If you would turn again to our scripture that we looked at yesterday, two openings, please, Mark the 11th chapter, and 2nd Corinthians, the 4th chapter.

In Mark 11, 22, Jesus answered and said to them, have faith in God.

It just lived by faith, the just walked by faith.

In the very next verse, he gives us what could be the principal application of his instruction of how to have faith in God.

Verse 23, for verily I say to you that whosoever shall say until this mountain, be removed,

be cast into the sea, and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith

shall come to pass, he shall have whatsoever he saith.

There's a lot of references to saying there, isn't there?

If you'll say, don't doubt but believe that what you say comes to pass.

You'll have what you say.

How many believe that?

Hallelujah.

You'll have what you say.

Now, if you just take that out of the verse and just say that on its own, then that's not entirely so.

It is possible to say some things and not have them if you don't believe it.

Right?

He said if you'll believe a thing, you say it and you don't doubt in your heart,

but you believe that what you say comes to pass,

you'll have what you say that you're believing in your heart. Amen will come to pass. You'll have what you say that you're believing in your heart. Amen will come

to pass. You'll have what you say. Has this worked for anybody in here? Huh? Can you testify? Did it

make you happy when what you said came to pass? Could it, could it work again for you?

What if you said, I'll pay off every debt?

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