<TITLE>11. Par -</TITLE>L-17-2 It must be accepted in the mind; then it's believed with the heart; then the Word of God becomes a reality; then every senses of soul and body is just scoured out with the Holy Spirit. Then you're sense of God; you're conscience of God; everything that's godly flows through you. There's not a doubt anywhere. There's nothing can rise up. There's nothing can come up in the memory and say, "Well, I remember Miss Jones tried to trust God. Miss So-and-so, Miss Doe tried to trust God for healing one time, and she failed." See? But if that channel has been cleared out, and been purged, and been filled on the inside with the Holy Spirit, that don't even come in memory. No matter about Miss Jones and what she did; it's you and God together, and nobody else but you two. There you are; there's your battle.

L-17-3 Kill him at the beginning; stop him dead in his tracks. It ain't how long you can make the war linger; it's stop it right now. If you'll come, and you'll keep them memories, and conscience, and everything thinking about, "Well, I might fail. It might not be right." Don't you do that at all. You throw aside everything and open up the channel and say, "God, Your Word is eternally true, and It's for me. If the whole church fails, if the whole world fails, yet I can't fail, because I'm taking Your Word."

L-18-1 There's the battle; that's the thing. Why would Almighty God remove a cancer from a woman's breast without a scar and let a child lay and die? No, sir.

L-18-2 A little girl come here not long ago from the high school. Her mother called me up, said, "Brother Branham, my girl's got Hodgkin's disease." (That's cancer that forms in lumps.) And the doctors took a piece from a break on her throat, sent it away, and it was perfectly Hodgkin's disease.
So he said, "The next one breaks may break over her heart; when it does, she's gone." Said, "She hasn't got... The way they're breaking, she's got anywhere about three months to live."
The mother said, "What shall I do, send her back to school?"
Said, "Let her go because she'll go probably suddenly." And said, "Just let her go and live a normal life as she can. Don't tell her nothing about it."
So the lady said to me, "What must I do?"
I said, "Bring her up and put her in the prayer line." And I said, "You come with her." (I felt a little funny feeling.)

L-18-4 And when the little girl come by that morning with blue-looking lips from makeup, and as the school has them, and--and the little thing come by (I didn't know who she'd be, was going to call me on the phone.) I took a hold of her hand; I said, "Good morning, sister." There she was; that was her. Just in a few moments looked down to her mother and seen both of them without God, without Christ. I said, "How can you expect healing on these grounds? Will you accept Jesus Christ as your personal Saviour?" I said, "Will you come to this pool here and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins?"
They said, "We will do that." Oh, you know what happened.
The woman may be setting here this morning. Many of you know the case. Brother Mike Egan, one of the trustees here, watched the case; that's been about four, five years ago. The little girl was took back to the doctor; not even one trace of Hodgkin's disease was found in her.


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