<TITLE>07. Par 19-21</TITLE>L-19 So I went home and I called the doctor. I said, "Dr. Sam..." You can call him; he's Dr. Sam Adair at Jeffersonville, if you want to. He's...?... has a big clinic there. See? I said, "Dr. Sam..."
He said, "Yes?"
I said, "You know the Reverend Mr. Hall that you said was going to jump overboard in four days?"
Said, "Yes, he is."
I said, "No, he isn't." I said, "He's going to live."
He said, "Oh, Billy, how can he live with a cancer on his liver?"
I said, "I don't know, but God just showed me a vision." I said, "Dr. Adair, how many times have you seen it?"
He said, "Well, Billy," said, "I don't want to doubt your word, son, but look, the old doctor will have to see that one."
I said, "Well, you won't die with old age--and he--'till you see it."
And he said, "Well, when is it going to happen?"
I said, "I don't know."
He said, "Is he healed now?"
I said, "I don't know, but God said he wasn't going to die with that cancer. And he isn't going to die."
He said, "I'll have to see it."
I said, "You'll see it."
He said, "When you leaving?"
I said, "Tomorrow."

L-20 I was gone six weeks. I come back and we had a--a one night at the high school gymnasium at Jeffersonville. Well, they had about four thousand inside, about four thousand outside. And the next day I was fixing to leave for New York to go to Africa. And just as I got on the platform, about this time; I just got in the late afternoon, went on down to the meeting. And my son and them brought me in. I got on the platform. And they were down, had to hurry and give out prayer cards while we were in the meeting, 'cause we'd just got in. The people were packed and jammed into the streets.
And I happen to look, setting up here in the bleachers was Dr. Dillman from Corydon. I said, "I'm glad to see you, Dr. Dillman." He bowed his head.
And I happened to look setting over here and it was Dr. Balden from Jeffersonville. His wife had just been healed with asthma setting in my house. He put his arms around me, and just cried there at the house. Said, "Billy, she's just as normal as she can be."
I said, "I'm glad to see you, Dr. Balden." He nodded his head. And I happened to look standing way back in the back, and there stood Dr. Sam Adair: couldn't get in; he was standing in the doorway. And I said, "Glad to see you, Dr. Adair." And he... And I happened to look, setting over here, and here set Brother Hall. And I--I said, "Dr. Dillman, you remember your patient, Mr. Hall?"
"Yes, sir."
And I said, "Dr. Adair, you remember I told you about, he's going to live?"
He said, "Yes."
I said, "You said you'd have to see it, didn't you?"
"Yeah."
I said, "You want to testify, Brother Hall?"
He said, "Oh, praise God." He said, "Testify?" Said, "I've gained thirty-five pounds. He stood up there, and I tell you that started it to rolling right then. And that...
They taken and doctor taken that man to the hospital, and put him under x-ray, and tried every way they could, and couldn't find one speck of the cancer. He weighs a hundred and eighty-five pounds. That's been two years ago, and he's in perfect health, living in Milltown, Indiana, tonight. Call him up at my expense. With Georgie Carter...

L-21 By the way, talking of the doctor... If you'd happen to call him, ask him this. A few days ago... I don't whether he'd appreciate me telling this in an audience or not, but he's a fine fellow. And just remember, you that criticize doctors, be careful what you're doing. Lot of them are fine believing Christian men.
When I went into Africa, I was only there one night, and the medical association called me up the next morning, give me the right hand of fellowship, and said, "The entire hospitals through South Africa is open to you." Said, "That's truly Divine healing and we believe it in that way."
Said, "Thank you." That's right. And they come down and had breakfast--wanted--wanted to have breakfast. 'Course, I--some of those heavy meetings, you don't eat--just wait on the Spirit of the Lord.


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