<TITLE>17. Par 149-154</TITLE>L-149 Now, we notice that this woman said, "Yes, that's right. I do have a friend that's in California, dying with a cancer of the kidney."
I said, "You write and tell her, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD, she's not going to die, but live.'" And that was the lady outside.
And she said, "That's been about maybe ten, twelve years ago." And said, "I got well, sound and well, there's not a blemish on that kidney. That she was healed. Said, "About five years after that, I took a tumor, and the tumor growed to such an excess, until it become, I believe she said, either seventeen or twenty-seven inches across it." And she was so big, that she couldn't stand up, with this tumor. When she tried to stand up, she couldn't balance herself.
And they brought her to this church and set her down right there. And they brought her at nighttime after we'd had the healing service that morning. And the brethren here told her that we'd not be praying for the sick that night, because that we were going to... I'd prayed for the sick that morning. And they didn't want to put too much burden on me at one time. And so after the service was over, bef... After the service was over, I was standing, talking to some people. And some men got ahold of this woman and packed her around the house, and set her on that step there as they went out. And she was setting there, the men packing her...

L-151 And Brother Taylor, one of our precious brethren here of the church was right there where, when it happened, and I think, helped get the woman around. Are you here, Brother Taylor, where are you at? Back, yeah, back in here. He was standing there, present, and helped get her around here to the back.
And the tumor, out like this... And so--and so then, said, when I come out the back door, just gazed down and looked at her, said, "Woman, the Lord Jesus that healed you of that cancer of the kidney many years ago, shall also heal you of that tumor. THUS SAITH THE LORD." Never touched her or nothing, just walked on out and got in the car, and went away. And I went.
"She," he said, "will you come out and look at her?"
I said, "Yes. Sure. Tell her to come on in."
Said, "No, we ain't got time. We just got to go."
Walked out there. And a little woman, she jumped out of the car, just as flat as I am. She--she had a great time out there on the road, running up and down the road, speaking in tongues, and screaming at the top of her voice in front of the Presbyterian parsonage, just having a great time.

L-154 Now, some of the neighbors might've looked out, and thought, "Well, that must be somebody out of the insane institution, come up for Brother Branham to pray for." That woman wasn't out of an insane institution. Her soul was just back from glory (See?), having a--a wonderful time.
She said, "Looky here, Brother Branham." Opened her coat up; just as flat as she could be. She said, "Now, for the first two or three months after you told me that," said, "I was so bad." And said, "The doctor said he just wasn't going to try anything more if I wouldn't let him try to take that tumor out of there." Said, "It would weigh better..."


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