<TITLE>09. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 There was a lady coming up. So they started bringing her up. So as the lady started, I looked this a way. I seen a doctor, a young fellow, looked to be about twenty-five years old. He had his arms folded, and if there's a doctor present, I don't know what to call it, this thing they put around their head here: it's got a light out here, looks into the throat. And he had on a little jacket, and it up around the throat tight here, and he had his arms folded and he was looking down, going... He was discouraged, and I just kept watching the little doctor, and as the vision materialized down, he'd operated on a little colored girl, took the tonsils out and it had paralyzed her. She was laying paralyzed.
I said, "The doctor has operated on a little colored girl about five or six years old, removed the tonsils, and it's paralyzed her." And about that time I heard a scream about, oh, way down along on the right side, way down in that way somewhere, and the dust flying, and here come a typical old Aunt Jemima, great big, fat woman with--colored woman--with a stretcher in her hand, an ambulance stretcher, and she had that great, big arm just a knocking ushers every way. It was her baby--screaming to the top of her voice.

L-35 Well, the only way they could keep her off of the platform was to line up a bunch of ushers here, and she just--she said, "Lordy mercy. That was my baby, and that's the same kind of man that operated on my baby." And I said... She said, If--if--if parson is my baby going to be healed?"
I said, "Auntie, I don't know." I said, "I can't say. The only thing I can say is what I see." I said, "Oh, I could tell you I believed it, pray for the baby, but to say is it going... I don't know." I said, "Surely..."
You just think a poor illiterate colored woman, setting way down in that back row there, and Almighty God moving a vision out here concerned about her. Could you imagine? God is no respect of person. He will--he will respect a sincere heart I don't care where it's at. That's right.

L-36 And here she was standing there. She was just carrying on there and the ushers trying to quieten her. So the first lady come on up, and as I--I hadn't even got to her case to talk to her yet.
And I saw something moving again, and I looked out, and right over the audience like this come like a dark streak, and I begin to watch that streak, and it materialized into a road or a street or something. And down the street went that little colored girl with a doll on her arm, rocking that doll.
Brother, that was it. I knew it. All devils out of hell couldn't stop it then. No, God done said so. That settles it. I knew what was going to happen, and I thought, "Oh, praise the Lord."

L-37 I told this lady, I said, "Excuse me." I said, "Auntie, you're a Christian, no doubt."
She said, "I's been raised from a baby to be a Christian," she said. She said, "Lord, my baby."
I said, "Now, stand up just a minute." I said, "Do not weep." I said, "Jesus Christ has heard your prayer, and He's healed your baby."
And she said, "Is--is my baby going to get well?"
I said, "It is well."
And she said, "You mean my..."
And the little girl said, "Mommy, look a here." And she jumped up there, and that poor old thing, and women fainted setting around there. And she jumped up, and that little girl got her by the hand and down through... Made them kept quiet and down through the audience they went, holding one another's hands, praising God, walking out the door. I stood still, watching. People crying and as they went out the door.


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