<TITLE>04. Par 27-38</TITLE>L-27 Therefore, it is written in the Scriptures, "These signs shall follow them that believe. If they lay their hands on the sick, they shall recover."

L-28 Now, Father, that there may not be nobody in their reach, while others can reach each other, I'll walk down in commemoration of this commandment. And, God, I'm going to expect to have a letter from them, that it was done, for I go in the Name of Jesus Christ.

L-29   [Brother Branham goes down and prays for those on cots while congregation sings Only Believe four times, then he returns and sings--Ed.]
Lord, I believe, O Lord, I believe,
All things are possible, Lord, I believe;
Lord, I believe, Lord, I believe,
All things are possible, Lord, I believe.
See that, both of the ladies had growths, cancer on one.

L-30   And I just might quickly give this little testimony, if I have to cut some of my talking short. Just before leaving home, the last case I had before leaving, that was an outstanding case, there was a lady and her name is Dyer; she was, I forget her name now. It was Doctor Dyer, out of Louisville. A James, Doctor James Dyer, a specialist on growths, and so forth, in Louisville.

L-31 His daughter played the piano in the church of The Open Door, which Doctor Cobbles is pastor; just a (oh) great mammoth old Jewish synagogue. And the man himself belonged to the Church of Christ, denominational Church of Christ, and was converted into believing the gospel of the full Gospel, a very fine man. And she played in my meeting when I had it in Louisville, at the Memorial Auditorium. And she was amazed to see what taken place, and tried to tell her father about it.

L-32 He said, "It's just psychology. Those people is just as sick as they ever was." And so--so he wouldn't believe It.

L-33   Finally she weaned away from the church, she married a boy from the Baptist seminary, and he finally got away from his belief. He was trained to be a minister, and as the Baptist do it that way. And so they... Finally he got away, didn't want to preach. And they moved over to his people at Rockford, Illinois.

L-34 Finally she, Jean, begin to have some female trouble. She went to her father for examination, came back to Louisville for examination. And, when they did, they found what's called the "chocolate tumor," it's in the female glands. Removing that, her father, with a major operation, and he must have spilt some of the--the tumor in her. And finally... And they give her some deep X-ray and--and therapy.

L-35 And so then when they... when she went back home, and she continued to have trouble.

L-36 About a year later they brought her back for another examination, and they had a complete hysterectomy. And when doing so, the father, with Doctor Humes, which is one of the major doctors of the South, operated, and it was too far, the cancer had already wrapped into the colon. So they left her there then for a while. Then he tried X-ray treatments again, and they seen it didn't do no good, so they just taken her back to the hospital to... They couldn't give her any more laxative to make her bowel move, so they tried to wash her with enema. And that got so the water wouldn't go into the bowel anymore.

L-37   So then her husband was kind of one of my critics. And so finally one day he come down there and picked up the book and begin to read it. (And my son here and Brother Sothmann, he's one of the trustees, is in here somewhere.) And he just laid on the church doorsteps, why, for about a couple days, until... I--I was away in a meeting. Coming back I--I went over to see her. And he told me, said, "Now, she doesn't know she has cancer." Said, "Just go and talk to her and pray with her."

L-38 And so when I seen her, she said, "Brother Branham," she said, "my husband is going to accept Divine healing," says, "'cause I couldn't get him to look at one of the books, now he reads page after page to me every day, one of the books."


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