<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 See what it is, you must know how to approach. You must know what diseases are. I adventure to say, 'less it's a doctor, that one percent of the people in here would actually know what a cancer consists of, what a tumor, cataract, what tuberculosis, what a germ is, how it comes, what brought it here, where it's life come from, all those things. And not knowing it...
The strange thing it is, is many times doctors don't know. They know the growths there, but what caused it? It's got to have a reason. It's got to be there for some cause. And it's a life; it's not your life; it's another life that come in you. It's another cell, a developing of cells, multiplication of cells, that's what you are.
And that's what a germ is. A cancer germ, tumor, cataract, any other germ. It's in you for one purpose; it's a death in your mortal flesh, a cancer, sucking your blood, killing you. It's a growth; it has no form. You take form after the nature of your father. Or any--anything after its kind, every seed after its kind. You're the seed of a human being; it'll produce a human being. Seed from a dog will produce a dog, from a bird will produce a bird.

L-13 But a cancer, tumor, cataract, any of those diseases, they don't have any... They're spiritual things. And they just form any kind of a--a malignancy or whatever it is, and spread forth. Some of them... Well, there's kinds of cancer, some of them's called sarcomas, and open cancer, and some of it is called a red cancer, black cancer, and, oh, different kind. Tumors, some of them are small; some of them are large. Some of them grow with legs, and the word cancer come the word "crab," meaning "legs running out like that."
But all those things, behind it has to have a life; because they're alive, and they're eating. And if it's a life, where did it come from? Now, you know, I'm in a mixed crowd, and you're a fine audience. And it's--I... You never... You listen to your doctor, and I'm your brother.

L-14 Listen, like the baby and the mother. We know where that come from, holy wed--wedlock, ordained of God. But where did this cancer come from? Who brought him? Where'd it--how'd he come? He's here to take your life. Where he'd come from? What's his nature? He's a killer.
Now, the doctor deals with the substance, the growth. Divine healing deals with the life. When the life goes out... How many deer hunters are in here, let's see your hand? All right. Thank you, I got one brother back there. All right, is there a butcher here, undertaker, anything that deals with something after it's dead?
You take and kill a deer tonight, brother, shoot it in the field, lay it up on a scale and see how much it weighs. Be careful of what you tell the boys when you go back to camp. In the morning it'll weigh pounds lighter; it shrinks.
Let a little animal lay out here; let someone die. The undertaker will take false teeth, or artificial eye out, because it shrinks, the body. A little dog get run over on the road, it'll shrink. But let it lay there for seventy-two hours, three days and nights in that sun and stuff; lay it on the scale then and see what it weighs. Weighs more than it ever did. It's swelling, deteriorating, breaking.


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