<TITLE>15. Par 52-54</TITLE>L-52 Now, when He speaks through me, I know what He tells me. I see it just like I'm looking here. But when He doesn't speak, I can't say nothing. Or in the meeting, there I just walk into the platform. And as I walked in, I looked, I saw a stack of hay, just materializes in front of me. I begin to speak about that stack. I seen a little boy get hurt on a hay frame. I seen him years later, selling books from a wheelchair or something. I seen him a great man in a big office where a men wore a kind of rounded collars, begin to speak of it. My manager come to me or one of the ministers and said... And I seen the man setting back out there in the audience. I said, "There sets the man." Brought a wheelchairs and thing... I said, "There sets the man right there. He's under a certain church."
Someone come to me and said, "You know who that was?" one of my managers.
I said, "No."
Said, "That's Congressman Upshaw. Did you ever hear of him?"
I said, "No, sir."
He said, "He run for President."
I said, "It... I don't remember him."
And he said, "He's been an invalid, crippled for sixty-six years."
I said, "Yes, sir." 
And said--he said, "Well, what's going to happen?"
I said, "I don't know."

L-53 And I seen his wife praying with him. I started to turn and say, "Bring the next person in the prayer line," and when the next person started to come, I looked around here before me stood a doctor: thin fellow, wearing tortoise-shell glasses, had one of those, whatever it is that he wears on his head to look in your throat. He was discouraged; he was shaking his head. I say, "I see a thin doctor. He's shaking his head. He's--he's just performed an operation on a little colored girl; it paralyzed her. And she's paralyzed from her shoulders down."
And I turned back around, and I said to my brother, "Bring me your patient." And then way down, way in, I heard someone crying, and I looked; and here was a hospital stretcher like these along here, and an old colored woman crawling on her knees, coming behind, screaming, "God be merciful to me." And I looked, and there was the little colored girl that I seen in the vision. She said, "Lordy, mercy." She said, "Parson, you told just exactly the kind of doctor that was. Is God going to let my baby live?"
I said, "Auntie, I don't know." I said, "I can only speak what I see."
And she said, "O God, have mercy, have mercy," kept crying. The little thing's paralyzed. She's...
I said, "It's been about two years, hasn't it, Auntie?"
She said, "That's what it's been, sir."
And I turned around to call the patient. I looked, and I seen something in front of me. And I seen a--something materializing, it looked like a road. But it was a street, and going down that street, went that little colored girl with a doll on her arm, walking like this. Brother, sister, all those devils in hell couldn't stop it then. I said, "Auntie, your faith has saved the child; it's whole."

L-54 I've seen it in hundreds of cases, thousands of cases. And here before me tonight, I give any person leave. Did you ever one time ever see It say anything but what was perfectly that way? How manys been in meetings and seen it, let's see your hand? Raise your hands everywhere. There it is. Every time It's perfect, for It's God, not a man; It's God, and It can't be wrong.
Then, notice, she said, "Is my baby healed?"
I said, "Yes, ma'am." And she caught the little thing by the hand, and the little baby raised up, threw it's arms around mother, got up and walked out of the building, perfectly whole. People begin fainting.


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