<TITLE>07. Par 27-31</TITLE>L-27 I thought, "Well." I thought, "Thank You, dear Father." I looked at Brother Hall. I said, "Dr. Dillman, you remember that Mr. Hall that you give up with cancer, here not long ago?" Nodded his head. I said, "Dr. Adair, you know that..."
And by the way, I forgot to tell you: I called Dr. Adair the next morning, the same morning. I said, "Doctor, that man that you said was going to jump overboard is going to live."
He said, "What'd you say, Billy?"
I said, "He's going to live."
He said, "How's he going to live with a cancer in his liver?"
I said, "I don't know. But he's going to live."

L-28 Well, he's sent me on many cases; you can call him tonight. Watch what he'd... The Lord told him just where his clinic would be built, up in there in my room, told him where... He said, "It can't be, Billy; they can't build that clinic there." Said, "I've just took it through law, and they can't even touch that lot for twenty-five years."
I said, "I see a vision, and it's a red brick building."
He said, "That's the descriptions I want to build."
And I said, "It's setting right on the corner of Maple and Market, I mean Wall and Market street."
He said, "Billy, it can't be, honey." Said, "I--I don't want to dispute your word," but said, "it can't be."
I said, "Doctor, don't dispute what God has said. You just go on and listen."
He said, "Well, I sure hope you're right."

L-29 And the next morning he called me up, and he said, "Say, shivers is running all through me." He said, "You know they had a meeting in Boston last night, and I've already bought that lot already this morning."
So that... So he--he said, "I never have doubted you," but said, "the old doctor will have to see that happen." He said, "When is it going to happen?"
I said, "I don't know." But I said, "He told me that he wasn't going to die. He was going to live." And I said, "I'll just stake my life at it, and say it's going to be that way."
He said, "Well, old doctor will have to see that."
I said, "Well, you won't die with old age until you see it," I said, "because it's going to be."

L-30 And that night, I said to him, I said, "Do you remember that man that was going to jump overboard in three days--or four days?"
He said... nodded his head, "Yes."
I said, "Do you want to testify, Brother Hall?"
He said, "Glory to God." He said, "Do I want to testify?" He said, "Brother Branham, I... In these six weeks time I've gained nearly forty pounds of weight." Said, "Look at me." Like that.
So the doctor took him out that night, and they took him to the hospital, and give him examination to prove it to themselves. There's not a trace of it. William Hall is preaching in the Milltown Baptist church tomorrow. He weighs a hundred and eighty-five pounds, in perfect health. That has been three years ago. See... Praise be to God for His goodness.

L-31 Now, I want to ask you something, Christian friend. Did I have anything to do with his healing? Not one thing. Even when I prayed for him, it didn't seem to take effect. It was his faith in God. I only took a message, what God told me to tell him.
Many of you are reading these books. We're not book salesmen. We don't mean to be that. I buy these books myself. They're printed by another man, which is setting in the building tonight. Not this one, this one is by Gordon Lindsay.
But the other one, I buy them at forty percent off. I get someone to sell them for me and haul them to the meetings. It's not money, you see that. It's just, I think it would help somebody. And if I didn't think it was worth what they was asking for it, I sure wouldn't--wouldn't get it on the market. But I think it helps people, because I have thousands of testimonies of it. And I'm--I'm happy to have it.


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