vast Republic, made up of 3 G O O Is-lands, nearly all having their own-language,customs and traditions. comprises on e, ofthe greatest challenges on earth to thechurch todayBut missionaries alone can never accom-plish the task of the evangelization of thesecountries I t can only be done effectively bynative preachers Where they are beinghelped a little, they are reaching innumer-able villages and small cities in vast areaswhere the white man will most likely neverbe receivedThis Crusade for Native Evangelism ISproviding funds for the assistance of nativepreachers who devote their full time to tak-ing the Gospel to neglected and un-reachedareas where the people have not had anopportunity to hear of Christ

SO U T H E R N R H O D E S I AThis African couple is engaged in fulltime evangelistic work in the southeasternpart of Southern Rhodesia T hi s whole areahas hardly been touched by the Gospel andgreat masses of un-reached souls wait tohear the message of L i fe Thi s man is rec-ommended by his Supervisor as having an

Mexico

out-standing ministry and is apostthe true sense of the word H e evanan area, then leaves someone in chathe new converts and he goes on to aarea Pray for this native missionarM E X I C O

T he Mexican preacher with his of nine children is pioneering a newin the large shoe factory ci ty of CM exico Th ere is practically no Gospethroughout this entire vast area whertitudes have for centuries lived and dthe darkness of Catholic fanatacism Ta hard field and we should pray mucthe Gospel be not hindered in this area S Y R I AI t is most difficul t for missionaries into Syria, a M oslem strong-hold T htive Syrian preacher and his family children are engaged in all-out evangand Sunday School work in the varound Damascus Gospel work in thi

is very difficult but the tremendouspresents a challenge which must be accPersrcution toward those who accept is severe A national can more effepresent the Gospel to them The wthis brother is very vital Pray for h

A S S N F O R N A T I V E E V A N G E LT L Osborn. Managing DirecP Box 4231, Tulsa 9 , Oklac

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Clinicontnbuted byEvangelist W. V Grant. . H e shal l have whatsoever he sazth. Mark 11IF GOD SAYS IT IS, IT IS YOU SAY, I W OU LD L I K E T O BEH EA L ED I F I T IS G O D S W I L L

G O D SA Y S T H A T J E S U S C A M E T ODO H I S WI L L (H eb 107 - 9 ) , J E S U SH E A L E D A L L M A N N E R S O F S I C K -N E S S AN D D I S E A S E T H A T I S GODSW I L L Like many today, the leper was reallysaying, I know God can, but I dont knowwhether He wrll or not (Mark 1 41) Jesusfirst had to teach hirr that it was His w il lbefore He could deliver him Fa it h goes nofurther than the revealed w i l l of God Th ewords testament and will mean the sameBoth Testaments, the Old and the New, de-clare that it is Gods will to heal ( E x 1526,111 J n 2 ) It is Gods w il l to be truthful,merciful, honest, and compassionateAs long as a sinner prays, Lord save meif it be Thy w i l l , he will never be savedHe would be considering God to be a-liar

I J n 5 lo), for God says that it is notHis will that any should perish. but that allshould come to repentance (I1 Pet 3 9 )The same verse that says that He forgivesALL our sins, also says that He heals ALLour diseases (Ps 103 3)Jesus did not get the answer to His prayeras long as He prayed, If it be Thy willlet this cup pass from me, but, when Heprayed, Thy will be done, His prayer wasanswered

Jesus taught us to pray Thy will bedone on earth as it is in Heaven When wepray thus, we are praying for healing, forthere are no sick ones in HeavenJesus did not teach us to pray Lord,if it be Thy will, keep Thy promise, nordid He say Th ey shall lay hands on thesick and they shall recover, if it be Godswill (Mk 16 17)I f your rich uncle died and left you hiswill for 100,000,would you think it wouldbe his will for you to have your inheritance

If you wanted toknow his will, you woR E A D T H E W I L L No one would havright to change his will Neit her does aone have a right to change the will of JeHis te stament, He promlses healinwhosoever will If I promise you 100, you wil l knthat it is my will to give it to you Irather Y O U would tell people, I know he will keep his word if he I S able thaPay, Inow he is able, but I doubt thaWill do It God had rather you would dHis power than to doubt His Word and loveSince nature is busy all the time, heapeocle, the7 we know that it is Gods for all people to be healed, otherwise,would be commanding nature to rogainst His willIf you are sincere in saying that iGods will for you to be sick or afflicwhy do you try t o get well Why go todoctor, hospital, or the medicine ,cabinT o be consisten t, you must pray for Godkeep you sick so you can do His willelse confess that it IS Gods wlll for to be well, and pray accordingly

YOU S AY, I J U S T D O N T H AT H E F A I T H G O D S A Y S T H A T H E H A S D E AT O E V E R Y O N E T H E M E A S U R EF A I T H ( R o m 12 3)Now abideth faith I Cor 13 13) Mernists and skeptics tell us that many gthings have passed away, but they all athat NOW abideth faith Fai th was all was required for people to receive hea

II Bible days, and faith is the only requiR C W Jesus often said, Thy feith hath mthee whole *C o ? i t r ? i u e d N puye 1 6

These rece ived hea l ing in W. Y Orant s sa lvat ion-heal ing meet ings

hlilion Slierrill hlra I r e hlrs I h r l Xla.;.ceyHot Springs, A r kl letta Cnse Harold Garrett J hl RoyRu~sellville. rk Ft Smith, Ark Flushing. Mirh Ualdron. Ark Ilussell\ille. A r kS t r e t ch e r c a se h r d e d l l e u l e d of b r o k r n n e c k L u n e c r r a t e d ur d r i i m L r r o t e i l C n n r P r I : P r I . - n i -,.. ..,..-,.I.... C.. . ..,,,.... ..

Elsie Keas Duncan George hfrs Donna Sylily Larry Shiirloff hlrs Jeffery Jock ?hi11Pori Arthur, I exas1 1 Springs. Ark Wheniley, O n t Fresno. Calif Seattle. Wash Wnldron, ArkU i s c a r d i h ruce Cance r s drop of D i s ca r d s b r a ce I P i i l b f i r s t r ime i n 1 8 years I r i r i i r i i b l e drsc t i rds o.xvcerw o cuncers d i sappear

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W O R L D R E V I V A L C R U S A D ECon tan i ced )+on1 pag e 7 )

A letter from our Spanish brethrenconfirms the dates O ctober 6 to 8 as thetime of their convention and they re-quest that the Voice of Healing an-nounce that all Spanish evangelists arerequested to attend T hey also announcethat Gordon Lindsay will be speaker atthe convention and that plans for a Spanish Edi t ion of the Voice of Healingwill be completed a t that time

SMALL BOOKLETSThere is also a great demand by churchesin the production of small books that canbe produced by the hundred thousands fora few cents each, and can be given awayWe are working on a plan now to get sucha project into operationTHE NEW BOOK, WHAT THE CHRISTIANSHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE ATOMIC BOMBO n another page there I S an an-nouncement of our new book, W H A T AC H R I ST I A N S H O U L D K N O W A B O U TTHE AT O M I C BO M B, which is comingoff our own presses Into this book we haveput the sum total of all information avail-able about the atomic bomb which a Chris-tian should know Par t of the first chapterhas been published in this issue W e believethis book will fascinate you as you read i tI t reveals many strange facts about theatomic bomb, in the light of the Bible-facts that you will want to know Factswhich show its relation to prophetic fulfill-ment This book will be given free to allthose who will send us an offering for ourW O R L D R E V I V A L C R U SA D E

G R A N T S F A I T H C L I N I CC o n t i n w d f r o m p a.g e 1 5 )

Seeing that G od has dealt to every m s athe measure of faith, why do some Christians still say that they do not have thefaith2If your rich uncle willed you an estateworth ten thousand dollars, you would notstand back so unconcerned and say, I ll takeit, if i t happens to be for m e You wouldhave to put in your claim foreit. or youmight lose i t A sinner who stands backsaying. if salvation happens to be forme will never be savedC hop the if off If shows a doubt Insteadof saying, i f i t is for me , readPsalms 34 19 and say, Yes i t is for meT he leper said, If thou wilt ,* Jesus cutthe if off and said, I will L et Gods Wordcut your if offJesus told the Syrophoenic ian woman thathealing was only for the children She keptseeking until she received healing for herdaughter If a woman can receive healingwhen seemingly i t was not for her, surelyyou can receive i t when G od definitely saysthat i t is for you (M att 15 21-28) Yes,healing, is the childrens bread

(J n 11 23), Jesus cut her if off and gaveher Gods if, i e , If thou wouldest believe,thou shouldest see the glory of God ~JI -I11 40 ) H e says, If ye abide in M e(Jn 15 7 , If thou wilt diligently heark-en (E x 15-26), If ye will, I will

M ary said, If Thou hadst been here

Y O U SA Y , MY C A S E IS D I F F E R E N TF R O M A L L O T H E R S

G O D S A Y S, I A M THE L O R D T H A TH C A L E T H THEE (E x 15 26)H e says, ALL things whatsoever *(M k 11 24), If YE ask A N Y T H I N G *(J n 14 14), Ask and i t shall be given

YO U (M att 7 7 ) , IF A N Y be sick amongY O U (Jas 5 14), YE shall ask whatYE will ( J n 15 7), He will withholdno good thing (Ps 84 11) G od wishesabove all things that YE prosper and be inhealth 111 Jn 2)T he woman dying wi th the issue of bloodcould have made this same excuse and died,but she did not (Mk 5) D o like she G eta determination Press past the propsY O U SA Y , HE A L I N G W A S J U ST T OP R O V E THAT C H R I ST I A N I T Y W A SR I G H T G O D S A Y S T H A T JESUS H E A L E DB E C A U S E HE \ W AS M O V E D W I T HC O M PASSI ON (Matt 20 34) H e I S thesame today (H eb 13 8)There are more people today who denyGods power than there were then Only one-fifth of the worlds population today believein Chr istiani ty M any of that one-fifth aremodern church members who help the infi-dels fight the miracl e-working power of G odTherefore, we need healing today more thanever before Peopl e whose hearts are hard-ened by the tradition of the elders are harderto be won than are rank heathen I t S easierto arouse faith in bootleggers and in mur-derers than in many church membersJesus said for us to go into A L L theworld and these signs would foll ow to theend of the age (M k 16 16-18, M att 28 19-20) T he gifts of healing are in the churchnowY O U SA Y , JESUS W AN T S M E T OK N O W H O W T O S Y M P A T HI Z E W I T HO T H E R S T H A T S W H Y I A M SI C K G O D S A Y S T H A T THERE W A S N O TO N E FEEBLE P E R SO N A M O N G H I SPE O PL E ( Ps 105 37) No plague shallcome nigh thy dwelling (Ps 91 10) Jesushealed all H e had compassion, mercy, andlove without having cancer, tuberculosis, ortumor We have the Spir it of Christ, we takeon His nature (I1Pet 1) -A sinner who says he must stay in sin inorder to sympathize with others who willnot be saved, will never find God Both heal-ing and forgiveness of sin are in the atone-ment (Isa 53 5)Y O U SAY, O T H E R S A R E I N AW O R S E C O N D IT I O N T H A N I , LETT H E M BE H E A L E D G O D S A Y S T H A T HE I S M E R C I F U LT O ALL W H O C A L L O N H I M Jesushealed all manners of disease, regardless ofsize (M att 4 23)J us t as the power company furnishespower for all bulbs, regardless of size, soG od has plenty of deliverance for ALL peo-ple, regardless of their ailmentsA sinner can stand back, saying that heis preferring others who are worse sinnersY ou should be better than a sinner Comeunto me AL L ye who labour and are heavyladen (M att 11 28) T hat includesou and your ailment

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Atomic OutlookIn a recent article in the Swiss weeldy,Die Weltwoche, M r Lorenz Stucki antic-ipates that in the not too distant future,the Soviet Union will have enough atomicweapons to inflict wholesale destructiononAmenca Then, he says, for the firsttime in history, it will be clear beyond alldoubt, that nobody can win a major war.Hitler was still able to start a war in theconviction that he would end i t with aprofit overbalancing the loss,e Now,however, hope of military victory in anew world war is impossible, and is re-placed by the absolute certainty of anni-hilation of both sides I t looks like menare now setting the stage for the terriblydestructive battle of Armageddon spokenof in Ezekiel 39, and Revelation 16:16* * * *

Military Manpower PlanA sweeping new military manpower.plan aimed at mili tary duty for all quali-fied young men, followed by compulsoryservice in a new reserve setup, has beenapproved by the Eisenhower Adminis-tration, i t was disclosed recently in Wash-ington The object is to prepare the na-tion for any possible war with RussiaThe whole thing is geared to the dayof active war with the Soviet Union,said Assistant Secretary of Defense JohnA Hannah in expanding the policy ap-proved by the national security councilfor submission to Congress early nextyear Everyone up to the President,Hannah said, agrees that we must have

an effective reserve to meet the require-ments of war with the Soviets I t surely appears that we are now a pproaching the hour for the actual fulfill-ment of the remarkable prophecy in theProclaim ye this.. Prepare war, wake up the mightymen, ilet all the men of war draw near,let them come up beat your plowsharesinto swords, and your pruninghooks intospears let the weak say, I am strongAssemble yourselves, and come . . andgather yourselves together (mil itary con-scription)

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umn regularly inTVH.news analyst reporting from Washing-ton, The State Deparment now believesthe key to the whole European prob-lem is Germany The State Departmentknows Russia looks upon West Germanyas the richest prize in the whole East-West struggle Most Bible scholars be-lieve that Germany (Comer-Ezekiel38 6) will be undeg Communist Russiancontrol in the endtime before the finalbattle of Armageddon* * * *

Progress in IsraelThe Fourth World Congress of AgudatYisrael, (Orthodox organization) con-cluded its deliberations in Jerusalem re-cently with a call for the immigration ofJews to Israel where they would followthe precepts set forth in the Torah (Jew-ish Religious Law). I t called upon allJews to invest one-tenth of their incomein Israel The gathering which lasted for11 days, was attended by 600 delegates

from 23 countries, of which 125 delegatescame from the United StatesDeep drilling for oil in the State ofIsrael will begin soon on acreage jointlyheld between Pan-Israel Oil Company,Inc , and M editerranean Petroleum Cor-poration in Israel, newly-formed corpo-rations which will operate under the pro-visions of I sraels Petroleum Law passedby the Knesset (Parliament) in 1952This law provides the legal frameworkfor the exploration, drilling and produc-tion of oil and gas Since the adoption ofthe Petroleum Law seven independentoil operators have received licenses andare engaged in oil exploration on overa mill ion acres of I sraels soilA substantial rise in industrial pro-duction during the first three months of1954, as compared with the same periodin 1953, is reflected in figures publishedin Jerusalem recently The generation ofelectric power for industrial purposes, ameasure used to indicate the expansionof industrial development, grew from26,549,000 k w h during the first quarterof 1953 to 37,870,000 k w h in the first.three months of 1954 Cement produc-tion expanded from 95,890 tons in 1953sfirst quarter to 138.927 tons during thefirst three months of 1954

Other figures released for the first

67,694 tons of flour, 5,661 kilo-litecitrus juices, 12,650 tons of phospand 31,965 tires Production of products during the first three mon1953 were as follows 58,811 toflour, 3,359 kilo-liters of citrus j3,608 tons of phosphates and 2tiresA total of 53,319 tons of Neshement worth $1 million f o b Haifaexported during the first six montthis year During the same periodyear, only 30,000 tons of Nesher cewere exported by the firm, accordithe Nesher management.Exports during the first five mof 1954 were 60 per cent higher those during the corresponding plast year A total of $50,200,000 of goods was exported from JanuaM ay this year, while last years was $3 1,300,000 M anufactured exrose 72 per cent, while agriculturaports rose-64 per cent Apart from61 per cent increase in citrus exduring the past season, the two biincreases in the export of agricuproducts were bananas and groundnnewcomer to the export field Bantotalling $2 15,000 were exported January to May this year whereas$50,000 worth were exported last Groundnuts sales reached $73 1,00This continual increase and expain every phase of the economy oState of Israel is most significant anportant in the light of the remarprophecy in Psalm 102 16, WhenLord shall build up Zion (Israelshall appear in his g l o r y

C o n t m u e d f ? i t p a g e 5James 5 14-15, where we read, Isany sick among you, let him call foelders of the church, let them pray oveanointing him with oil in the Name oLord, and the prayer of faith shall savsick and the Lord shall raise him ui f he have committed sins they shall bgiven himTh is morning I have given you a fewsons why I believe in Di vine healing Igive you many more if I had the titell you that divine healing is an inpart of Gods word Thi s morning yobe set free by the power of G od bethe promise is to you and your childrenAll the promises o f G od are in Hi mand Amen, to the glory of .G od If yobelieve the Word of G od this morningcan shout with the Psalmist David, the Lord, 0 my soul, and forget not benefits, who forgiveth all the iniqwho healeth all of thy diseases Thof righteousness is arising this morninghealing in His wngs to set you freefrom your bed and be made whole foaffliction is cursed in the Name ofChrist

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Hitler Might Have H ad the Atomic Bom bI t was likely that Ferm i would have goneto Germany, instead of America, when hesaw that M ussolini evinced little interest inhis discovery F or in G ermany, there weremany scientists eager to learn about his

experiments wi th the atom. B ut because ofHitlers anti-Semite attitude, Fermi did notgo Wh at would Hi tler have given if he hadunderstood, a t that time, the significance ofdevelopments taking place C ertainly, hewould have given every inducement toFermi to have come to Germany to join inan all-out effort to develop atomic fissionfor the Thi rd Reic h In such case theFuehrer might well have had the bomb be-fore the German military collapse on thewestern front I f Hi tler had possessed a fewsuch bombs even as late as April, 1945, thecourse of the war would have been en-tirely changedA s a result, i t was not until 1939 thatintense atomic research got underway inGermany Scientists at the Kaiser Wil helmInstitute in Nazi Germany were now re-peating the experiments conducted byFerm i But those engaged in research yetdid not fully understand the potentialitiesof atomi c fission I t remained for a Jewishwoman, Lise M eitner, who had fled fromHitlers Germany to Denmark, to mathe-matically analyze the atomic reaction thathad taken place I t was this discovery thatopened the way to the production of theatomic bomb Hi tler , because of his anti-Semite persecution, cut himself off fromknowledge of what had taken place, and theprecious time required for his scientists towin the atomic race was lostStrange Fact Number Four:

A Womans Fateful DiscoveryI t was a woman in the Garden of Ed enwho by partaking of the forbidden fruitbrought into the world a knowledge of goodand evil, that resulted in the moral fall ofmanki nd Now the second time women wereused to uncover the profoundest secret ofthe natural universe--the secret of usingthe atom for destruction T he first of twowomen to be involved in this discovery wasM adame Curie, wh o discovered the elementRadium, which is 2 million times as radio-active as any other natural element He rdiscovery showed that nature could splitthe atom, though i t did not reveal how mencould artificially dupli cate the feat. I t didconfirm, however, that Einsteins lormulaof the tremendous power locked up within

the atom was correctI t remained for the second woman, LiseM eitner, to full y explain the secret of atomicfission T he scientists were now repeatingFermis exreriment but they did not under-stand the full significance of i t Lize M eit-ner supplied the mathematical genius thatwas necessary to appraise what had hampened Her calculations proved that chainreaction was possible and therefore theatomic bomb When a neutron was firedunder proper conditio%s, atoms were spl itsnd other neutrops released, thus a chainreaction might be set up that could, i f suf-ficient uranium were present produce anexplosion that would dwarf anything thathad ever occurred in the history of the worldSo i t came to pass that woman, the sec-ond time has brought knowledge into theworld that has fundamentally changed theworld T he first occurred in the Garden ofEden when woman, partaki ng of tree ofknowledge of good and evil, caused the lossof the Edenic Paradise T he second timethrough disclosure of the knowledge ofatomic chain reaction, she has revealedmeans whereby men may destroy the entireworldWhat was Lise Meiiner to co with theterrible secret that was locked within he1breast? For one thing she decided thatAdolph Hitl er who had cast her out of G er-many, must not learn of i t

Strange Fact Number Five:Einstein the Prophet of the Atomic

Bomb Conveys the Informationto Roosevelt

In the book The Drama of Albert Ein-stein th e, fateful drama of the spread ofthe news is relatedOn her (L ise M eitner) arrival at Stock -holm, she learned through a letter fromHahn that the experiment had been success-full y repeated She checked i t herself oncemore and sat down to make a reportShe had seen at close quarters the machineof destruction that the master race waserecting to domi nate the world She knewthat the foice unleashed in the Kaiser WiI-helm Institute would sooner or later let hellloose on humani ty Feeling that the wholematter was extremely urgent, she wired afriend-a scientist in C openhagen, D r 0R Frisch (son-in-law of Professor Nei lsBohr) and gave him the essential facts ofthe discovery T he news travelled withthe speed of lightning I t crossed the sea todisturb the minds of those who understoodits significance I n America Fermi and Professor NeilsBoh r verified Li se M eitners calculations Inan experiment they conducted on January29. 1939, the results were conclusive There

was a turmoil in their minds concwhat they ought to do Whi le they wliberating, rumors came from GermanHitler had got wind of the experimehad mobi lized 200 scientists to go ton atomic research These rumors wominous significance to the scientistsconferred with Al bert Einstein Afterof solemn del iberation, they decideEinstein should write a letter to PrRoosevelt to inform him of the signiof developments T he following lettof the most fateful in the history world is what Einstein wroteT he results of the research recentsued by E Fermi and L Szilard, subto me in manuscript, have revealed tmay in the immediate future expectthe element uranium capable of beingformed into a new and a donsiderableof energy Thi s new phenomenon malead to the construction of excessivelerful bombs A single bomb of thistransported by ship and allowed to ein a port, could destroy the whole pothe surrounding territory Later an interview was arranged dent Roosevelt listened attentively anmade an initial authorization of sixsand dollars, for immediate researcadvisory committee- was set up wh1942, was enlarged to the two billionM anhattan project #Ferm i at onceconstruction of anatomic pile at Uniof Chicago, and on December 2, 194able to accomplish the first atomicreaction in the history of manFootnote to history Hitl er wanconquer the world T he atomic bomthe ideal weapon for him to Pccompldiabolical dream But his fanatical of the Jews, who were the ones whcovered the bombs secret, caused engage in a violent crusade againstHitler thus squandered his great oppoto secure a weapon by which he migh

b accomplished his madmans dreams oquering the worldDid all these things just happen bof chance3 N o indeed There is a Gheaven who rules and overrules Glowed the United States to get the bomb first M ussolini m ight have hHitler might have had i t How they have used i t, is not hard to imagine Awould today lie in ruins in either casNazi storm troopers would be walkand down the streets of what was leftcities of America B ut the secret of chain reaction got to these evil dictatlate Their own malice cut them ofthe knowledge that they needed to pthe bombAmerica developed the bonib firsused i t to put a halt to World W

Whether she used i t in the right wHiroshima or not is a moot question theless she did not use i t to attempt quer the world, a thing that Russiasurely have done had she been in Amposition So America and the world hagiven a few m.ore years of grace befoaster strikes Wh at lies ahead Wi ll attempt an atomic Pearl Harbor onica? What should the people of Amerduring these hours of quiet before thethe hush before the battleWe can say this much at this poinChurch of Christ must unite its foronce I t must close in its ranks I t mforth in a mighty crusade to win thof this generation Wh at about youyou enlist in this crusade?

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Photo of Third D a y of Osborn Campaign in Djakarta-Raja, Java, Indonesi*Jc e b a Q a R d2 R :IN ON I A

g GREAT SPIRITUAL AWAKENINGINNew Nation of the World Guarantees Religious liberty

First Open-Air Mass Revival Permitted in Over 300 YearsMassive Audiences Hear the Gospel W ith Evidence on Arm y Grounds in CapCity

by Evangel is t T 1. sbornFTER reading about so many greatA evivals in the world today, manyfail to fully appreciate the reports of an-other m ighty visitation of G od t o anothercountry Bu t for the benef it of those whohave earnestly joined us in prayer forrevival in the vast Republic of Indonesia(new nation of the world), we are rush-ing this picture and a few words to TheVoice of Healing so that those who arevitally interested in the evangeli_zationof th e world a t this most crucial hour inhuman history, may bow with us in over-whelming gratitude to God, that at last,tens of thousands of souls are hearing the

Gospel of Jesus Christ in this needycountryThis picture was taken on the thirdevening of the great campaign in Djak-arta-Raja, Java, Indonesia, at 6 0 0 p m ,before the sun set. Thousands moregathered to hear the Gospel before theservice closed that nightF o r 3 0 0 years of Dutch Rule, such re-vival efforts have not been permitted inthe open air, but now, with Indonesias

religious liberty, this great nation is be-ginning to feel the influence of the Gos-pel in tremendous prop ortions, as revivalis breaking out right opposite her na-

t ional gov er nm en t buildings, on thearmys property, in the heart o f he r capi-tal c i ty o f three mil l ion soulsW e have come to Indonesia under themost miraculous direction of the HolySpirit that we have ever experienced T h emorning the campaign opened, afterthree w eeks of struggle to secure permits,the Lord spoke to me in the manner ofwhich He has only spoken about fourtimes in my life You can never knowwhat th is meant to me at a very tryinghour When H e speaks, nothing can stopHis Word W e hope to record the s toryfor His honor, and so that the great T V Hfamily over the world may rejoice with

W e h a v e a permit for a full month touse the Army grounds I expect that weshall be able to have i t extended Plea sare coming from most of Indonesiasmajor cit ies for a campaign, but the t im eis too short to reach them all I wishthere were at least four campaigns goingon here in the capital at the same t imeWhi le it sounds fantastic, the fact isthat fully 10 , 000 people have raisedeager hands for salvation every night ofthe campaign thus farThousands of M ohammedans are Iis-tening to the Gospel nightly and we arefinding them just as hungry and recep-

us

tive to the G ospel a s the Catholic min La tin America, and even more soTruly , Revival is revolutionizing Ctian thinking all over the world Onfew years ago, nearly everyone spohow hard it was to win the CatholiChrist Now, the miracle ministrChrist h as p roven, beyond a ll contrtion, that they are only waiting and to accept Christ by the thousands wsomeone will preach the true Gospthem with signs following Exact lsame is proving to b e true of the Momedan masses of the world Not lonI listened to a modernist missionahe gave his hopeless outlook onworld, of how it was practically imsible to turn the Mohammedan to CWithout the miraculous in Christiathis missionary would indeed be rBu t ever s ince I have seen the Cathturn to Christ by the thousands, Ianxiously looked forward to the when it could be proven that the heart hunger for Truth and the samsponse to the Gospel with evidwould come from the M ohammedanlions These first three nights in Djahave proven that to me to my fusatisfaction Pray for us as we call starving millions to accept Christ is the sa me yesterday, today and for

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A Grateful TestimonyN THE Y E A R 1909, a young mission-ary, home from Japan on my first fur-I was taken ill, and after much de-

i t wasto have a very seri-operation I was sent to a large Lon- -on hospital where, because of a nursesss, I haa to stay for two monthsA t last I was allowed to go home, butbe of anyIn those days I knew nothing of Di-o not rememberI had ever heard of such a thing.I was not able to go upstairs, or toime. When not in bed, I spent all m j

One night I awoke with the realizationof light, and that

gave you m Japan H e asked. Oh no,to get started in the work DO

o return Yes, Lord, indeedhave no strength to work Trust M ey resurrection life, He said I fell

I awoke the next morning with a won-erful sense of new life pulsating throughy body I called my sister and told herhat I was going to get up for breakfast.hat day I went upstairs and took a bathor the first time in many months Dailymonths had passed, I was allowed to reurn to Japan.I have never been physically strong Ihave had many bouts of sickness fromtime to time since, but again and againI have taken the resurrection life of theLord by faith and have been healed andallowed to continue in the Lords servicefor 45 years. Miss J . C Gillespy,Fukushimaken, Japan

God HeOK Prayer for the Recoveryof Lost ValuablesN THE Y E A R 1945, we were moving1 to another pastorate, 475 miles di-rectly East, leaving in the early after-noon. In the car were our children and a

relatwe, in the rear Compartment somebelongings The last thing tobe loadedwas a cardboard suit-box. Thi s was placedon top of the other belongings. In i t weput a few articles of clothing, and twofolders of valuable papers. These con-sisted of one thousand dollars in postalsavings, belonging to the relatwe, asmaller amount in savings, and bondsbelonging to us and some family statistux.After darkness came on, about 9 30pm., we stopped to get something fromthe compartment I noted that we werefar from any town After driving on somefifteen miles one of the children discov-

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ered-that the rear compartment lid wasup I stopped to look. The top of the suit-box which had not been tied, was goneThe two folders of papers were missing,also twoor three articles of clothingA prayer went up from my heart as weturned around to begin the search I t wasnot easy as the road was a popular East-West continental highway Repeatedlyour vision was hampered by the dimmingof lights I t seemed to take hours to re-trace twenty miles Finally we came toa well-defined gravel cross-road, wepulled into it trying to get our bearingsWe decided to have a prayer meetingScrambling out of the car we made thehard gravel under us an altar How longwe prayed I do not know, but, how weprayedW e got back into the car and decidedto travel on and report the loss to theauthorities in the next town We droveslowly, scanning the ground as we wentSome ten miles down the road we cameto another cross-road Near its center,and to our right, a car was parked, head-lights gleamlng The driver noting ourslow approach, blinked his lights repeat-edly Hope sprang up in my heart as Ipulled alongside He shoutsd, Are YOUlooking for someone No, I replied,We lost some valuables out of the carand are searching for them I describedthe lost amcles, and gave a brief accountof how i t happened The man thrust thefolders and one piece of clothing out thewindow, Are these what you are lookingfor I replied in the affirmative, receiv-ing them with a hearty, Thank youBriefly he related how he and his wife,traveling in the opposite direction, sawthe garment and folders beside the high-way. We found the contents all intact,thanked our heavenly Father, and wenton our way. Rev P V JonesDalton, Nebraska

Punished for Fighting DivineHealing

N THE Y E A R 1922, we lived in Niver-I ville not far from Winnepeg, CanadaNear us was a farm of 1,200 acres, ownedby a farmer by the name of Mr.His wife, who was run down in health,was planning to go to Winnipeg for anoperation, as an X-ray showed that herkidneys were infected

While in Winnipeg M rs eof rl meeting where they prayed for sick She sent us word that when came to town, to take her to that meetiBut we were late and when we arrivwe saw that someone else had taken hWhile the minister was preaching on merits of Jesus for soul and body, ssuddenly stood to her feet and saidam completely healed I feel like a year-old girl But her relatives persuaher to go through with the operation, cause they said that these healincould not be trusted However, in middle of the operation, when she wopened up, the surgeons stared at eother in amazement. They saw that kidneys were perfectly normalM r ame out to our place ia rage H e wanted to give us a gthrashing, and threatened to fight While he talked to me, my wife went ianother room and prayed for God to thim away, for she was afraid that would do us harm H e calmed dosomewhat, but said that he would hthe police on us I told him that we hdone nothing amiss, and that he shobe glad that his wife was now wellH e left and went to Winnipeg, whhe intended to scold his wife for what shad done But when he got to the hpital he was unable to say what he hplanned Hi s wife, now greatly movedwhat God had done for her, said that hoped she would never have to go bon the farm, where there was so mdrunkenness and wickedness going onLess than a week after this, while husband was storming over what hhappened, he was suddenly taken witstroke, and became paralyzed H e wtaken to the hospital When we hethis, we went to prayer for him But Spirit said, Would you pray for a demanThe next thing that we heard was the was dead. His wife never had toback to the farm but went to live wa sister in OntarioE S.D,Nivervil le, Manitoba, Can

A Marvelous HealingWAS A paralytictotally crippledI nable to walk normally I was bwith my knees grown to my chest -,iy legs doubled under me Becausemy deformity, my family shoved me i

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When I was 12 years old the doctorsoperated on me, separating my legs frommy chest and severing my heels from mythighs, bat I still could not stand up andwalked in a squatting position, hunchedover like a very small man, using a caneto lean onI li ved a beggars li fe, at the mercy ofthe housewives who passed by me at thegate of the public market. Everyoneknew of the miserable life I ledOne day, over a year ago, I heardeveryone commenting about an evangeli-cal pastor who healed the sick in thenearby city of Valparaiso. Although I hadscoffed at their idea that I might behealed, when the evangeli st, Cli ftonErickson, came to Santiago, I elt deepinside that I should go to his meetingsM y wife was an evangelist and pleadedwith me to goWe went that afternoon with my twolittle children who had tuberculosis I saton the ground as usual W e were thereall afternoon and until eleven oclock atnight I l istened to the songs and thepreaching A t last Brother Enckson be-gan to pray for the sick and soon he saidhe would pray for all the paralytics andcripples, and that all who had that afflic-tion should believe nght where they wereand they would be healed.

He prayed - nd suddenly 1 felt awave of heat come over me as if theywere pouring boiling water from my headto my feet I t seemed as if a hand tookthe collar of my coat and was lifting meup until I was standing on my own legsfor the first time in my life I lookeddown and my wife looked so small at myside Everyone around started shouting,The cripple is healed M y legs are straight, my arms do nottremble any more Everyone is so sur-prised that I am so tallThat night, my wife showed me howto hold a cup of tea in my hands, and Isat in a chair for the first time Now Iknow the JOY of holding my children inmy arms, and thank God, they werehealed that night alsoI was not a Christian when the Lordhealed me, but now I have promised toserve Him for the rest ,of my life I t hasbeen over a year since this happenedand I will n ev p fail to tell of what Godhas done for me

Testimony of Victor Manuel JaraSantiago, C hile, S AAs told to Mrs -J ohn C Jackson

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