<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-4-2 Now, we want to read some Scripture, and I just want to teach this morning, taking my time, 'cause since I've come back from out Arizona, well, my throat's just a little raw.
And now, next Sunday don't forget--and I think Billy's already mailed out the--the advertisements, and it'll be a quite a lengthy service we believe, so come early and--as you can. We want to start right about nine-thirty--or I mean ten o'clock and maybe--remember about one or one--maybe or twelve-thirty, one o'clock something like that, three or four hours or more.
I like to take and just take the Scriptures (Bring your pencil and paper.) and just lay it out. Is there's any question, you ask it (you see?) and maybe we can explain it, do what we can to help.

L-4-4 Now, let's read some Scriptures first. Now, I have three places in the Bible that I would like to read. And first one of them (if you'd like to mark it down and if you got a pencil), I want to refer this morning to several texts that I would--or several Scriptures, rather, that I would like to refer to. The first will be I Peter 5:8-10, Ephesians 6:10-17, and Daniel 12:1-14.

L-4-5 Now, in reading, taking our time (and everybody practically is seated, so--a few standing yet in the back and on the side), but we are going to try to get through as quick as possible and let you out. Then we're going to pray for the sick. We got a little lady laying here this morning that's very sick. I understand that she was very sick yesterday. And I--I just wanted her to hear this morning first before I prayed for her. And I know the conditions of the little lady, and she's very sick; but we got a very great heavenly Father Who has more than conquered all sickness.

L-5-1 And I got a--a little (I ask Mrs. Wood if she would read it, but she--she's a little reluctant of--of doing so) an article where a medical doctor was certainly surprised, when he was a critic on Divine healing and wouldn't even let anybody talk about it in his office, and his nurse also. So it happened to be, he got a patient that was a cancer case--a big cancer. He wanted nothing to do with that, so he sent her over to another clinic. They wanted nothing to do with it over there, so they sent her back. So they...

L-5-2 Oh, it was on the breast, and was in a terrible condition; and all the skin had been eaten off, and the cancer went down into the breast, into the ribs. I guess you understand what I mean. (I got our little doctor friend from Norway setting with us this morning.) And he got all of his material ready, for he said he knowed that--that she wanted him to operate and remove the breast. And it was a very bloody job, and--and he got all of his packs and everything. The nurse got the lady ready and brought her into the operating room, and then she went back to get the instruments to--that would have to be used by the doctor and his assistant to take the breast off. And so they, had the towels and things laying over her. And so they started--when he started to turn around...

L-5-3 Her husband wanted to know if he could set in the end of the room and pray; he was a holiness preacher. And he set there by the side of the--foot of the bed and praying. 'Course the doctor wasn't too well satisfied with that, you know, and--him being in there. But as long as he wouldn't look, and it wouldn't hurt him, why, I guess it was all right--wouldn't faint--wouldn't faint.

L-5-4 So while it--setting praying, there come a fluttering in the room; and the doctor turns to go to--with his instruments to start to remove the breast; he moved pack after pack and wasn't even a scar on the breast, not even a scar. He said, "Doesn't it--does it--does it move?" And he started... And the nurse gave her testimony. Both of them went out and has become Pentecostal, filled with the Holy Ghost, serving the Lord.


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