<TITLE>02. Par 11-20</TITLE>L-11 The other day she got into a case where she was--got a bad sore throat and started hemorrhaging from her throat. There was suggested that she see the doctor immediately. (And that's when I was in Canada.) And she called on Brother Neville, and Brother Neville went and got our Brother Higginbotham. I don't think Brother Higginbotham is here; he may be, this morning. Brother Rupert Higginbotham was one of our former trustees, a fine brother. Is he here? So they went up to pray for the woman, and when they prayed for her... She'd been hemorrhaging now, I don't know how long, for days, two or three days, and she just kept spitting up blood. And Brother Neville prayed for her, and she never spit one more drop of blood. That's right.

L-12 And then she had two growths, hiv--hives or whatever it is in the roof of the mouth, kind of blisters or ever what it is hanging in the roof of her mouth, big lumps, like. And she had not had any relief from them, and they was... She said, "They're about the half size of a hickory nut." And they'd been in her mouth for--for quite a little while: days. And Brother Higginbotham... As I don't pronounce that German name too well, Brother Rupert, you forgive me for that. But anyhow, I... And I may have this wrong right here. I don't... I believe he--he has the gift of speaking with tongues and interpretating tongues. And he'd laid his hand, during this time, upon her face. And she said, "Brother Branham, not yesterday, not last night, but immediately those places left," out of the roof of her mouth: immediately.

L-13 Then the doctors come up, looked in her throat, and everything, and they said, "She's got to go to the hospital, 'cause she has cancer of the throat."
So we... They took her out to the hospital. And I didn't even know she was in there until I met our good pastor, Brother Neville, up here; and I was on my road to the hospital and he told me that--that she was out there. So I went up to see her, and her husband was setting there. And five, four or five, doctors had come in and taken tests of it, shaking their heads, said that, "Indeed, it's cancer, virusing cancer; it's cancer."

L-15 So the intern came in and he taken a--a specimen of it. He said, "That's without a doubt, is cancer."
And I said, "But, sister, if God healed you once of cancer... Let it be whatever it may be. Maybe those men are right. They're--they're trained men in that field to tell whether it's cancer, or looks like cancer, or whatever it is. That's... They're trained men for that purpose. And it looks like cancer so they're saying it's cancer." And I said, "It probably is."
But she didn't want to believe it was cancer. So I said, "But if God could--could answer prayer up there to stop the hemorrhage, God could answer prayer, take those big things out of your mouth, let it be whatever it may be, can't God stop it right here?"
She said, "Amen." And her husband setting there, and she said, "That's what I'm riding on right now, that God will stop it."
And I prayed for her. And they taken the specimens out to test it, it come back negative, when all of them said it was cancer. See?

L-20 So the thing is, friends, that He is God, and He answers prayer. And we're so glad that He visits us here at this little humble Tabernacle. It's not much to look at, little old boards we throwed up here together many years ago for a shelter over our head, a roof over our head, rather, from the rains and snows and so forth. But many people are living today because of this effort, and to that we are very thankful.


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