<TITLE>15. Par 47-50</TITLE>L-47 Let us say, "Praise be to God." Now, everyone reverent. I want everyone to be aware that the things that I speak is not myself; that's not my voice; it's my voice, but not me using it. I go into another place and see what's materializing in front of me. The people move away. I at this time cannot tell you what was wrong with the person I just prayed for. I just seen a vision, and I just have to speak it as it comes to me. And then the person witnesses after it leaves me that it's right or wrong. All right, bring the patient. And everybody real reverent.
How do you do, sir? Perceive, of course, by your dress that you're a minister. Would you come just a little closer, sir? Our Christ is wonderful, isn't he, brother? I see you're quite a believer. Yes, sir, I do. Say, you have a ministry of praying for the sick yourself. You pray for the sick, don't you? You write much literature and stuff on the same, don't you? You come from Canada, don't you? That's right. You're suffering with something wrong in your bowels. I say it's... It's cancer of the bowels, is what it is. It's got ulcerated, begin to start causing you much trouble. Isn't that true? My brother, let me have your hand.

L-48 Merciful God, I hold now in mine the hand that pens the words that brings relief and for this suffering. Satan is trying to destroy this warrior. But Thou art here to heal him. Almighty God, Author of Life and Giver of every good gift, send Thy blessings upon my brother, as I speak in Thy Name. And God if Thy servant has found favor in Your sight, spare the life of my brother. And may from this night on, that clear up from him and may he be a warrior on the fields up there that'll cause literally thousands to find great help. Grant it, Lord. And I now curse this demon called cancer in the Name of Jesus Christ, may it come out of him, and may the man live. God bless you, my brother. Your gallant faith has saved you; you're going home. And your ministry's going to increase, and you're going to do more for the Lord than you've ever done. God bless you, my brother.
Let us say, "Praise be to God."

L-49 Do you know that man, Brother Baxter? Well, let's say, "Praise the Lord." [Brother Baxter speaks: "I'd just like to say one thing about this man; he corresponded with me about coming to New York. I said, 'Come.' I said, 'There was nothing I could promise.' When Brother Branham said that the man had written literature, I was about ready to jump, because his last letter to me, he sent me some of his literature on Divine healing. Everything Brother Branham said about the man is true, and Brother Branham didn't know it."--Ed.]
I only can say what God has showed me to and tells me to say. But only I can see him materializing in front of me, that I can do. Nothing else I cannot do. But the man is not going to die with the cancer; he's going to live. All right, bring the patient.

L-50 How do you do, sister? Would you just come a little closer? I just want you near so that I know when It starts speaking, that'll--your voice will be caught in the microphone. You see? I perceive that you are a Christian. Yes. You've been very much worried lately. You are... Something has been bothering you. I see when you're standing in the room, you're worried. Say, it's in your... It's a tumor, isn't it? It's a tumor that's bothering you. And that tumor, I see you showing it; it's--it's in your mouth, isn't it? It's a tumor in your mouth; that is right. There's something happened then, didn't it? The life of the tumor left, sister. You go home to be well. In the Name of the Lord Jesus, make...
Let us say, "Praise be to God," Who giveth us the victory through Jesus Christ our Lord. All right, will the lady come, please.


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