<TITLE>05. Par -</TITLE>L-6-7 I was listening yesterday when I was taking--I believe it was day before yesterday--of a tape. I thought I heard it playing out here this morning of some little southern brother had... His mother had come into the meeting; she had a malignancy on her breast, and she was shadowed to death. And the Holy Spirit, in one of the recent meetings at the--Southern Pines, I believe it was, or somewhere, told her, said about her malignancy, and who she was, and where she come from; and said she had a boy that was a backslider, and he was going to have a accident and be for manslaughter, and a whole lot of things like that.
And this fellow... It all happened just the way... And her malignant cancer--or malignant growth, rather, left her (which is, malignant growth is a cancer, you know). So then it--it left her, and the boy was up for manslaughter, and everything just the way the Holy Spirit said it. And he was led to Christ--back again. And he made a tape of it, and I--I heard it playing. Did you enjoy that little old southern talk? Said, "Down here in North Caroliner..." he said. [Brother Branham imitates the brother's Southern drawl--Ed.] Oh, I just love that, them old southern people. And he had... The Lord has just blessed him on it. Said, "I know you say you don't preach doctrine, Brother Branham, only to your congregation," said, "we're part of your congregation." So that was right cute in him to say that.

L-7-2 And now, there is a picture... I think maybe it's on the bulletin board this morning. If it's not, Billy will put it on there. Of many times it's been said, when I first started speaking that they said, "You just imagine, Brother Branham, that you see that Light, that Light."
There's probably hardly... They might be some left here, the old-timers that remembers back, before the pictures was ever taken of It. Is there any here that remembers me saying that, way long time ago? Look. Just about four or five hands: Sister Spencer here, and Brother and Sister Slaughter, and--and Brother here, and Brother over there. There's just about five or six of the old-timers left.

L-7-4 Well now, after while, the mechanical eye of that camera caught that picture. So it went to Washington, DC, and went through the examiners and come back, not a--no double exposure or nothing. Said, "The Light struck the lens." That's George J. Lacy. You got his name signed. See?
Well then, many times you hear, look out and say, "There is a dark shadow over this person. It's shadowed to death." How many's heard me say that many times (See?), many times? Well, it happened to be that the camera caught that. And so we've got that here.
A lady that come to a sister and had told her in the meeting in--in Carolina, where we had such a wonderful meeting at Southern Pines... And there, the lady was dying with cancer on both breasts. And the doctors had give her up to die. And the lady just reached down and took her picture just as I told her who she was and where she come from; and I said, "There is a dark shadow over you. You're shadowed to death." And the lady just snaps the picture of this, and there it is on... The mechanical eye of the camera gets the shadow of death.

L-8-2 Have any of you all seen the Ten Commandments and saw the death angel, how it swept in, that dark, gloomy-looking shadow? It's on this picture. And I think it's on the bulletin board now. If it's not, Billy can hear me, why, have him put it on the bulletin board. And it's got the arrow pointing to the person. And the person... The shadow left the woman and--was miraculously healed. But there is like a hood of dark smoke gathered around and hooded over the lady, and hanging off on that cancer, like that, coming from that. 'Course that's the shadow where death is pouring into her from the cancer.
Well, no matter how much you try to tell people truth, there's somebody going to be suspicious that it isn't truth. And if you always tell the truth, then you know you're--you're right.


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