SNT 0727 Principles of Healing
Principles of Healing Reveals some principles needed to be utilized by the person ministering or the person being ministered to, to bring healing to pass. [October 20, 1974] SNT – 727 Prayer WOW letter Luk 5:12-26; (Eph 1:22, 23) (Luk 5:21-23); Mat 8:34; 9:1-8; Mar 2:1-4 Mar 2:5-18; Joh 5:1-10 Joh 5:10-16; (Act 3:1-8) -------------------------- Principles of Healing Victor Paul Wierwille October 20, 1974 Sunday Night Teaching SNT-0727 - The Way International Our Heavenly Father, on this wonderful Sunday night again here at The Way Center, Biblical Research International Headquarters, we, your people, lift up our hearts and our minds in thanksgiving unto thee because we know that thou art the Author and Finisher of our faith and that in Jesus Christ we live and we move and we have our being today. Thank you Father for the ministry that emanates here and reaches out around the world and for your blessing upon everyone who hungers and thirsts after that Word of God. And, thank you Father that we have a place like this in the country where we can hold forth that greatness of that Word and for this wonderful time to be together tonight. And, again, may every person here – every child, every young person, every adult – just be dynamically blessed with the greatness of your Word through Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen. God bless. You may be seated. I have a letter from a W.O.W. I want to share with you tonight. I think the W.O.W. program is one of the great programs in the world today. Anybody, who commits himself or herself to the W.O.W. program for this one year, really learns a great deal; is blessed a great deal and is a great blessing to people. This letter that I’m going to share with you tonight was written to one of our Limb coordinators (it wasn’t written to me), and it was written to him from one of the believers who came out of his fellowship and had been under his spiritual guidance. This is the letter: “God bless and greetings. Approximately one month has passed s
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live in one ‘more than an abundant’ house. We all work in the same place as waiters and waitresses under a boss who is very appreciative of our needs. We work whatever hours we want [and] rotate days off to mind the baby. To live in a W.O.W. family is an incredible experience. We became very tight, very honest and very understanding in a very short time. This, of course, was necessary for survival. As an Ambassador in a W.O.W. family, you forget the Word ‘I’ and begin to understand the meaning of ‘we’. For example, in our family no one works for himself; all money we earn is put together to meet the family’s needs, likewise with all of our possessions which we own. All of this, of course, is not that easy to do at first. I’m really learning the importance of discipline far above what I’d previously understood. You can’t relax from the Word or from walking in our sonship rights for a day