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Y ST. JOSEPH, MO,
s gifted ministry rocks area
1, ivirs. Lloyd n u m l ~ ~ i r e
yIYJ3,
Avenue, St. Joseph, Missouri, do
hereby
declare the lollowing tcstimony
ac-
curate a d truthful.
I have suffered with heart trouble,
and
being a nurse 1 tried to obtain the
best
medical help possible. My heart was
en-
larged to the point where it resembled
a
long-neced gourd, reaching from the ribs

on the left to beyond the midline on the

right and pressing the diaphram.
!nstead
of the regular rhythm of the normal heart,
I had "gallop rhythm,# or irregular
beat-
ing, so that ! was in pain most of the
time. $he pain e%tended down the left
arm,
through the chest and
of
my nec. My breathing was very
laborious
and I also had "&ardiac Asthma,# with
the
By REV. C.
B.
'ords are
simply
inade(uate
to amply
portray the
scenes
which have
been
en-)%tcd at
the huge
auditorium
in the heart
of the city of
St. Joseph. !
t would
remind one
of a
duplication
of the great
revivals one
reads about
in the *th
chapter of
Acts, when
Samaria was
filled with
great +oy in
hearing and
seeing the
miracles
which ,hil-
lip did.
-ever
before i n
the history
of the city
has there
been such
great
manifestatio
ns ol the
woring of
the Spirit
through a
sign gifted
ministry. $he
whole city is
tal-ing
about this
great
meeting.
.ne need not
in(uire
about this
revival for it
is the topic
of
conversatio
n on the
street, in the
buses, in the
restaurants,
hotels,
shops,
schools,
churches,
and homes.
Some of
these
conversatio
ns would
bring tears
to your eyes
to hear
these fols
tal in their
own way of
the strange
and un-usual
doings
which have
brought a
revela-tion
of the
wors of
/od, and
have
opened the
scriptures to
thousands
in this city.
,eople
from all
faiths and
all wals of
life came
by the
thousands
and were
made to
believe
when
seeing with
their eyes,
the /ifts of
the Spirit in
operation.
/reat
crowds
attended
every
service as
ministers
and people
came from
hundreds
ROBERTS
of miles away, from
&olorado, Montana,
.hio, !llinois, !owa,
0ansas, -ebrasa, Ar-
ansas, .lahoma, and
other states. Sis-ter
Louise -anivell has a
sign -gift minis-try. $he
gifts of the Spirit were
manifested nightly.
$he gift of
discernment was
prominent throughout
the meetings as she
described their
diseases, their
condition and charac-
ter, often many things
that would be a
hindrance to their
healing. $hese people
were total strangers to
her and things about
them were only made
nown to her by these
revelations of the
Lord. $hey were
called out of the
audience, prayed for
and healed, on the
spot, coming bac to
give public testimony
of remarable
healings.
,rophecy was
manifested several
times in the meeting as
she yielded to the
wor-ings of the 1oly
/host. .ne night there
was no preaching only
prophecy which was
filled with the 'ord of
/od and there was a
tremendous response
at the altar call for
souls seeing
Salvation. Sinners
came nightly in
response to the
Salvation ii$-vitation
until h u n d r e d s
came forward
throughout the
meeting2
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on Page 3)
lung tissues filling with fluid which had
to be coughed up. $his condition made
breathing almost impossible. ~ ~ ,
to dehydrate the fluid wel-e given 1
was placed under an o%ygen tent as soon as an attac was over. Along
with the heart condition came the complication of 3right4s 5isease which
produces decom-pensation or dropsy, and I had only a 678 idney
function. $he idneys are a filter of the body and when they fail to
Junction, poisons are retained in the body. As a re-sult of this last, a
severe case of arthritis was brought on and I was bedfast from Aug. 3,
9:7; until March 9:79, being un-able to wal as the arthritis struc
from the pelvis downward.
I had been given u p by the physicians and lold I was beyond
medical help and could only live a short time. But then the miracle
happened! Sister Louise an!"ivell came to our city to hold a
revival rneeting #$was ta"en i n a n antbdance to
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Mrs. &rances Canterbury$ ''3 W. (yde Par" )ve.$ on the cot i
n the center$ was car!
ried to the )uditorium. six years ill *rom arthritis$ she had been bed*ast for two months.
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+he pain was too great *or her to wal"$ she could not *eed
hersel*$ and she could not
bend her le*t "nee. She rose *rom the cot$ wal"ed and bent her
"nee. +he ,ev. C . B. ,oberts i s at the right$ and -vang.
an"ivell bends over Mrs. Canterbury.
Page.
Page.
praye
r
room
that is
alway
s
open.
<v
ery
wor
er at
the
$emp
le is a
con-
secrat
ed.
&hris
tian,
capab
le of
leadi
ng a
soul
to
&hrist
, and
it
would
be an
unusu
al day
indee
d, if
from
si% to
ten
peopl
e did
not
come
to the
$emp
le
durin
g
office
hours
with
probl
ems
of
some
sort,
and
be
show
n by
these
wore
rs that
the
soluti
on to
the
probl
em
lay in
surren
der to
&hrist
and
ac-)ce
ptanc
e o i
1is
salvat
ion.
S
i
n
c
e

L
ouise
-an
ivell
is
one
of
our
new
assoc
iate
editor
s, we
hope
d to
have
inclu
ded
her
pictur
e
with
the
group
. 'e
regret
that a
photo
graph
was
not
avail
able
in
time.
ST.
JOSEPH,
MISSOUR
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from
Preceding
Page
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car &rec+,
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the
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and
were
so
far
gone
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arran
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been
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Anointed Ministry. Reaching the Nation from the Air

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t
u
r
n
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f
our Lord Jesus &hrist, it
behooves us of the
ministry to employ every
vehicle that is at our
disposal, for
the,spreading of the
gospel and the healing of
the sic. $herefore
through the medium of
radio, we are reaching
multitudes of lost
humanity and the sic
and suffering. Many are
hearing the @ull /ospel
through our efforts, for
which we than /od. 'e
receive hundreds of letters
from people who say they
are hearing the message of
deliverance from all
manner of sicness,
disease and afflic-tion, for
the first time. So abundant
are the testimonies of the
people saved, bacsliders
brought bac and
especially all manner of
sicness and diseases
healed by the power of
/od as a result of the
healing cloths laid on their
bodies, that it would tae a
volume to record all the
testimonies.
'hen /od spoe to
me several years ago and
told me to carry on this
radio ministry, 1e
promised to bring such
great results that we
would be able finally to
reach the whole
9- world with this
ministry. As my vision
revealed, millions of lost
souls and sic and
suffering humanity who
were unguided in the
truths of /od4s word
regarding complete 3ible
deliver-ance, are now
hearing this life-giving
message through four
different daily broadcasts
as well as the Sunday
broadcasts.
!t is my /od-given
order
and
vision
to
see
that
the
@ull
/osp
el, via
radio,
is
preac
hed
unto
all the
world
befor
e the
return of our Lord
Jesus &hrist.
1
$his is the
greatest
responsibility ! have
ever undertaen and
only /od-given
strength sustains us
and eeps us giving
out these broadcasts
to millions who hear
each wee. 'e need
the prayers of our
friends, for we are
getting but little rest
in order to eep
these broadcasts on
the air. But the hour
is short and the times
are critical. Our
nation is heading for
disaster. Therefore,
we must spare no
effort in this world-
wide revival by radio.
@riends, it is too-
late for half-way
measures. 'e must
go all-out for /od.
$he financial
responsibility of
paying the tens of
thousands of dollars
for the radio time on
these super-power
stations, is
tremendous. 'e are
not only putting our
/od-given strength
into this radio
ministry, but also praying that all of /od4s people will stand
behind these broadcasts.
!t is wonderful how /od has supplied every,need as we have
believed 1im for it. 'e have received hundreds of letters from
people who have subscribed to $1< A.!&< O( 1<AL!-/ as a
result of the broadcasts, and they tell of the tremendous blessings
this wonderful magaCine has brought into their life. !n the
Master4s Service,
4. L.
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giv
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test
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of
ho
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hea
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my
bod
y
on
$ue
sday evening, .ctober E*, 9:7;. I had
a cancerous growth on my body. I also
had varicose veins so
9- bad that at times I could hardly
&a"+. I also had a severe pain in my
side and shoulder which had been
bothering me for
I seven years.
'hen 3ro. Jaggers prayed for me, the
miracle-woring power of the 1oly
Spirit removed the cancerous growth
instantly. 'hen I got home from the
service, I couldn4t find a sign of the
growth on my body at all. I haven4t
had a pain in my limbs from the
varicose veins since. $he severe pain in
my side and shoulder which had
bothered me f o r seven years was gone.
I really praise /od f o r sending such
r? man of /od who isn4t afraid to spea
the real 'ord of /od in boldness without
fear.
>Signed?
MBS. 3<B$
3BA-1AM,)
6*9 99th Street,
Moline, !llinois.
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ST.TIO0S BEI01 .55E5 THIS
MO0TH-:.TCH 6OUR
0E:SP.PERS
E#ange"i%t E%t"e C$aney
I ani a minister of the /ospel
and !
want to tell you what the Lord did
for me.
! n April, 9:FG, my health broe
down and I was i n bed for three
months with ,I bad heart. $ h e
doctors said that there was no hope
for me unless. a higher power
healed me.
I had to give up niy mission in
San ,edro, &alifornia, a s I wasn4t
able t o do any wor. W e moved t
o @arming - ton, N. M., i n
5ecember, 9:FG, and I had another
bad spell and was in lied a lot of the
time.
On Sunday, January 9F, 9:79, I
was in bed, feeling very !iad and
dis-couraged. I turned on the radio
t o see i f I could get a church
program t o help m e . . . and ! got
Bev. Jaggers. Dou will never linow
the blessing it was to hear the ' o r
d of /od a s he preached it. I felt
the power of /od go through me
and it gave me a great spiritual
uplift. $hen /od
spoe t o me and said,
"$his is the m a n that
is going to pray the
prayer of faith for
your healing.# I
could hardly wait t o
hear him each night.
I wrote and told him
about my heart
trouble and
also sent
for a
prayer
cloth
and the
boo
"<verlas
ting
Spiritual
and
,ysi-
nl
1ealth.#
$ h e
prayer
cloth
arrived
on
@ebruary
9Eth and
I had
my son
place it
between
m y
shoulder
s. Some-
time in
the night
while !
slept, the
Lord
healed
nie,
praise
1is
name.
I
Hvoe u p
a new
person
and my
heart
pains
were all
gone.
3efore
this T
couldn)
t do a
thing
without
becomi
ng ill,
and I
would
have t o
g o to
lied for
a while.
I
wored
all that
niornin
g)
doing
m y
housew
or. $ h
e nest
day,
'ednes
day, I
did a
three-
wees
wash-
ing a s
well as
a lot of
other
things.
,raise
/od I
ani
healed, and ani doing
everything that needs t o
be done around here, and a
m looing forward - t o the
time when I can be in full
time ministry for the Lord.
<vangelist
<stle M.
&haney,
@armingto
n, -ew
Me%ico, I
Jo% 9FE.
B/I05 E6E
OPE0E5
I a m writing t o tell
you how happy ! ani
that o u r little 5anny can
see again. 1 e was hit
with 3. 3. shot last
-ovember, and since that
time he has been biind in
his right eye. $ h e eye
specialist >5r. Mc&oy of
Springfield? told u s he
would never see again.
Bev. Jaggers prayed
for him on his last night
i n Springfield, !llinois,
arld yesterday . !lanny
came home from school
and said he could read
large printed words . !
have tested his eye and
h e . really can see. 1 o
w I praise /od for 1 i s
miracles and wonder-
woring power. I hope
this testimony will help
others t o have faith in
the healing of o u r Lord
.
Mrs.
@loyd
Leather
'illiam
sville,
!ll.
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! t is m
y
pleasure t
o praise
the Lord f
o r
healing
me of a
varicose
vein on
the anle.
! t had
been
draining
for three
months
and
refused to
heal. I
attended
the great
1ealing
&onven-
tion a t
0ansas
&ity, and
the night
Bev.
Jaggers
preached,
he ased
those to
stand w h
o were in
pain. I
was
almost too
uncomfort
able t o
stand even
f o r a few
minutes.
1 e
prayed
for4 us
and before
I reached
m y hotel
that night
the pain was gone. $ h e ulcer
healed from t h a t hour, and in a
few days was completely well.
,raise our wonderful 1ealer !
Mrs. Josephine
Livernash,
'a%ahachie,
$e%as
.
C.0CER
5ROPS
OUT
I received a
prayer
cloth for
the
healing
of cancer
and I a
m feeling
fine
and
praisin
g /od
for 1is
wonder
ful
healing. ' h e n I
applied the prayer cloth
according t o instructions,
the cancer dropped out,
and there w a s nothing
left only a red place. . h
glory be t o /odK
9,
,age 6
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3illy /raham has +ust
completed a city-wide
revival which has had
signiflcant proportions in
the city of.Shreveport. 'e
have had opportunity to
hear him sev-eral times and
we believe that the meet-
ings have done much good.
/raham has presented a
clear-cut message of repen-
tance, that is a sharp rebue
to Modern-ism, luewarm
churches, and false cults,
which have denied the
necessity of the -ew 3irth
and the need of &hrist as
Saviour. 1e has warned the
people fear-lessly, that
without repentance, hell is a
certainty for the sinner.
$here is no doubt that /od
has raised him up to do an
im-portant wor among the
longestablished churches,
and we should pray for
him. !n his success, he
gives /od all the glory, and
shows a most humble spirit.
$he denominational
churches are learn-ing very
rapidly the power of united
ef-fort. $hese churches see
the value of union campaigns
that mae whole cities /od-
conscious. $hey are woring
to get the most out of such
meetings. $heir at-titude is a
rebue to men of small vision
who have opposed union
meetings. @or it has been the
healing revival that has paved
the way for )ass revivals all
over the world. @ive years
ago, denominational circles
spurned citywide campaigns,
and said that the "3illy
Sunday days# were
N"1$
In or0er to 4ring 1&$
#OI*E "% HEAL-
IN ) i n t o e + i s t e n c e a n 0 s u 4
s e 5 u e n t l y
maintain it as a su4stantial
4usiness, the e0itor an0 co-
e0itor agree0 to gi*e 3reely o3
their time an0 su4stance, 3or
which they woul0 accet no
remuneration. 1his con0i-tion
still e+ists, an0 &i"" continue to
4e the olicy o3 the
cororation. Neither reeei*es
ayment in any 3orm 3or
ser*ices ren0ere0 to this cause.
$ommy 1ics,
Lan4caster,
&alif. Boy 1ill,
E7 Bice %t.,
Lyons, N.6.
B. '. 1olmes, 3o% 9;G*,
<dinburg, $e%as. /ayle
Jacson, *;E S. 0ings
1ighway, Sieston,
Mo.
U. S. Jaeger, Bo2 799, Mirror Lae,
'ash.
;. L. Jaggers, 5e%ter, Missouri.
Bichard <. Jeffery, L7:; 1essel
Boad, Sebastopnl,
&alifornia.
Louis 0aplan, EE-7; F:th
%t., Astoria, -. D. S. '.
0arol, Bo2 L9, Linden, 0.
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.rrin 0ingsriter, ,aynesville,
Minn.
/ordon Lindsay, cOo Aoice of
1ealing, Sbreve-port, La.
<. B. Lindsey, 3o% 76, Luling. $e%as.
'arren 3. LitCman, 97F; Lyle
Avenue, 'aco,
$e%as.
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5r. F-5y, -ew
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1awthorne, &aiif. Louise
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79, !llinois.
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$urloc, &alif. T. L. .sborn,
3o% FE69, $ulsa, .la.
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Ariel, ,a.
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/A2eenvilie,
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gone
forever.
@our years
ago when
the editors
of $he
Aoice of
1ealing
organiCed
the first
city-wide
union
campaigns
there were
no other
mass
revivals of
significant
proportions
occurring
anywhere in
Amer-ica. !t
was the
healing
revival that
brought out
the vast
crowds of
people,
which has
prepared
the way for
great union
efforts all
over the
world.
'e are
thanful that
the ma+ority
of godly men
are not only
in favor, but
re-+oice with
e%ceeding
+oy in this
5ivine
visitation.
'e have
only pity for
those few
who a r e so
limited in
their
spiritual
vision that
they oppose
them. 'orld-
wide revival
is shaing
nations and
islands for
/od, but it is
a curious
fact that a
man totally
blind cannot
see the
noonday sun
any better
than the
shadows of
midnight.
3ut no
matter, most
of the
leaders in
Brogressive
churches,
see it and
they are
or it, and
are
thanful.
$he tide of
/od is
moving. !t is
time for the
/ospel ship
to move out
with the full
tide of
5ivine
mercy, so
graciously
manifested.
/od4s
people are
moving out.
1allelu+ahK
!ncidenta
lly, may we
say, that
when con-
versing with
3illy
/raham, he
commended
most highly
the editing
of $he Aoice
of 1ealing,
and sent his
best wishes
to all of our
brethren
whom /od
is using in
world-wide
revival. 'e
were humbly
grateful for
the ind
words of
3illy /ra-
ham for
whose
opinion we
have high
re-gard.
.MBU/.0
CE C.SES
%ontin#ed
from Page E?
the
auditorium
and my
breathing
was S.
labored that
I had to be
*anned and
have water
to soinewhat
revive me.
+his was o
n /arch
'0th$ and
Sister
an"ivell
prayed *or
me and
within a *ew
minutes the
la!bored
breathing
stopped. She
told me to
",ut your
hand in the
hands of the
Saviour and if
1e tells you
to wal, get
up and wal.#
! waited a few
minutes, then
it seemed that
1e said,
"Bise and
wal.#
Several
ushers had to
help me at
first and
before I
hardly
reali
Ced
it !
was
wal
ing
alon
e.
'he
n I
went
into
the
buil
ding
I
had
the
gray
pallo
r of
deat
h
and
my
eyes
were
,
sunen.
Several of
my former
pa-tients
were there
with me and
they said
that a glow
of radiance
came over
my face, the
pallor left
and a rosy
hue too+ its
place. ! was
over+oyed
and so
thanful to
/od for
healing me.
! want to
say in
closing that !
was hos-
pitaliCed four
times in
9:7; and I
cannot recall
e%act
ly
how
many
times
in
9:F.
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$he
hospi
tal
recor
ds,
my
heart
tracin
gs
and
chest
P-
rays
will
subst
antiat
e my
tes-
timon
y. 9
ani
wal
ing
ever
ywh
ere
noD#
,
have
had
no
more
troub
le
with
the
form
er
cond
ition
s and
have
been
chec
ed
by
my
doct
or
and
he
said
"!t is
wonde
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in-
deed.#
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5uring the car!y )art of4my ministry ! traveled with other evangelists and always had a
song leader or musician to assist in the meetings. I had heard from different ministers that a
single person would have a much higher place with /od than those who were married.
-evertheless, there came a time in my ministry that ! needed a good help-meet. and ! suddenlv
forgot the idea of being single)all my life.
.ne night in Los4Angiles, while I was
preaching, I noticed "Sister 3arbara# in again but we now that /od will heal her, the
congregation. I had nown her for even as he miraculously spared her life about five years
as we attended the same when physicians said she was dying.
3ible &ollege. 1owever, during our &ollege
days, 3arbara was Mrs. 3urcaw, and I re- Je%u% Vi%it% 5uring (a%ting and
member the many times she re(uested
pray- Prayer
er for /od to save her husband. About a
Soon !4was given a wonderful
revelation
year after 3arbara graduated from
3ible by the 1oly Spirit that /od would raise
&ollege, one day she received news of her up a people for 1is -ame, and the Lord
husband4s death at &hatsworth, &alifornia. showed me that if ! would be led by 1is
1e was one of the five railroad men who Spirit 1e would reveal the 1idden Manna
were illed when a large freight
became
of the 'ord. 1eavenly visitations
became
stalled in the mile-long tunnel. $his trag- nightly e%periences until I anticipated 1is
edy occurred when the coupling broe be-
visits. I do not affirm that /od deals
this
tween two cars and the train was stalled special way with all of 1is people, neither
in the small tunnel. $he heat of the engine do I believe that everyone
receives
the
ignited the oil taners directly behind the 'ord in such a strange manner from /od.
engine and there was a terrific e%plosion.
1owever, much of my ministry today is a
$he train burned for hours and five hun-
reflection of these many visitations
from
dred head of cattle were burned alive.
3ar-
the Lord. I 1AA< 3<<-
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bara4s husband, Mr. 3urcaw, was
smoth-
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ered to death by mono%ide poison. .
num- $!M<SK <very time 1e loos at me it
ber of 3ible college students and ! attend- seems that 1is eyes penetrate every fibre
ed the funeral. $he night she attended our
of my being. $wice 1e waled into
my
revival was three years after her husband4s
room and stood at the foot of my
bed.
death. 'e had a good visit that night after
1e always loos the same, merciful,
lov-
the preaching and reminisced our college
able and ind. 1is 'ords are always
"$rue
days. After several such visits we consid-
and @aithful# and 1e always eeps
1is
ered marriage, and prayed over the matter promise.
for the ne%t si% months. After being con-
.ne night the Lord spoe to me and
said
vinced that we were in the will of /od, we
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went to !daho and were married. $he
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not
Lord has highly favored our ministry to-
now e%actly what 1e was referring to,
but
gether as we have traveled America, &an-
before the three wees had e%pifed !
re-
ada and -ewfoundland in 1oly /host re- ceived a spec9 gift of Scriptutes in
preach-
vivals. She is an ordained minister and ing of /od4s 'ord. Sometimes in
has preached to thousands in city-wide re-
night of preaching
seventy-
vivals. She is deeply consecrated to the
/os- five, eighty-five and even one hundred
pel of &hrist and has proved to be a great scriptures in my sermon, without opening
blessing in my life.
the 3ible. $he /ift wors lie
5ivine
Bar!ara Seriou%"y In*ured
&oncordance and without preparation
premeditation of any ind, when the /ift
.n our return from. &anadian revivals operates
she was severely in+ured as oiir car rolled dreds
over four times, end over end. $he station &ALL,
wagon was reduced to indling, landed on ture calendar for one wee, and at the end
top of 3arbar/4s bac, breaing nine
ribs
of that time
B<M<M3<B
and three placcs in her spine. Many
doctors
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pronounced her case as hopeless and said @!BS$ 5ADS.
that it would be a miracle for her to live.
become
regards
After /od wonderfully spared her from
to 1is holy 'ord.
more
almost cei tain death, doctors then said +oyous time than-when
there ,-as no hope of $cr ever waling nointed in the (uoting
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Scriptures come as fast as I can preach them.
5uring a certain fast the Lord spoe
to me definitely about the great Bevival which will S1A0< $1< '.BL5 @.B
/.5. About the thirty-fifth day of the fast 1e spoe in a very clear voice and related the
e%perience of <li+ah and <lisha. 1e told me that as <lisha received a dou-ble portion of the
Spirit, so in lie manner 1e would give a double portion to me and to many others. $his will be
given to those willing to give themselves in complete con-secration and obedience.
$he Lord has been faithful to 1is ,rom-ise and since that period of fasting, and prayer
we have witnessed wonderful heal-ings of all inds. 3lind eyes have been opened, deaf
ears unstopped, braces have come off withered limbs, and cancers and tumors have dried
up.
$here are not ade(uate words found to e%press the greatness of our /od and)the power of
Jesus &hrist 1is Son. 1e is-mov-ing again and again in 1is great power of 3ible
deliverance to deliver the captives and let the oppressed go free. 'e are now on the crest of
one of the greatest healing min-istries that this modern age has ever seen, and the ne%t
ministry which will become prominent will be the Ministry of Mir-acles and <%ploits. As
/od4s <li+ahs fear-lessly tread the courts of the enemy, 1oly /host-anointed servants of
/od will stir the world and put the nations in the fear and remembrance of a mighty /od
who is able to save and deliver.
$his age shall clima% with the greatest deliverance that the &hurch has ever
nown.
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lungs for t w o
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being treat-
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doctors, ! found
there was no
help for me.
.ver =6,;;;
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spent on
streptomycin, but
it did noth-ing
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promise
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healed
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b o r n laid
hands on
me. $ o
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healing, I
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doctors
e%amine me
and they
con-firmed
the miracle.
Also the
3oard of
1ealth
issued me a
certificate
of health
and I a m
enclosing it
with m y
testi-mony.
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/od for
sending
96rother
.sborn t o
,once. t o
preach the
/ospel of
Salvation
for both soul
and body. I
have
en+oyed
/od4s health
in m y soul
a s well a s
in m y body
for a year
now.
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the terriffic
&atholic
oppo-sition
wliich was
encountered
for the sec-
ond great
.sborn
&ampaign in
,once, the
'ord of /od
which cannot
return void,
again
completely
overwhelme
d~the adver-
sary4s
undermining
wor and brought
to pass total and
glorious victory in
which throngs of
over 97,;;;
persons attended
the services in the
large open &harles
1, $erry 3aseball
par. $he night
services were
naturally larger, but
because of such
crowds and poor
lighting in the
par,)it was difi-
cult to-tae
pictures in the
night. Actually
hundreds of
persons testified of
having been
completely healed
of all manner of
diseases during last
year4s campaign
and are still well
today. At least a
doCen cases of
tiibercrdosis
reported complete
restora-tion, three
of which brought
certificates of
health to prove
their testimonies.
Some most
amaCing cases of
total blindness be-
ing healed last
year, were
reported, and many
who had been
paralyCed. -ight
after night the
same ind of
miracles were
wrought again this
year. 5eaf mutes,
to-tally blind,
paraletics, cripples,
insane, deaf,
crossed eyes, and
every ind of
affliction was
perfectly restored
during this year4s
campaign, night
after night in
response to the
'wd of /od. $he
last night a lady
whose left leg had
been
withered for
97
)pears from
polio, and
wholwore a
steel brace
from her
shoe to her
hip, waRs
in-stantly
healed, too
off th-e
brace, and
waled to
the
platform,
and amid
stream-ing
tears, gare
her beautiful
testimony of
healing.
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6
.05
M.RVE
/OUSIF
writes
editor of
".,!-!.
-# Spanish
MagaCine,
rc-
garding
.sborn
healing
campaign.
"!n
conclusion
we must say
that w e
observed b
y hundreds,
the cases of
people
divinely
healed. All
these cases
we classify
as
e%traordinar
y and )ar-
velous, and
the names
and
addresses of
the persons
are
published as
well as the.
different
diseases and
sufferings of
the persons
healed,
whom we
saw with our
own eyes
get up on the
platform
where
3rother
.sborn
preached,
and publicly
testify of
their
absolute
heal-ing
with great
+oy. $hese
cases were
counted b y
the hundreds
a s well as
other cases
where the
people
would
testify
that)great relief w
a s e%perienced b y
them of their
sufferings. ' e
want a t the same
time to mae it
nown to o u r
readers that, t o
better fulfill
our d u t y of
, informatipn,
we
personally
(uestioned
many of
these healed
per-sons
and we
eep in file
their names
and
addresses
with the
purpose of
visit-ing
them at their
o w n - h o u
s e s within
some time
and bring t o
all thc
people
Ne
.t
Mo
nth
the
/oi
ce of
Hea
)1HEN.W 0 0
*s+orn,s ,et8crn to
0 HISTORIC 0 0 0 EPICS
Ponce
ES"!M
ON'
OF
THE
CAME
RA,

PRES
ENT
HAVE
A N
IDEA
O F
of
this
city
the
absol
ute
truth,
no
mat-
ter
what
the
result
s of
our
inves
tign-
ever
yrhin
g
that
we
have
heref
ore
said,
and
besid
es
this,
we
prese
nt, a
s an
unde
niabl
e
proof, this
e%traordinary
collection of
material,
which shows
th.e result of a
real
resurrection
of
&.LL<&$!A
< @ A ! $ 1 !
- / . 5 .
".ne of the
main miracles
of <van -
gelist .sborn i
s the S , ! B !
$ M A L IN-
< - & <
e%ercised by
him over the
S. to 9;;
thousand
persons w h o
at -
tended his
meetings. $ h
i s influence
e%ercised to
the e%tent that
thousands of
people who
would be
inclined t o
crime and evil
doing, a s long
a s this would
produce
immediate
material rc-
sults, have
substituted this
with a strong
and sincere
love t o /od
and as a
conse(uent
result, also
love t o their
fellowman.#
-.pinion.
8@9
8
HIS
TO
RIC
B.P
TIS
M.
/
SER
VIC
E
O0
C.
RIB
BE
.0
SH
OR
E
E7
CE
E5
S
./
/
RE
CO
R5
S
<See
P$o
to
.!o
#e
.nc
e
again
the
"/aun
ch
3each
# in
the
,laya
de
l4once
,
,uerto
Bico &
a 9
pace
d with
over
E;,;
;;
perso
ns / a
crow
d
whic
h
e%ce
eded
last
year4
s
crow
d? t o
atten
d
anoth
er
histo
ric
water
3apti
smal
servi
ce in
concl
usion
of
this
year4
s
great
.sbo
rn
1eali
ng
&am
paign
, in
whic
h
litera
lly
thous
ands
of
souls
accep
ted
&hris
t.
.ver
6;
niin-
isters,
repre
senti
ng
almo
st
every
de-
nomin
ation
>e%ce
pt
&atho
lic,
Seven
th-
5ay
Adve
ntists
and
Jehov
ah4s
' i t -
nesses
?
officia
ted in
the
rites
of
bap-
tism.
@rom
the
close
of the
3aptis
mal
servic
e a t
6&'
'
p.m.
until
9:00
a t
night.
the
road
leadin
g
from
the
beach
t o
town
for a
distan
ce of
over a
mile
was
pace
d and
+amm
ed
with
peopl
e liter-ally
pouring into the
city from the
great baptismal
service, so
much SO that
traffic was
unable t o move
against the
waling throngs
. Scores of
chart-ered
busses, public
cars, trucs and
ta%is brought
loads from
every part of the
island. $ h e
great crowd on
the sea-shore
stretched for
more than a
(uarter of a
mile around the
bay a s is shown
in the above
photograph . !t is supposed t h a t
the people of ,uerto Bico never
rallied with such colorful thrill and
admiration t o a n y religious
celebration in her history. $ h e
cani-paign has become the tal of
the island as Satanic lies have been
completely suppressed by the ' o r
d of /od which is $ B M $ 1 .
(.THER
.05
CHI/5
MIR.CU
/OUS/6
HE./E5
"My little
girl was born
with a crip-
pled right leg.
' h e n she
would t r y to
stand, her leg
would bucle
under her,
and she was
never able to
wal. 3 u t
when ! heard
3rother
.sborn4s
broad-cast I
put my child
on the table
by the radio
and prayed,
and /od
instantly
healed her.
@rom that day
she learned t o
wal and has
waled
perfectly
since and her
legs are both
perfectly
normal.
! a m G*
years old and
have been to-
tally deaf for
E7 years, have
also been so
near blind that
I couldn4t see
any - thing
more than E
feet from m y
eyes. !
attended
3rother
.sborn4s
&ampaign
0e
Per
ma
nen
t+y
En+arged
in ,once
and saw
many
wonderful
miracles
of
healing. I
had faith t
h a t /od
would
heal me
too, and y
h e n
3rother
.shorn
prayed
for all
the deaf
and
blind, !
was
instantly
healed.
92 can
hear a
watch
tic from
either ear
and can
read
clearly
now. My
age did
not eep
me from
being
healed
but. the
doctors
.said m y
conditio
n w a s
due t o
)old
age,4 b u
t I a)
healed.#4
.
Mi
ch
ael
+
or
o,
$
al
la
b
o
a,
0.
$
.
,age 9; $1< #OI*E .@ 1<AL!-/
+1E *2%E O! *2$&2L
*O302$I%O&
%
'e can thin of no modern system of
error or trend of defection in the realm
of professed
&hristian religion
that had not
appeared at least i n
germ form in the
days of the apostles,
and
sacred writings
of the -ew
$estament. $he
%u"i-+ect with
which we are
dealing received
e%ten-sive
attention from
the Apostle Pau"
in the &or-
inthian epistles,
as well as being
referred to i i i
other epistles.
Although the
directions given i
n the &orinthian
epistles are
intended
primarily to meet
the local
conditions, they,
nevertheless, are
applicable on a
body-wide scale.
$he apostle
declares the
condition that
e%ists i n the
&orinthian church
by saying, "!t hath
been declared unto
me of you, my
brethren, by tlteni
which are of the
house of &hloe,
that there are
contentions among
you. -oJv this I
say, that every one
of you saith, I a'
of Pau"J and I of
.)o""o%J and I of
&ephasN and I of
&hrist.# 6 I &or.
9299, 9E?. $here
certainly had been
a good deal of
carnal comparison
indulged h e . ,aul
mentions himself
first, for a group i
n the &orinthian
church had chosen
$iin as their pre-
ferred preacher,
(uite evidently
without any en-
couragement from
him. ,aul
indicates $i% sin-
cerity in deploring
and attempting to
correct this party
spirit by placing
his name first on
the list, and thus
being the first to be
demoted as a scc-
tarian leader. -o
doubt, the /entile
believers clung to
,aul as their
leader, hs against
those Jews which
preferred ,eter
with his
bacground.
$hen there
were those who
were foll~wersof
Apollos,
described in the
Scripture as an
elo-(uent man,
and mighty in the
Scriptures# >Acts
9*2EF?. .)o""o%
was an4
Ale%andrian Jew,
distin-guished
for literary
culture and
elo(ucnce, and it
is probable that
the more higlily
educated among
the &orinthian
&hristians were l i
is peciil-iar
followers.
$hen there
were the
&ephasites, the
follorvers of
&ephas, or ,eter.
1e, of course, had
an np-parent
priority over the
others, being one of
tha first followers
of Jesus. 1is
apostleship was
well established,
there being no
argument as in the
case of ,aul. 1e
was a "senior
minister,# and there
were those who felt
that he deserved a
SII-perior place, and
so were (uite
prepared to battle
for his leadership.
@inally, ,aul
mentions the &hrist
party. +his may at
first seem strange,
for we should a"" lie
"of &hrist.# !t has
been suggested,
however, that "this
sect of &hrist
probably re+ected the
apostles, and
professed to be
admirers and
followers of the
traditional sayings of
Jesus. $hey
approved 1is ethics,
but re+ected the
doctrines outlined in
the /ospel, and
more fully
e%pounded in the
epistles. ,ossibly,
the apostle had this
group in mind when
he wrote,
"1enceforth now
we no man after the
flesh2 yea, though
we have nown
&hrist after the flesh,
yet now henceforth
now we 1im no
more.# (I1 &or.
729L?
$he apostle
counters this
condition with three
pertinent (uestions,
the first one being,
"!s &hrist dividedJ#
.f course, the
answer. to this is an
emphatic "-oK# $he
body of &hrist is
one, and noivs but
one headN4the risen4
and glorified Lord
Jesus &hrist. $he
one head governs
the body, in-
structing the various
members concerning
their duty, and
appointing the
various tass for the
individual parts of
the body. $hus,
instead of in-
dividual members of
the body setting up
an in-dependent
centre of
government and
control, they must at
all times adhere to
the authority of the
head. $he structure
of the human body
contains the
e(uipment for
controlling and
direct. ing the
various functions of
the body. !t $a% the
advantage as the
highest part of the
body of see-ing the
farthest, and thus
from its high place
being able to
intelligently instruct
and direct the action of those memb(s
which live on a 4lower plane, and are
depending-upon the head for di-rection.
J

.

E
r
n

B
a
+
t
e
r
I3 the !iody
is to function
normally, the
author-ity of
the head must
be constantly
recogniCed.
)$his is true of
every member
of the body, and
especially true
of those who
are ministers in
the body. Such
ministers may
be liened to
those parts of
the body, such
as the hands
and feet which
are most active,
and play such a
prominent part
in the
functioning of
the body in its
varied
activities. Such
members are
tempted to
4thin that they
are
indispensable,
and thus can set
up a new
center of
authority. $his,
of course, pro-
duces
confusion.
$rue ministry
gifts, being
those men
ordained by
/od to minister
to 1is people,
are the gifts. of
the risen 1ead
to the body, fsr
ip is written,
"'hen he
ascended up on
high, he led
captivity
captive, and
gave gifts unto
men.. . 1e
gave some4
apostlesN and
some, prophetsN
and some,
evan-gelistsN
and some,
4astors and
teachers,#
><ph. 4(:8, 88,.
Such men are
/od-gifted )and
appoint-ed.
$hey are not
placed. in the
body to further
some certain
division or sect,
and use their
/od-es to
enlarge a.
segment4of the
whole,
but they are
placed in )the
body "for the
perfect-ing of
the saints, for
the wor of
the ministry,
for the
edifying of the
3ody of
&hrist,# ><ph.
F29E?. $heir
interest is
f+ody-wide,
they afe af-
fectionately
disposed
toward all
/od4s people,
and are
obliged by
reason of the
nature of their
calling to see
to build u p
the whole
body ,of
&hrist.
-o, &hrist
is not dividedK
1is body is
one. $here is
but one head
of the body,
and that is the
risen &hrist.
$hus, every
attempt to
promotc a
group of /od4s
people as a
segregated
section as
opposed to all
the rest of the
people of /od
is to wor at
cross purposes
with the divine
pro-gramme.
"'as Pau"
crucified for
youGF is tlie
second (uestion.
'ho deserves
our first loyaltyJ
."" our fellow
humans, much as
we esteem and
love them, must
never come
between our
undivided
loyalty to &hrist
and 1is word.
Many of those
w o would
divide and rend
the body o f
&hrist are
certainly not
prepared to die
)for anybody,
and before we
tae a hand in
promoting some
in+urious
division, let us
remember that
those whom we
are influencing
are the purchase
of Jesus4 hlood.
$he final
(uestion of the
trio is, "'ere ye
I')-tiCed in the
name of Pau"GF
** these party
lead-ers were so
important as to
create a division
among /od4s
people, then why
did they tae i n
)u!"ic conlession
at their .baptism a
-place. of
identification
with the Lord
JesusJ $he
argument is
overwhelming,
$here is no place
for the e%al-tation
of human leaders,
and much harm is
done a"" around.
when such
e%altation is
promoted.
$he divine ideal
is beautiful, and we
dare not , despise it
by saying, KKIt will
not wor.# Let u s
listen to it humbly
as /od4s
pronounced desire
for 1is
people-"-ow I
beseech you,
.l?rethren, by the
name of our Lord
Jesus &hrist, that ye
a"" spea the same
thing, and that there
be no divisions
among youN +ut that
ye be perfectly
+oined together in
the same mind and i
n the same
+udgment.# 6 I &or.
92l.?
!une" 1561 THE VOICE O( HE./I01 Page- 11
Photoogr9phicproof of Healing . . .
Cro%%ed eye% %traig$tened in Jeffery?% Meeting
Before and afer !"oo#ra!"$ %ear &'ne$$ o "e "ea('n# of "e
dau#"er of a &ea(") and !rom'nen Puero Padre fam'(). T"e
fa"er is $e*ond 'n ('ne for ma)or of Puero
Padre. T"e !'*ure$ &ere a+en on() &o )ear$ a!ar, "e (a$ one
&"en "e #'r( &a$ 11 )ear$ o(d, and a%ou 9 o 17 da)$ afer Rev.
,effer) !ra)ed for "er.
from nowing that he is being a true servani, faithful
to his Master, and faithful to his tas.
Bather than treating the people4s opinion of
himself as something important, ,aul says #that to
me it is a very small thing that I should be +udged by
yoii.F 1e was doing the best he new, and as he
observed his labors, was able to say, "! now nothing
against myself.. . 1owerer, I am not hereby +ustified.#
$he people4s opinion of him, and his opinion of himself
was not the final opinion. $he final word was the Lord4s.
"@or,# says ,aul, "he that +udgeth. me is the Lord,# and
the day is coming when the Lord will indeed +udge our
service, not on the basis of ap-parent success, but on the
hasis o f our motives, for in that day 1e "will mae
manifest the coun-sels of the hearts.# $his is a very
solemniCing fact, and ought to bring preacher and
people alie to their nees in humble heart-searching to
ascertain our motives and mae sure that we are
woring on sound priciples.
-o minister has a right to boast, "@or who maeth
thee to differ from anotherJ And what hast thou that
thou didst not receiveJ &ow if thou didst receive it,
why dost thou glory as if thou hadst not received itJ#
Let us not indulge in carnal comparisons, but receive
with thansgiv2 ing every gift of /od, thaning 1im
for 1is ap-pointed evangelists, and pastors and
teachers, and as they see to feed u$ the 'ord of
/od, and thrill our hearts with their e%hortation and
com-fort, let all the glory be 1is, 'ho is the head of
the body, and the Lord of 1is churah, and the 0ing of
1is 0ingdom.
$hat this condition of division is serious is clearly
stated hy the apostle as he continues his instruction,
writing, "!, brethren, could not spea unto you as unto
spiritual, but as unto carnal, cven as unto babes in
&hrist.. .@or ye are yet carnal2 for whereas there is among
you envying, and strife,, and divisions, are. ye not carnal,
and wal as menJ @or while one saitb, ! am of ,aul, and
another, I am of ApollosN are ye not carnalJ# >! &or. 3.1,
", 4.1 !t is evident therefore, that party-spirited people are
incapable of receiving mature instruction, and will
always be found sing-ing the praises of human leadership,
maing pretty comments on pulpit mannerisms, and the
personal appearance and personality niceties of preachers.
$hey have little or no time for an in-diistrious study of
/od4s 'ord, or a diligent see-ing alter the Lord. $hey are
8ods undeveloped children, tor while they are not babes
in the matter 71 years of professed salvation, they are "as
babes# in the matter of understanding and conduct. $hey
have not developed normally with tlie years, and are a
heartache to the @ather. 'e can imagine the constant pain
in a mother4s heart as she watches her growing child,
noticing physical development, and yet aware that the
mind is not developing with the body. 1ow our 1enienly
@ather, too, must loo with sorrow upon iis ps we go from
year to year devolping in re-ligious activity )and church
attendance, and yet undeveloped -i(our nowledge of 1is
will through - l i e 'ord.
,,aul,4having.dealt with the sin of schism and !+oving
scored it -as being ,.wrong, now proceeds to-deal with the
true evaluation of the minister and his ministry. "'ho
then is ,aul, and who is Apollos,# he says, "but ministers
by whom ye believed, even as the Lard gave to every
manJ# )$hese men who lead you to &hrist and serve you i
n the ministry.of the 'ord are "but ministers# which
means ))servants," and if they are able to help you, it is
hecause "the Lord gave to every man >each one?.# <ach
one o f these ministers rewired their ability and particular
ministry
froni 8od, and so ,aul goes on to
say, 7I have planted, Apollos
wateredN but /od gave the in-
crease.# As in gardening, one
plants the seed, another waters it,
and the unseen forces of growth
give the increaseN so in the field of
&hris-tian service, one minister
plants, another waters, and /od,
lie the unseen forces of growth,
gives the increase.
"So then neither is he that
planteth any thing, neither is e
that waterethN but -od that
giveth the increase.# &ompared to
/od, ministers are nothing. 'hen
the true power in &hristian service
is readily understood, then the
ministry fades into insignificance.
!t is a human trait to always loo
at the things seen. /od is
everything. 1e is the .ne who
imparts eternal life to believing
sinners. 1e alone is to be
recogniCed and wor-shipped as
leader. .
@urthermore, rather than
ministers being com-petitors and
leaders of individual groups, the
apostle says, "1e that planteth and
he that watereth are one.# $hey
are not rival leaders, each
boasting of his particular sect.
$rue min-istry usually becomes
divided when /od ceases to he
the supreme motive for service.
'hen a denomination or a creed
taes the place of /od, then the
ministry ceases to be
e%peSnentally one. !t is decidedly
wrong therefore, to spea of
ministers as rivals, and is a sign of
carnality.
"<very man shall receive his own
reward ac-cording to his own labor.#
.ne minister is not better than
another, and each shall be rewarded
according to his labor. $he humblest
ministry will he as abundantly
rewarded as the more popular type,
(et this serve as a warning to all
who see for fame, and applause.
8od will reward min-isters
according to their labor, not
according to NNhat is generally
considered success.
"!t is re(uired in stewards that a
man be found faithful.# $he minister
need not fret and worry about his
popularity with the crowd #s com-
pared to the popularity of his fellow-
ministers. ! f he is faithful to &hrist
and 1is 'ord, he can en+oy the
incomparable
inner rest that
comes
:H
E0
2I(
(
HE
CO
MEG
#erhap
s
$e
will
com
e at
ihe
daw
nin
g Of
a
bea
utif
ul
sum
mer
day,
%hen the birds
and flowers
are
awa!ening
To welcome
the suns first
ray,
&nd
the
eas
ter
n
s!y
wil
l
bri
ght
en
%i
th
th
e
lig
ht
of
th
e
da
wn
's
ca
res
s
&nd herald the
swift arising
Of t( 7Sun
of
Righteousnes
s.
#erha
ps
$
e
wil
l
co
me
at
the
eve
ni
ng.
%
he
n,
we
ary
of
toil
and
car
e,
%
e

r
e
s
t
a
n
d

w
a
t
c
h

a
s

t
h
e

d
a
r
!
n
e
s
s

)
r
eeps o'er the landscape fair,
&nd, behind, the stars in their beauty *hine
forth from their depths a+ar,
But their radiance dims in the glory Of the
Bright and ,orning *tar.
#erhaps . $ e - d .come at midnight, %hen
earth and its dwellers sleep.
/ h e n over the mountains and aalle+'s Broods
a silence vast and deep,
&nd the trump of the great archangel
*hall awa!en the
slumberers there, &nd $is
saints will be caught up
together
To meet the 0ord in the air.
But whether at dawn
or evening, At
midnight or sultry
noon, And whether
awa!e or sleeping,
A d te time be
distant
or
soori(
,ay 9
live so
that 9
shall
be
ready
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heralds to greet.
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June, 9:79
as never belore, that it has been worth it
all, every sacrifice, every hardship-the
iery thought of all such things fades away,
as we enter the threshold of n glorious
eternity with
Jesus.
T$e Tran%"ation of Enoc$ and E"i*a$
$his impending event of which we spea,
has precedent in .ld $estament .history.
<noch, a prophet of anti-5iluvian times,
warned the wiced of his day,
foretelling
the coming of +udgment. 1e waled with
/od, and - . / 0
not,a/
for /od too
him."
Liewise <li+ah, in the presence of <iisha,
was caught up to heaven by a chariot with
horses of fire. $hese are the only two men
in history who have been taen to heaven
without dying. $hey are verily a type of
that great company, which at the corning
of the Lord shall be caught u99 to meet the
Lord without tasting of death. As <li+ah
was taen up in a moment of time, S.
this company shall be translated in a mo-
ment, in a twinling of an eye.
&hrist4s
coming is specifically stated as
occurring
suddenly, as the swift movement of a flash
of lightning. >Matt. 24:27). This
re*utes
the theor) that thc Lords corning is
grad!
ual$ or that men shall i n the course of
time
Lightning over the P h i l e ::ouse i n 7ashington$ ;. C . A sentinel$ stands guard
outside$
recogni8e His Presence in the world.
I
T$e O)ening of t$e 1ra#e%
while within the <ing and =ueen of -ngland are being served a state dinner.
Chrisl>s
Attendant with the rapture of the living
coming is to be as the lightr9ling which shineth *rom the east$ even unto the west.
shall be the resurrection of the righteous
(ro' our Boo!-of-the.,onth 1-#resentWorld 2vents i n the 0ight of #rophecy dead. 'hen &hrist arose from the dead, an
Mosf
Important
Event In
History.
angel came and rol!ed the stone away,
bringing great fear upon the soldiers who

stood guard. Also many of the saints o

f
O"d $estament days were raised at the
By 8O$'O& 3456*&7 same time that &hrist was resurrected. *n
#resent %orld Events in the (ight of #rophecy
their case the graves were violently
thrown
$he most important event of history was the death of the Saviour at &alvary, by which
open. >Matt. 2:.61-63;. !t would a))ear
liely then, that when the resurrection of
men through 1is 3lood are redeemed from sin. 3ut that wis a day of infamy and
the -ew $estament saints taes place,
their
shame,. when man committed murder against his Maer. $he )ost wonder*ul event of
graves too will be thrown open-an
event,
history is the translation of the righteous, at which moment mortal )an shall suddenly no doubt, that will cause the mortals who
. be changed into the lieness of the glorified Saviour, and be united forever with 1im.
remain to be filled with great fear and
$wo places in the Scriptures spea particularly of this event.
foreboding. *+or this we sa y unio you by the!
word
c$anged, ra)tured, caug$t u) to 'eet
Te 1"oriAed Body
o? the Lord$ that y e which are alive
and
remain unto the coming o* the :Lord
shall t$e /ord in t$e air, $a#ing in%tant"y * n .M$ day scientists have learned many
not prevent them which are asleep. &o
r the recei#ed a.ne& !ody, one ne#er %u!-
astonishing secrets of nature. $hey
have
Lord himsell shall descend *rom
heaven *ect to deat$, g"orified and c$anged probed the atom, and the deeper their i n -
with a > s h o u t $ ,ith the
mice o*
the
arch! into t$e "i+ene%% of Hi% g"oriou% !ody. vestigation, the more amaCing are their
angel$ and ,ith the trump of @od5 and
the Such a hope should-stir us to our depths.
discoveries. .to'% are composed of
elec-
dead in C$ri%t %$a""
$rise
- h
t &
+hen
we especially since all signs point to the fact trons revolving at the incomprehensible
which are alive an2 remain shall be
caught that this event will transpire in our own
speed of a Auadrillion times a second
a<out
up together with them i n the
clouds$ to lifetime. $hat suddenly while we are in the a heavier )center. not unlie the revolving
meet the Lord i n the air5 and *O shad
we midst of the duties o* the day. we $ear a of the -planets around the sun. 3ut &on-
ever be w=h the Lord. 3here*ore com*ort reverberating soundK :e wonder ! E#ery derfu" as the atom is, it is physical, and
one another with these
words.B 1 +hes. part of our being is alerted-can it beJ its materiality is infinitely grosser. than
Y .&/0-/1. Surely not, yes, this is itK As in a dream
heavenly materiality, which has no
diffi-
T
?
s
8 CBehold$ I shew you )0 mysteryD W e we are whised
away, T o u r ,body
feels
culty in passing through solid ob+ects.
+hus
23sshall not all sleep$ b
a t
we shall all
be strangely lightN then wonder of wonders it was that Jesus when 1e visited the dis-
I
chaned! In n moment$
8 9
the twin"ling
o/ the heavens open before our raptured gaCeN
ciples, when $homas was with them,
passed
a n eye$ at the l#st trumpD *or the
trumpet we see angels in multitudes descending,
through the
walls,
the .doors 8eing
shut.
shall sound$ and the dead shall be raised and there, in t$e center o f all, outshining >John 2026)2!t should be noted thatithis
incorruptible$ and we shall
be changed. all, is the Saviour. $hen shall we realiCe glorified body is not to be confused with
>
&or this corruptible must put on
incorrup!
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s'in
infe
tio
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*e
aus
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the%
an
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read
i"%
app"
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o
the
s'in
.
+ut
insi
de
the
*od
%,
(er
!s
ha,
e a
pe
u"iar
&a%
of
"ur'i
n( i
n
hidd
en
ree
sse
s
&he
re
the
pote
n%
of
the
dru(
on
not
rea
h
the
!.
-ui
nine
po&
erfu"
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anti
sept
i t
o
!a"
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!a%
te!
pora
ri"%
ure
the
pati
ent,
*ut i
t
usu
a""% i
s
not
a*"e
to.d
estr
o%
a11
the
(er
!s.
Hen
e !a"aria one
ontrated i s often
reurrent. This
iru!stane i s one of
the (reat &ea'nesses
of !odiine t o ur/
disease.
Penii""in, one of
0the .so1a""ed 2&onder.
dru(s,3 reent"%
diso,ered, has
pro,ed t o *e, perhaps,
the !ost po&erfu" of
a11 dru(s i n
o!*attin( direase.
But e,en i t has teen
found t o ha,e serious
"i!itations. Not a fe&
peop"e are a""er(i t o
penii""in and ! a % 0*e
serious"% poisaned *%
it. Moreo,er,
suessi,e in4e1tions
of the dru( tend to
produe a penii""in1
resistant strain of
*ateria, a(oinst &hih
the dru( has " i t t " e
po&er.
Thus far &e ha,e
onsidered si'ness
apart fro! de!on op1
pression and
possession. Mediine
has so!e effet
a(ainst disease (er!s,
*ut i s utter"% i!potent
a(ainst de!ons.
Disease (er!s and
de!ons are not the
so!e thin(, one i s
ph%sio". the other i s
spirit1thou(h the% ha,e
a o!!on !aster.
%atan has i n so!e
&a% per,erted ertain
'inds of *ateria, so
that the% are har!fu" t
o !on. 5There are
hundreds of ,arieties
of *enefiia" (er!s
ond *ateria.6 7o* 97,
re,ea"s that So(an
&as diret"%
responsi*"e for the
*oi"s o!in( on the
potriorh 7o*. No&
*oi"s are not de!ons,
*ut are aused *%
disease (er!s. Yet
Saan put the *oi"s
on 7o*8 Si'ness.
then i s indiret"%
aused
*% Soton throu(h
disease (er!s. I t i s
of the &or's of %olan,
*ut not neessari"%
de!on possession. I
*an, "o&ever,
(ead, and In
man) *a$e$ doe$
- a $ Saan no
dou%%"or
!(anned-o a*uo(
demon
o!!rerr(on or
ossession of !ar
or a(( of "e
%od), If "e
d'$ea$e i s not
arre$ed.
Ho& does
de!on possession
of part or a"" of
the *od%
to%e p"ae9 There
are se,era" &a%s i n
&hih this an happen,
%u in ea*" core
"ere I$ Invo(ved
a &eo+en'n# of
"e nervou$
$)$em. In other
&ords, e,i" spirits
annot otto' and
enter the hu!an
*od% at will. A
se,ere si'ness,
ho&e,er, !a% so
&ea'en so!e part of
the ner,ous s%ste!
that an e,i" spirit !a%
fasten itse"f upon part
or a " " of the *od%.
De!ons !a% "i'e&ise
seure ontro" as the
resu"t of an aident,
or throu(h an
inherited &ea'ness.
De!ons !a% also
ta'e ontro" of the
!ind, of on indi,idua"
&ho (i,es hi!se"f
o,er t o e#essi,e
fear, &orr%, or !ora"
depro,it%, or t o
p"a%in( &ith e,i"
spirits os spiritua"ists
do. 6%or further
infor!ation on this
su*4et, read pa(es
A>-A" of our *oo'
+I+:E DA;S ARE
HER E A)AIN.6
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,AS"
!N)
O("
"%
EM
ONS
No# "et us
onsider the pro*"e!
of e4etin( de!ons.
As has *een said
*efore, de!ons
annot enter the
hu!an *od% at &i"" . I
f that &ere not true,
soon e,er%one &ou"d
*e de!on1
possessed. The
hu!on *od% nor!a""%
repe"s an e#terior
spirit. 5So!e peop"e
indeed find it0,er%
hard to %ie"d t o the
Spirit of )od6. <hen
o person *eo!es
si', the defensi,e
a(enies of the *od%
usua""% repe" the
disease (er!s, and
the *od% reo,ers.
Ph%siians at
this sta(e so!eti!es
ore o*"e t o assist
nature1*ut !ar' this,
that i s al l the% on
0o, assist the
naura( hea"in(
po&ers of the
*od%. I f ho&e,er, the
*od% &ea'ens
suffiient"%. a de!on i
s a*"e to (et ontro",
*% sett"in( on so!e
ner,ous enter of the
*od%. A"ediine i s
o!p"ete"% i!potent
a(ainst de!ons. I t i s
at this sta(e that
ph%siians are
o!p"ete"% *aff"ed.
The person !a% then
*e sent fro! dotor t
o dotor, *ut
e,entua""% he i s de.
f"ared inura*"e. The
person annot *e
ured unti" the de!on
oppression i s ast
a&o%. &hih i s on"%
possi*"e throu(h the
po&er of the na!e of
7esus. Suh &as the
ase of the &o!an
&ho hod the
serious *a' in4ur%,
&ho! Christ hea"ed.
5:u'e
1<11=.>
Consider the ase
of a aner, &hih
*e(ins &i"h a *ruised
e"". No dru( app"ied t
o the on=er bill 'i""
it,, for i t has a
dio*o"io" "ife fro!
Satan that has aused
the e"" t o *eo!e
insane os i t &ere, and
i t (oes into a & i " d
!u"tip"iotion of e""s. I
f the aner i s au(ht
ear"% enou(h the
sur(eon !a% *e of
he"p. He si!p"%
re!o,es that part of
the *od% that ontains
aner, and the "ife of
the aner dies. 23t i f
the aner i s a""o&ed
to. (ro& u n t i " i t
enters a &ide area of
the *od%, its re!o,a" &
i " " entai" the
destrution 01 ,ita"
or(ans. I t i s "hen Ihe
sa!e pro*"e! as that
01 e4etin( the
de!ons fro! an
insane !on &ith
natura" !eans. ;ou
an ' i " " the insane
!an, and the de!ons
no "on(er ho,e a *od%,
*ut for o*,ious
reasons this !e"hod i s
not to *e desired.
Thus &e see the
ineffia% of !ediine t
o ast out de!ons,
one the% ho,e ontro"
o,er the *od%.
Ph%siians !a% *e
o*"e to pre,ent
disease. or assist
nature i n urin( itse"f i
n the ear"%
2
e
c
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n
ti
n
u
a
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r
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e,
a
n
0
w
h
e
n
r
e
-
n
e
w
i
n
sta(
es of
dise
ase.
*ut
the%
ore
po&
er"es
s
&he
n the
*od%
*eo
!es
&ea
'ene
d t o
the
e#te
nt
that
the
de!
ons
assu
!e
poss
essi
on of
0one
or
!ore
or(a
ns of
the
*od%
.
Peo
p"e i
n
desp
erati
on &
i " "
su*
!i"
the!
se",
es t
o
"on(
and
ost"
%
pro
esse
s of
!edi
a"
e#pe
ri!e
nto.
"ion,
and
ph%s
iian
s
!a%
do
their
*est,
*ut
too
often
the.s
tor% i
s the
sa!
e as
that
of
the
&o!
an
&ith
the
issu
e of
*"oo
d
that
a!
e t o
7esu
s.
The
reor
d
de
"a
res
tha
t
sh
e
2ho
d
suf
fer
ed
!a
n%
thi
n(
s
of
!
an
%
ph
%s
ii
an
s,
an
d
ha
d
sp
en
t
al
l
sh
e
ha
d,
an
d
&
as
no
thi
n(
*e
tte
re
d,
*u
t
ra
th
er
(r
e
&
&
or
se
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(a
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en
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of
C
hri
st,
sh
e
&as
inst
ant"
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!a
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&ho
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st i
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the
)re
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Ph%
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the
Hea
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r%
dise
ase
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an
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tho
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a i t
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foi".
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*e"i
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"ife, ha,in( *een purhased 01 (reat cost *% the Sa,iour
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Re#. and Mr%. :. B. McAay, &it$ Jo$n Carey <center &$o &a% $ea"ed of infanti"e )ara"y%i%.
: n the !hotogra!h is @ohn are) of 5a)-tona Beach( +lorida. He not onl) s#ffered from the res#lts of infantile !aral)sis 6#t. had a
cl#6 foot. 7o, :' )ears .old( he has 6een in hos!itals most of his life( and ,as
never a6le to ,al8 ,itho#t a cast arid cr#tches. He ,al8s ,itho#t either cast o$ cr#tches after 6eing !ra)ed for. "hose in-terested in
f#rther information concerning this miracle can ,rite 4ev. W . B . Mc9a)( Bo: /0.6( 'rlando( +lorida.
W e have a re!ort that the Mc9a) revival in ;ac8sonville( +l#.( in ,hich < ch#rches !artici!ated( ,as a ,onderf#l s#ccess.
June, 9:79
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later in Spoane,
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9;;,;;; healings
were recorded in
five years.
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