Luke chapter 5 and verse 12, this has been our text for some weeks now.

Let's look at it again.

Luke 5, verse 12, it says, while he was in one of the towns, this is the Amplified, there came a man

full of covered with leprosy. Now this man would have been considered too far gone to help.

He would have been considered incurable, terminal.

When he saw Jesus, he fell on his face and implored him, saying,

Lord, if you are willing, you're able to cure me and make me clean.

This is the question we've been dealing with for some weeks now.

The title of this series is God's will to heal.

And millions, I don't think that's an exaggeration, millions of believers are praying just like this leopard did.

In 2007, they're praying the same prayer he prayed.

Lord, I know you could heal me if it's your will.

How many, that's how you were taught when you came up and maybe in times past.

I know I was.

Always pray if it be thy will.

But that's incorrect.

That is not right. That is not right.

That is not viable.

So you ought to always pray if it be thy will.

Well, why don't you pray that way about somebody to be born again?

So people are inconsistent their self when they say that.

Oh, well, maybe not everything.

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