God-Can-Do-It-Again-Kathryn-Kuhlman-Kingdomsermons.com_

part which she considers the most important aspect of her
ministry.
“I believe that the blood of Jesus Christ is sufficient
atonement for sin,” she declared in ringing tones. “The
healing of the body, as marvelous as it is, is secondary to
the healing of the soul. If you have never been born again,
if you have never tasted the joy of salvation, if you have
never made a total commitment of your life to God’s Son,
Jesus Christ, I want you to do it right now. Jesus said,
’Him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.’”
And they came. The organ broke into a refrain as the
aisles filled with people. By the score, they streamed down
the aisles from every part of the huge auditorium. The
elderly, the middle aged, teenagers—all were coming.
Some were in tears. Others had shining faces, as
though they had already experienced salvation even as
they walked down the aisles. Some walked quickly, their
jaws set as though afraid that if they hesitated they might
change their minds. Others plodded, seemingly weighed
down by heavy burdens.
They filled the platform and clogged the steps and
aisles approaching the stage. They crowded in, trying to
get dose enough to Miss Kuhlman that she could put her
hands on them and pray. Faces were eager and straining,
surging forward, trying to get close enough to be touched
in prayer.
“We could not possibly pronounce a benediction on a
service such as this,” Miss Kuhlman said to those who
remained in their seats (and it seemed that at least half of