<TITLE>13. Par 48-51</TITLE>L-48 Yes, brother, hallelujah. You can go...?... And I know a lot of them guys that absolutely received the Holy Ghost back yonder, a number of those--a number of men on the field today, but is ashamed to confess it. But I'm one Baptist that received the baptism of the Holy Ghost, and believe It with all my heart, and teach It. Hallelujah.
I will stay true to the old Word. Yes, sir. And God's confirmed It throughout the entire world. When standing there in Durban, Africa... I said to these great bunch of Baptist ministers was standing there, having a supper, Jewish Hospital. They had a staff of the doctors down there talk on Divine healing. Some great miracles had been done around Louisville. They said, "What about this?"
And one of the doctors said, "Well, I tell you; I find this, that the greatest power in the world is not the atomic bomb, but a believer in contact with his Maker." It changes the whole attitude, changes his mental, it changes his habit, it changes his body, it changes his nature, everything. Then, how could...

L-49 I said, "Gentlemen, looky here. You've been sending missionaries in Africa." And I said, "Here's Dr. Davis that told me that I'd lost my mind. And told me I had a nightmare when that Angel appeared to me." And I said...
Told me go back home and to my tabernacle. And I wouldn't do it. I took off for Jonesboro, and here's where we had a... one of our first meetings, and from there around the world.
And I said, "You told me to go home, that I had had a nightmare." And I said, "The very thing that you call fanaticism, won more souls to Jesus Christ in five minutes times in South Africa, than the millions of dollars you spent, and all the missionaries you sent for the last hundred years in there too." Hallelujah.

L-50 Walked out on that stage that day, where a hundred thousand people had gathered. And a great dramatic thing taken place. The first come forward was a Mohammedan woman. I told the missionaries, "Just go pick you out about five out of each tribe, 'cause you can't give cards, or nothing, in there and line them up. And there's a law, and they're fussing between. Here's the Indians over here, about thirty thousand. Here was the Shangai's, the Basothu, and the Zulu, and all different kinds, about fifteen different interpreters. You speak one word and wait five or ten minutes till they got through them, all through the interpreters.
The first one come up was the Mohammedan woman. She had a dot between her eyes, denying Jesus Christ. I said, "What did you come to me for?"
She said, through the interpreter, of course, she said, "Well, I--I--I know that--that your prayers are answered," said, "in God." Mohammedans believe in God too, but they believe Mohammed was the prophet.

L-51 I said, "I am a Christian." I said, "Why, did you come to me?" She bowed her head. I said, "You're suffering now with tuberculosis." She looked at me. Those Mohammedans raised their head. She was a renowned woman among them. They knew that was truth. They begin to holler Krishna, their incarnated god. And Mr. Bosworth and them stopped them.
"Just a moment," he said.
I said, "You have tuberculosis."
"Yes."
And I said, "If you'll accept Jesus Christ as your personal Saviour now, and deny that Mohammed is the prophet, and believe that Jesus is the Son of God, you shall be healed."
She said, "I now accept Jesus Christ as my Saviour." And walked off the platform.
The next coming was another Mohammedan. She was a Christian. I said, "You was at a doctor the other day, who tol... Your husband went with you, and the doctor told you that you had a cyst on the ovary."
She said, "That's exactly the truth." And she looked at me.


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