<TITLE>18. Par 156-162</TITLE>L-156 How much did she say, around thirty pounds; brother, Brother Taylor? [Brother Taylor says, "Yes."--Ed.] Around thirty pounds, they estimated the tumor weighed.
And said, "All at once, it started, 'Shoo, shoo, shoo, sh.'" Oh, He keeps His Word. That's right.
Now, if you'd like to write to the woman, we got her address and everything. She left it for Leo, and to greet his mother for her, and things.
And it happened to be that her brother married a--a friend of mine up here at Utica. The girl was in there. His name is Clyde Raines. He's right on... Many of... There's a lot of... Chisel, we called him. I played with him when he was a boy: lives up here on the Utica Pike, some kind of a state officer there now.
And his sister was setting in the car. And they're, I think, go to the Campbellite church. I just wonder what impression that made on her? She said, "Billy, it's wonderful." I used to know the girl myself. I've been out with her a couple times as young folks, when we were lived up here on the road. And--and a very nice girl, just as fine as she could be. She's about my age now. And so, she, but just setting there, listening to that testimony. And this was her husband's sister that had been healed.
Oh, I tell you, brother, there's no uncertainty about that. That's truth. That's God's Word. That's makes it right. So the...

L-162 Anything that's uncertain is unreliable. And so when days of this time, when they're not certain whether Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, leave the thing alone.
You can be certain. You can know it to be, that He'd, if He never performs any more miracle on you but the great miracle, forgives your sin. That's the greatest miracle that God ever performed, was to forgive a human being its sin. Take a man and convert him from the things, look, that's changed his innermost being from the things that he once drank and gambled, and done evil and things like that, and, all of a sudden, turns him right back around to love, and goes home to his wife, and say, "Honey, I'm sorry that I've treated you like that." Pick up his little children and hold them in the arm, "Daddy spent all of his money for whiskey, and daddy's done this. And--and mother's been out all night long and left you children. I'll never do it again. God forgive me." And how, that testimony, that's one of the greatest things there is. All the Alcoholics Anonymous, and all like that, can never change like that can. They can never do for the person.


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