<TITLE>09. Par 32-36</TITLE>L-32 I looked at her. And I seen her setting down by a nice big steak, eating, you know, and eating a piece of apple pie. That's what I saw in the vision. I said, "But THUS SAITH THE LORD."
Watch what It said. See? You're the one that's making It say this, but look that It says behind it. That's the thing. See? You say, "You got a cancer," and you know that. But see what He says about that cancer. See? That's when you watch it. So then--then... She... It told her. So she said, "I'm going out and eat." So she went out and eat.
And a little bit behind that come a lady that had a big growth on her throat. And the Holy Spirit told her, "That growth shall leave you, THUS SAITH THE LORD."

L-33 So they happened to be neighbor women. And so the next day she tried to eat, and oh, my, she like to died. And so she tried for two or three days, and she'd just vomit and gag and blood fly out of her mouth and everything. And her... After about a week, her husband, being a Christian, but he said, "Honey" said, "you're bringing reproach upon the cause." Said, "You mustn't say things like that."

L-34 She started crying. She said, "Hubby, listen," she said, "that man didn't never see me in his life, and by some sort of a power that I believe was the Holy Spirit, according to what I read in this Bible, he told me what my trouble was, who I was exactly to the letter, and told me that THUS SAITH THE LORD that I'd be well." She said, "Until that time comes, I'm going to be acting like it." Good.
So he said, "Go ahead, burst your ulcer and then you'll bleed to death." She just went on. 'Course he--he didn't have... See, it never happened to him; it happened to her. It wasn't his faith; it was hers.

L-35 Well, about two months passed, nothing happened. One morning the children had left to go to school, and she was washing the dishes. And she was singing. And after while, she had the funniest feeling come over her, she said. She come testified of it. So said the funniest feeling went over her. She got real hungry at...?... And she said... Well, the children left some oats in their plate, you know. I guess mother's do that. And so she got a little bit of oats, and eat it, and she thought... She usually would vomit with it. So she got a little oats, and she eat it, and that toast looked so good she was taking a bite of the toast some of the kiddies had left.
So she went on a few minutes, and she was still hungry, didn't bother. So she just poured her out some, stir them up, eat her a piece of toast, went on washing, she just felt fine fixing her house around. She got real hungry again, so she just went and fried her two eggs, and some bacon, and got a cup of coffee, and had a gastronomical jubilee. And so she--she just really got ready for it. And so she just eat all she could, waited about to about ten o'clock, nothing happened. She was getting hungry again.

L-36 So she thought, "Oh, praise God." She said, "I'm going down and tell my neighbor." And when she got down there she heard someone screaming and crying. So she run to the door and shook the door, and nobody answered. She thought maybe somebody had died. And so she run into the house real quick, and here this woman with a sheet a in her hand, shaking it like that, and screaming to the top of her voice. And she said, "What's the matter?"
She said, "You know what?" Said, "Last night I was standing before the mirror looking at that knot on my neck. Now, look, it's gone." Said, "I've shook every sheet, everything else, trying my best to find it, and I woke up this morning and...
Now, I've got their names and address (See?), documented statements. And see, what it was, when that Angel of God... Now, anybody that's a Bible student knows that sometimes that God does not come right on the scene when He--when He should come, when we think He should.


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