<TITLE>05. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 Just behind him is Brother Fred Sothmann, his wife and family. They also... Right now they're in Jeffersonville, these people, but he is from Rosetown, Saskatchewan. Would you stand up, Brother Sothmann, just a... He's from Rosetown. And that's from a long ways away.
Sister Ungren, Sister Downing (her daughter) and... She has two daughters here, and a granddaughter, all the way from Memphis, Tennessee. I haven't seen... I seen the daughter today on the street. Would you stand up, wherever you are, Sister Downing, Sister Ungren, from Memphis, Tennessee? Where are you tonight? There. So glad to have you all in the meeting.

L-19 There is also my friends in the meeting, Brother and Sister Welch Evans all the way from Tifton, Georgia, about three thousand miles across the country, and their family. Would you stand up, Brother Evans, and Sister Evans, your family here? Then we are happy to have them in with us, all the way from Tifton, Georgia. Brother Willie, I forget his name; I believe he's all the way from Tifton too. I seen him the other day here. He's here from Tifton, Georgia. And so very happy to have them here.
Brother and Sister Wood from Jeffersonville, Indiana, they are here also. Where is Brother Wood or Sister Wood tonight? Brother Wood and Sister Wood from Jeffersonville. That was the people that the Lord did such a great thing. They had a crippled boy with infantile paralysis, with a drawed-up leg. Brother Wood was a Jehovah Witness. And so... His father was a reader in the Jehovah Witness movement.

L-20 And he heard about it, and they came down to Louisville, Kentucky. And a girl was in the meeting that night, was turning to stone all the way up to her waistline. The doctors said, "It's all finished with your hands and everything." And the next night she was running up and down steps, like that, to the glory of God. They thought that ought to work on their polioed son, and they... I went overseas immediately after... Well, they went down to Houston, Texas, where the picture was taken of the Angel of the Lord, authentically, it was examined by George J. Lacy.

L-21 When a Catholic man standing there discussing, and a Baptist minister saying there was no such a thing as Divine healing, and so forth, trying to start a debate, or trying to with Mr. Bosworth...
And I said, "I don't claim to be a god. I don't claim to be a healer. I--I claim to be the servant of Christ. If I--I only say if this ministry is in question, let God testify for Himself."
And here it come whirling down through the meeting before thousands times thousands of people, and the critics took the picture of it. It was sent to Washington, DC, the same night (the negative) and--and was copyrighted and sent back. We have it with us tonight, copyrighted by the Douglas Studios at Houston, Texas.
Mr. Ayers, a Roman Catholic, had a heart attack that night 'cause he'd criticized, and said that... A woman had a goiter on her throat, said that I hypnotized the goiter off of her throat, and such as that.
And--and Mr. Kipperman, an orthodox Jew, also had said some ill things, and become a staunch Christian because of the miracle. And it's went around the world now. Mr. Wood was there.


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