<TITLE>16. Par 59-62</TITLE>L-59 If somebody come down here and said, "I have a cure for cancer." He took a cancer out here that was going into a bad condition, and took the doctors down there, and proved them that cancer could be cured. Everybody in the world would rush for that--for that cure. Why, brother, I've seen Jesus Christ cure so many cancers, but yet He only ask one thing; if you'll believe. That seems to be the hardest thing. I seen Him open the eyes of the blind, make the crippled walk, I seen Him raise the dead up after they'd been dead, pronounced by the doctor. So many things, it would take--I couldn't write volumes of books to tell what I have seen Him do myself. And yet, it's so hard to get to believe.

L-60 Now, if all of you sick people in here... I want everyone just as reverent as you can. Now, I believe... I'm a great believer in emotion. I believe, anything hasn't got emotion is dead. If your religion hasn't got a little emotion about it, you'd better bury it, 'cause... But there is times for all things.
If you come to me, and I could give it to you, and say, "Brother Branham, I want a hundred dollars." You'd come real respectful, and say, "Brother Branham, I'm desperately in need for a hundred dollars." And--and you know I have a hundred dollars in my pocket, and you believe that upon my--working on my sympathy that I'd give you that hundred dollars. Well now, you'd stand there reverently, expecting to receive it. Then when I give you that hundred dollars, you could just scream as loud as you wanted to. You got the hundred dollars in your hand. See? Now, but when you're coming, come with respects, don't come screaming and ask me for the hundred dollars or I might not understand you. See? But you come ask me, then when I give you the hundred dollars, then start screaming. So when...

L-61 Let's come to God and ask Him to move His Holy Spirit in the--side the walls, outside the walls, wherever it may be, I don't care where you're standing. Wherever it is, I don't care. If it's across the country, and you're praying for somebody. He will move it.
And let's just see. God said, "Prove Me." That's a good way to prove whether God is God or not. "Prove me," saith the Lord. Now, if He is God, then--and we know He is, let's ask Him to do the things here tonight that He did, and then you won't have to come up here. And if it's done, at least three different people, across the building, if it happens to--if it strikes on people that I do know, I--I don't want to accept that as one. See? I want it to--on somebody that I do not know.

L-62 Now, as far as knowing diseases, there's only one person in here, that I know of, of any disease, and that's not a disease, that's my good and sweet little friend Edith Wright, setting back there. I know her, she had suffered for years. We prayed for her, and she never--went out of pain then, has been for a long time, but the Lord has never delivered the girl from her affliction. I know what's wrong with Edith. Outside of that, I don't know anyone in here, what disease you have. But if you know me, then I'd--I'd rather it would be so that you'll see that it isn't me, that it's the Lord. Now you pray; I'll pray, and let's just believe the Lord.
And now, Sister Gertie, just as slow as you can, I want you to to play, "The Great Physician Now Is Near, The Sympathizing Jesus."


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