<TITLE>19. Par 65-67</TITLE>L-65 But when Miss Margie Morgan there, the first one that come in, laying there so helpless, cancer eat her up, and they give her radio x-ray treatments, and the doctor said the cancer wrapped around her intestines like the root around of a tree--wrapped around. And there she was laying there. And I walked down, took ahold of her hand, and I turned it loose. I looked at her, and the Spirit of the Lord came down, and told her she'd live, and there she is. That's just one of the thousands: people out of the insane institution and so forth. He promised it. He'll do it. He's God.
And down there at Milltown that day, I went on out to Mr. Wright's to eat supper. Here he sets, right here. And he... I said, "Brother Wright, I must go up on the hill to pray." And I went up--up there and knelt down in the bushes, and I was praying, and stickers sticking me. It seemed like I couldn't quit praying. I heard the dinner bell ring, and I know that Mother Wright wanted us to come. I just kept on praying and praying. I said, "Lord, what do You want me to do?" And all at once, here come that Light, came right down through a dogwood bush, shined right down on me; and I heard a voice say, "Go by the way of Carters." That was enough.

L-66 They had parties out hunting for me. And I jumped across the fence, running towards my car, and it--landed right in the arms of Mr. George Wright, standing there. And him and Mr. Brace, a man from Texas, had just come up. And his wife had been healed. They want... They said, "Do you mean to tell me that Georgie Carter will be healed?" Why, her little limbs was like a broom stick, up here around her hips.
I said, "She'll be healed in the next thirty minutes. If it isn't so, then brand me a false prophet and say I don't know what I'm talking about." We got in the car. The same time, her mother had got so seriously. Her little girl had been crying. She'd laid there and set there by her daughter for nine years and eight months till she'd turned gray. And so she went in, was praying in the room and asking God what had happen, that I'd come through the country and made that statement to the girl, and--or the girl was all upset and so forth. And she claimed she seen a vision of somebody coming; she thought it was her daughter, next door, coming down.
She looked and it was Jesus standing there, a shadow on the wall. He said, "Who's this a coming?" And she seen me get out of the car with this same Bible over my heart, and she could see all my hair being thin there, and knew it was me coming, said, "Who's this?" And she jumped up to run and to tell Georgie about it, and no sooner she got in the room, the door closed, and I was walking out into the car. God's works on both ends of the line. He's always on time.

L-67 I walked into the room under the anointing of the Holy Spirit...?... down there back yonder where the girl was, put my hands upon her. I said, "Georgie, even Jesus Christ Who you love has appeared to me, back yonder, of--of--by Mr. Wright's, and told me, come lay hands on you and you'd be well. Rise up in the Name of the Lord Jesus. And without even enough strength to...
They couldn't even put a bedpan under the girl; they had to use a draw sheet for years. There's her mother. That's right. And she was in such a condition, and there they'd showed me her bed the other day when I was down there, all the paint rubbed off of it where she'd hold her hands and cry and pray like that holding it, rubbing it, that... And she couldn't even get her hands back down. When she'd go to cough, she'd go, "[Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]" in the sputamin cup, when her mother would hold it up.


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