<TITLE>18. Par 62-64</TITLE>L-62 I never heard of Milltown in my life. I was setting here with Mr. Wright, another man setting here. I was at my little church. Many of them was... I never heard of... I seen a vision. I heard a lamb crying, "Milltown, Milltown." I didn't know where it was at. I went to--went out, and Mr. Wright told me where it was at. And I went down there. I didn't know what to do. I'd bought a little old soap box and was going to preach on it on the street corner. The Lord told me, "Go up on the hill." And I went up there and there was a big Baptist church, which I belong to the Baptist church. And I said, "Well, anybody there?"
"No," said, "there's some trouble come up and they hadn't used it for nothing."
I said, "Lord, if You want me to go in that church, open the door."
And the man came by in a few minutes and opened the door for me. Went in and started a meeting. Still I wondered. Mr. Hall came in that on the very first night and was converted. He's the pastor down there now.

L-63 Then I thought, "That's not the lamb." And a few days later, someone told me there was a lady down below the hill, a little girl, that had got one of my books and was reading it, and she was dying: been in the bed for nine years and eight months. I went down there and had prayer for her; her and her mother. And look--listen to this: I went away, went on out, preached my revival.
Two weeks or three weeks later, I come back and had another service. She wanted to be baptized. She hadn't been out of the bed. And I went home with Mr. Wright setting here, for dinner, after I'd had a baptismal service. She cried all day. She seen this Nail girl here; she may be here in the building tonight, from the Methodist church up at--at--I forget the name of the place up here above Salem. Crippled in her right ha--right foot and left hand; arthritis had drawed her up. She was healed instantly by a vision.

L-64 See, it's not what I do; it's what He showed me. I can't do nothing. What He tells me, I just go say it, and do it like He tells me. Here's my own mother laying here dying; I couldn't say nothing till He would tell me. See? How many understands now? It's not me; it's God. I can't do nothing till He tells me. And then, that's what the Angel of the Lord told me when He met me there at Green's Mill. Said--I said... He said, "You're to take the--this gift to the peoples of the world; and you'll be praying for kings and great men." Look at it.
I said, "Oh, I'm uneducated, Sir." He was a Man, not just a shadow. He was a Man, weighed about two hundred pounds, had dark hair to His shoulders, and had His arms folded like that. Said, "You were born for this purpose."
And I said, "Sir, they wouldn't believe me; I'm uneducated."
He said, "As it was with the prophet Moses, He gave him two signs to a vindicate his ministry, so will you be given two signs." And said, "One of them, you'll take hold of the person's hands, and not you speak, but I'll speak through you and tell you what's wrong with the patient. The next thing, you'll go like--like our Master did, and tell them the things that they've done in their life that's hindered and caused, like our Master did." Well, that was hard for me to stand here before my friends in Jeffersonville, and around, and make that first statement.


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