If you didn't bring a Bible with you, hold up your hand.

The ushers have extra Bibles and turn to Luke 5 with us, please.

Let's get into this tonight.

Luke 5.

For some weeks, we've been on the subject of God's will to heal haven't we and we've been looking at

and answering the question is it God's will for us to be healed for all of us to be healed for us to be healed

for us to be healed now For us to be healed now.

And we've said it's not, what you think is not a good enough answer.

Or what you have experienced or what somebody else thinks or somebody's opinion or book is not good enough.

We must know from the word what the answer to these things are.

And in Luke 5 in verse 12, it came to pass when Jesus was in a certain city, Luke 5, 12,

a man full of leprosy, this would be considered a terminal condition.

He saw Jesus and he fell on his face and he besought him.

He said, Lord, if you will, you can make me clean.

Is he praying for healing with an if it be your will?

Lord, I know you can heal me.

What?

If you will.

So is he convinced of the Lord's will to heal him?

No.

Is this how millions of Christians pray today?

All, you know, thousands and thousands of ministers and pastors.

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