<TITLE>10. Par 63-69</TITLE>L-63 Someone said, down here in an Arkansas meeting the other day, said, "Brother Branham," said... It was a fellow, a Nazarene; he'd been healed. He had his--walking right over town with his crutches on his shoulder. He said, "You know what?" Said, "When I first come here," said, "I--I thought you--heard you preach, I thought you was a Nazarene." He said, "Then I seen the most of the people were Pentecostal, and somebody told me you were Pentecostal. And now you say you're a Baptist." Said, "I don't get it."
I said, "Oh, that's easy." I said, "I'm a Pentecostal Nazarene Baptist." That's...?... That's right. All right. No, we are one in Christ Jesus, by the Holy Spirit making us one. That's right.

L-65 Now, notice, this little cell backslides when it's bruised. It begins, little... Other little germs run forth to give its lives in there, and that's what pus comes in a sore. That's teeny little soldiers fighting for your life. They run up there and--and to hit that poison, them demon powers that's trying--trying to collect in there, and give their lives. That's what makes--that's... They're a bunch of little dead soldiers, that pus that's in your blood--that's in a--in a sore, that give their life to save yours.

L-66 Now, once a little cell rejects in there and this demon gets started, he starts growing; he begins to multiply cells. He's building a body just exactly like your babies begin in your womb, and like you did in your mother: cell on top of cell, cell on top of cell, cell on, any way, anywhere. Just they have no form of nothing like a human being after its nature. It's just out of a spirit, it just grows any way. And it begin cell on top of cell, cell on top of cell.
And now, the first thing you know, you'll begin to get weak and feel sick. You go to the doctor, and he'll examine you. Maybe he can't find it. If he does, maybe he'll cut it. If he can cut it clear, all right, he's got it. But if he can't cut it clear, then if it's in the throat or somewhere where it can't be cut clear, one little speck of it will live right on (See?), because it has not... Like you'd cut your hand off and settle it, or anything, or you cut off... What I mean, if you'd cut the main body off, and leave your hand there, why, it wouldn't live. But--but (See?), that has not the form of life like you have. It's a demon power a-moving.

L-68 And now notice, you call them... The doctor calls it a cancer. God calls it a devil. Look at today. They just get it... Where did the word cancer come from? It comes from the--from a Latin word which is used in medical terms, meaning "a crab." A crab that you'd see along the seashore that's got all them legs, that's the way that--that it does; it reaches out, spreads out. The word "cancer" is "crab." And it gets in and just keeps taking ahold and sucking blood as it goes, like the octopus or something. Why, a tumor, cataract, and other diseases, every one of them comes from a germ. And that germ has to be a body. And before it can be a body, it has to be a life. Before it can create or--or germitize and make more cells, it has to be a life. Is that correct? Now, where did that cancer come from? Who, where'd that come from? It wasn't on you here sometime ago, but now maybe it's on you. Where did it come from? It's another life different from your life, living in you. And it's a tormenting, sapping your life. That's the reason Jesus called it a devil.

L-69 They call epilepsy today, they say "epilepsy." Why, epilepsy, in the Bible, Jesus called it a devil. When the man come with the boy that fell on the ground, and frothed at the mouth, and everything, he said, "He has a devil, and oft time he throws him in the fire, in the water."
Now, they've polished his name up and called it epilepsy, but he's a devil. And Jesus said, "Thou devil, come out of the child." It's exactly. Now, epilepsy's usually caused from a kidney trouble. Maybe you get into that a little later. See? It causes an epilepsy, a uremic.


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