<TITLE>07. Par 26-28</TITLE>L-26 A little lady may be present now; I don't know. She lives just across the street there (She should be present if she can get in, unless she's give some outsider her place.): a Mrs. Reese. I remember the time that when I went down there at the corner, when Mr. Andrews lived next door to me, across the street...
And that man laughed at me on the corner, when I went that night when she was laying there right across the street here on the corner. That's where she lived when she was in sickness, and she'd been taken from up at here on Silvercrest to die with TB, and her lungs were all congested up. When Miss Grace Weber right second door here, first door above the church was healed with TB, right in the same time...
I believe I see the sister setting here that was healed with cancer, wasn't nothing but a skeleton when the doctor turned her down, a Miss... setting here with a pink flower on you, what... Weaver, is that right? Yes. Several years ago cancer had went all through her, eating her up. Healed with cancer because the Lord showed a vision down at her house and said, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, You'll not die."

L-27 I baptized her here in this pool of water when I had to hold her, her arms wasn't over that big around. Here she is alive yet today, and that's been years ago. How many more could I say in here: the deaf, dumb, blind, cancer-eaten and so forth that God has healed because God made the promise.
That night while praying for the lady over on the corner, the Holy Ghost came down. She had her little children around her, and her husband was setting there; and the Holy Spirit said, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, she's going to be made well."
The next morning Mr. Andrews, that perfect infidel, met me at the corner and shamed me, said, "Preacher, aren't you ashamed of yourself?" I had on an old pair of ragged overalls, coming from the store to get some buns for breakfast, and he was going over. And he said, "Shame on you. Would deceive that family like that, that poor little mother laying there with those children dying, and you telling her under a falsehood that she was going to be alive."
Said, "Sir, I never told her that. God said that, and His Words is true."
Oh, he said, "Shame on you. There's no such a thing as God, only your mental workup and emotion." Oh, my.

L-28 A few days after that when his wife was stricken at the hospital here, you know the story, most of you. And he had to come to me to go pray for her, very renowned Christian woman. I said, "Sister..." Laying... My wife was just here somewhere if she got in the building this morning, and we went to see her, and there was she was swollen, didn't ever know nothing. The doctors of Louisville said that a great blood clot would run to her heart, and she'd be dead in an instant, any minute.
And he come with his hat pulled down, crying. He said, "Preacher, I've been an unbeliever, but if God can help my wife..." He said, "That woman that you said that about is up...?... doing her housework."
I said, "Sure." She lives yet today, and that's been eight or ten years ago, and she's still living. And the woman said as you come across this commons a crying, he said, "Will you go pray for her?"


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