<TITLE>14. Par 55-59</TITLE>L-55 I... Lakeport, it was at the fairground? And I lost a brother, you know, and so then I was late to the meeting. But tonight on the--the grounds, I tell you what happened. Now, this is all new to you people, but friends, if you ever hear of me preaching one thing, and before the services end, I want to tell you, and let the man here testify, and those who know, how infallible those visions are. They are perfect. Call the city; call the mayor of the city of Jeffersonville; or someone call the police station, go down around where it's happened for forty-eight years and find out if there's ever a failure anywhere. You can't. It's God. So let's open our hearts.

L-56 On the platform, along the meeting there, there was a Indian woman came. I always feel sorry for them, the Indian woman. And she was blind, I could see, her eyes were turned back. And I said, "The woman is blind." Then the Holy Spirit begin to speak, and It said, "You had a stroke in the brain that pulled the eyes backward, and nine years, no peace, day and night, but a constant suffering." Think of what that poor woman went through, nine years of suffering.
What taken place? After all those nine years, then the Holy Spirit said, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, you are healed." And while she was standing there, her eyes come open, her eyes dropped back over in--right. And I seen her weeping.

L-57 Now, my mother, as you all know, my mother's a half Indian too. My mother's mother come from the Okl--or the Cherokee reservation. And so my mother looked just like her. And mama getting old kindy has a shaking of the palsy, when she just gets a little excited. And that poor old woman was shaking and looked just like mother. And now, I never noticed her eyes as yet, and so I said, "Can you see?"
And she said, "Yes, sir."
And when she went from the platform. They led... Some Indians led her in and she led them back out.

L-58 And while she was there, there was a man of the Lutheran Laymen League. Anybody ever heard of it? Sure. And they were--he had his wife setting over this way in the fairgrounds; she had been ill with a bleeding tumor for about four years. She eat nothing but liquids. And when the doctors could not build her blood up, 'cause she was eighty something years old. And they were going to give her blood transfusions into her, for the tumor was bleeding inside, and they were going to operate in about a week.
And this old Lutheran brother set there... And they over a little city called Ukiah. They were building a Lutheran church. And setting there, it thrilled him so much, he said, "Oh," in his heart now, not out loud. I had my back to him. And he said, "O Lord, if You will heal my wife tonight and let that man call her, I'll believe it." And said, "If You'll heal her, I will take the five hundred dollars for the operation and give it to that little Lutheran church that's being built."

L-59 And he no more than repeated the prayer in his heart, till the great Holy Spirit turned and told him who he was, and said, "You were praying that if God would heal your wife, that you'd donate the five hundred dollars for the operation to the Lutheran church." And he just fainted.
So he--he got up and he said, "Friends, that's the truth."
I said, "God doesn't want your money, but it's your faith, and she's healed for it's THUS SAITH THE LORD."
And the next morning at the Christian Businessmen's breakfast, when Brother Rose out there... He knew the family. And the lady had been to the doctor, and they couldn't even find one trace of tumor. And she was at the Christian Businessmen's breakfast that Saturday morning eating scrambled eggs and ham, enjoying herself at eighty something years old, because the goodness of the Lord Jesus.


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