<TITLE>23. Par 57-59</TITLE>L-57 Now, now, what could be done for these people? Now, these standing in the line, just a few of them here; we called a few of them up here to the platform. And my heavenly Father knows that as far as I know, I've never seen a person in that line. Frankly, there's nobody in the building... I thought this man setting right here awhile ago is Brother G. H. Brown, from Little Rock, but it isn't. And you know it, doesn't he looks a whole lot like him, but I--I thought it was Brother Brown, but it isn't.
If I'm not mistaken, this is Brother Fuller setting right over here, if I'm not mistaken setting right there. And this man here, I don't know him, but I--I know his face, but I don't know his name. Outside of that, outside my own brethren right here, there's not a person in this building that I see that I know. That's right.

L-58 Now, I'm not saying that, if you know me I'm... See, I just don't know you. You see? See? Or I don't recognize you. God knows that.
And yes, I see the lady set up there, her sister. I know that lady, she's from Tucson, Mrs. Morgan. The first vision I ever seen in my life... Her sister was a twenty-one year graduate nurse in Louisville, Kentucky. She's been dead about fourteen years. She's nursing at Clark County Memorial Hospital. And she came after the Angel of the Lord had ministered to me this... told me what it was, and about these visions, that the ministers told me the it was the devil, and He let me know it was the Spirit of God. And they just didn't understand like they did in the other days. And Mrs. Morgan was the first one to come. Mr. McDowell had been healed of his eyes. Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Morgan, her husband said, "Come," and said, "now, I wonder if that'll work on my wife; she's dying, taking radium, x-rays...?... Oh, my. She's out of her head."
So he come ask me. I said, "It's not for me to question it, it's for you to question. Do you believe it? I believe it." So he brought here over, and the lady, right here, was present that night. And when the woman with cancer, it went all through went from the breast, down through the abdomen, into the intestinal tract, and the doctor when he opened her up, "Why," he said, "just like the roots of a tree. Wrapped..." He couldn't even wash her out with an enema. And said, "There's nothing to do, but let her die." And she got so low, till the doctor told her husband, said, "Now, did you... If you want to take her out of the hospital over to Jeffersonville," said, "you can take her just 'cause she always said she liked the river, let her see the river before she dies." But said, "There ain't nothing can be done for her."

L-59 Well, that being my first...?... laying there like that, a dying woman, but when I took a hold of her hand... Two nights or three nights before that the Lord Jesus had met me up there. And this Angel stood by me, and said, this thing would happen, that I was going into all the world, testifying of it at the platform that night, when praying for her, the Holy Spirit spoke back, "THUS SAITH THE LORD." And today she's a healthy, and strong, fine, lovely woman, and that's her sister setting there, a witness. Is that right, sister? If it's... That's--that's right. Lovely...
And a great attorney come from up north. He heard about it. And he come down, wanted to find out. So he went to the cancer clinic in Louisville, and she's been dead for years. He said, "You want to meet her?" Said, "She's the livest dead person you ever seen," still nursing.


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