<TITLE>16. Par 49-52</TITLE>L-49 Could you imagine Isaiah coming back through that crowd? Here Isaiah come walking out from the king's... There was a--the dignities standing around the gate. "What about it, great prophet of God? What about our king?"
"THUS SAITH THE LORD, he's going to die." That settled it.
Walked on down here at the gates and out beside of that stood the soldiers. "What do you say, prophet? What about our king?"
"THUS SAITH THE LORD, he's going to die."
Go on out to the poor people standing at the gate. "Oh, great prophet, what saith the Lord about our king?"
"THUS SAITH THE LORD, your king is going to die." He had THUS SAITH THE LORD.
And then God told him, said, "Go right back and tell him that he's not going to die." What happened? Prayer. Most powerful weapon that was ever put in the--in the... on anybody.
I can see Isaiah walking back saying, "Pardon me, he's going to live. THUS SAITH THE LORD, he's going to live. THUS SAITH THE LORD." What done it? Prayer changes things, is that right?

L-50 So many times on the platform I see it turn dark; I'll just say, "Go ahead, the Lord bless you. (See?) The Lord make you well." But when you hear it speak out, "THUS SAITH THE LORD," mark that down in your book. See what happens. That's...
See, I have no way... He said that. When I'm speaking, it's not me under inspiration; it's not me. It's Him, that--that Pillar of Fire that you've seen in the picture.
That woman was told, with this stomach trouble... (Ready? Just a moment.) The woman was told with stomach trouble, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, you're going to be well. Go eat."

L-51 And a woman come behind her, had a lump on her throat. And told her just the same, she was going to be healed. The woman, when she left the platform, she felt for her lump. It was still there. She went off the platform rejoicing. She said, "If God could inspire that person to tell me what was in my life, I'll be daresn't to disbelieve that what he said wouldn't come to pass." That's right.
The Bible said, "Go ye" and what no more? "Go ye" and what? "Sin no more." What is sin? Unbelief. "Go ye and disbelieve no more, or a worse thing will come upon you." So don't even come in the line, you're not ready to believe. See? "Go ye and disbelieve no more or a worse thing will come."

L-52 The woman went home to... She tried to eat. And every time she'd eat, it would just burn her up. She couldn't do it. Weeks passed, six weeks or more. She was still believing.
And one morning, her children had all went to school, and she got so hungry, and she picked up a little piece of toast and eat it. It didn't come back up. She thought, "That's strange." Real funny feeling come over her. She eat some oats. It didn't come up, so she drank a cup of coffee. It stayed down too.
Why, she just felt so good, she said, "I believe I'll run down and tell my neighbor." And down the street she went with her little shawl on her down there, the little woman about in her thirties. And she run down to tell the other woman, said, "Oh sister," she started to tell her when she... to go tell her what happened, and when she knocked at the door, she heard somebody screaming.
And she opened the door and run in, and there was the woman standing before her screaming at the top of her voice. The lump had just left her throat. And they come to find out...


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