The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 116

Ye shall do no unrighteousness in judgment: thou shalt not respect the person of the poor, nor honour the person of the mighty: but in righteousness shalt thou judge thy neighbour. (Leviticus 19:15) 13 Now, just believe Him tonight, and He will do you the same way. For He’s no respect of persons; He’s respecting faith. God only will honor faith. Even your salvation sometimes won’t—won’t atone for your healing. Not the merits of your salvation, you’re not healed by that; you’re healed by the merit of your faith. See? I’ve seen Christians come to the platform, renowned Christians, and failed to be healed, and see a prostitute walk on the platform, be healed instantly. See? Because the Christian had been drug through a many places, and skeptic, kind of believing, “Wonder if the days of miracles is past?” And they’ll go off missing it. And a poor old prostitute come to the platform knowing that she’s guilty, condemned before God, and there give her heart to Christ, and be healed instantly with no—just walk away. So it’s on the merit of your faith. Look in the times of Jesus, how the Pharisees and Sadducees, they walked by and doubted. And the street women and so forth, of that day and so forth, and the beggars, and things would be healed, where many of the others didn’t get healed. See? It was on the merits of your faith. 55-1001 - "Expectation" Rev. William Marrion Branham -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 And I set this day aside for miracles. And may God, Who listens to me now, if He will just grant this to me today, that ever what is brought here before He and I this day, if He will let it get well, surely, you’ll believe from then on. You—you’ll pass through the prayer line and believe that God truly has sent this gift of healing. Won’t you believe that? You won’t have to have one more miracle performed in the rest of the meetings; you’ll believe if you’re prayed for. And remember, with the Bible here before me, is it true that this power is given only for healing. I pray for the people; they go away. And if they believe, they get well. If that feel, that faith, that prayer is said for that person, and if they believe it, the Angels of God will watch over that person. They have to get well, maybe not that hour, maybe not that week, maybe not that month. It may be six weeks before they’re well. But they’ll get well. They’ve got to get well. 17 And friends, the lowest count that I ever had of any of my meetings, counting by prayer cards, was seventy percent of what was prayed for. The highest percent was at Winnipeg, Canada. Ninety-eight percent of what was prayed for was healed. Ninety-eight percent… That hasn’t been but about five months ago, four months ago. And they are healed now. They’re… Some sent their—their testimony in that they are well. And at the Vancouver meeting, my secretary called me while I was at Portland, or at the Ashland, and he said, “Brother Branham, I believe it’s going to be one hundred percent from the way the testimonies are coming in, and the prayer cards that we put out.” One hundred percent, I hope it does. 18 Well, if God can heal those people on their faith in Canada, God loves Americans the same as He loves Canadians. Is that right? He’s no respecter of persons. And He will heal you, if you’ll just believe it. But He cannot heal you without your faith. You’ve got to believe that He will heal. Now, I think now, it’s three minutes after two, or three minutes after three by this time here. Now, we’re—we want to get out by five o’clock. And I want to speak just a little bit upon our lesson, and then we’ll start the prayer line, or the keep faith line. 47-1123 - "The Children Of Israel" Rev. William Marrion Branham