<TITLE>02. Par 6-8</TITLE>L-6 I'm looking at a man right now, a good friend of mine, Banks Wood. When his boy David... Brother Wood there was a Jehovah Witness, a contractor, and he brought his boy to the meeting. And he seen a girl one night... You know, Jehovah Witness is kind of against Divine healing. And he come down, he and his wife. She was--belonged to the First Church of God, the Anderson Movement Church of God, something on the order of the Methodist church. And they came down to the meeting at Louisville, where we was having it in the auditorium: field house.
And there was a girl that turned to stone. I don't know what the--the medical name of it is now. But she was in a terrible shape, couldn't move from her waist down. In a few hours after she was prayed for, she run up and down the steps and everything just fine.
So they had a boy with polio, and the boy had... Infantile paralysis had drawed his leg up. And I went overseas after that. Oh, no, they went to Houston, Texas. He didn't get in.
And they were there the night the Angel of the Lord, the picture was taken.

L-7 And by the way, those pictures are here now, and the books and tapes. This is the last night of getting them in the meeting, 'cause we don't sell on Sunday. And so we made a policy never to sell on Sunday. You can give them your order, and they can send it to you, but we won't sell them.
And Mr. Wood brought his... And Mr. Wood brought their boy up to... I can never think of that place in Ohio by the lake there. Columbus, I believe it was, Ohio. Is that right, Brother Banks? Was? Cleveland, Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio.
And before I come to the building that night (I was way up, about ten stories); I was setting up there crying. Mr. Baxter came to me. All of you know Brother Ern Baxter, I guess. Was here with me last, very fine brother. And he come up, and I said, "What makes me so moody?"
He said, "Don't feel bad." Said, said, "Great men even feel like that." That made me feel better then.
So that night when we went down, I seen a little boy with a yellow jersey on, little sweater like, that had polio, his leg drawed up, and got healed. I kept looking over the audience, and I couldn't see them. And finally... I believe the way it was, the Holy Spirit called them out, way back in the back of the building, and somewhere in the back of the tent, it was; and the boy was instantly healed.
The man give up his job contracting, and move over, live next door to me now. And all of his people, practically every one of them readers in Jehovah Witness, every one of them has become Christians filled with the Holy Ghost.

L-8 David, I don't want to make a gazing block out of you. Are you here tonight, David? Stand up. That boy's married and got a couple of children. There, sure, setting there right behind his daddy. There was a boy that was crippled with polio and was made well.
I remember his brother. I'll never forget it. You forgive me, Brother Banks. His brother, fine man... And--but they kind of disowned Brother Banks as soon as he received the Holy Ghost. They thought he'd went off the deep end, sure enough. So...
Now, if there's Jehovah Witness here, no disregard (See?), not a bit. I have respect for every man's belief. That's right. But there... See, there's a possibility that God will call you. You'll see the way of the Lord more perfect.
So this man come in, and he was kind of upset, you know, to Banks. And he brought another man with him. And so he wanted to know who this quack was.
He said, "He's out there mowing grass."


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