<TITLE>05. Par 39-52</TITLE>L-39   And I said, "I understand that, Jean." And I said, "Now, Jean, let us talk and see what the Lord will say." No one in the room, the nurse dismissed herself. And so we talked a little while, and after a while there came a vision. I... She's about forty years old, not gray yet, but she was much older and gray. I said, "Jean, now, you've been in the meetings."
"Yes, Brother Branham."

L-40 I said, "They've kept it from you, and told me not to say it, but you have cancer." And I said, "Your father and... Or your husband said, 'Don't say nothing about it.' But you have cancer, Jean. But, now, I want to tell you, because you've been in the meetings. A vision has never failed. Now I'm going to tell you, Jean, it's THUS SAITH THE LORD! See?" See?

L-41   Now, you want to be real sure of that, see, that the... that it is the Lord. Not impression; you see it. See?
And then I said, "You're going to live. They're... He..."

L-42 she said, "Brother Branham, I suspicioned that all along." And she said, "Being raised in a home with my father being a doctor," said, "I--I--I suspicioned it." Said, "I thought that all along, that's just what it was." We prayed.

L-43 The next day, the second day after that, they were going to take her up for a colostomy. That's, you know, they cut the intestine and put a bag on the side and then the patient just... until they die, the cancer finally kills them, empty the bowel out in a bag. And just when they had her ready, and already prepped and ready for the operation table, she felt real strange. And they... she called for the nurse to come and help her to the--the bathroom. And, when she did, she had a complete normal elimination. And her--her husband just couldn't hardly get over it. And the second day... They didn't take her up. The second day, normally, just after breakfast, another complete elimination. So she...

L-44 Her doctor called up. Between sobs and crying, he said, "I just can't understand, we can't even find one symptom of it at all. It's gone."

L-45   Now, now, my precious sisters, I have no reason to stand here as a servant of Christ and say something wrong, because I'd be judged at that day, and a castaway, as a hypocrite.

L-46 Now, with God's Word open, I prayed no more for Jean and no sincerely than I did for you, see. We just drove down that little post, knowing that the prayer of faith had been prayed. That settles it right there. God's Word said so, see, "The prayer of faith shall save the sick."

L-47   Now, the same God that healed Doctor Dyer's daughter, which is Jean... I don't know what her name is now. But that man has certainly embraced the full Gospel. The last sermon at the church, here he was sitting right there taking it all in, taking communion with us, and everything else, a Baptist student had come to the Lord for the baptism of the Holy Ghost. Now, it just goes to show that God remains God.

L-48 And the doctor, her father, lovely man, but he just had never seen anything like that happen.

L-49 Now, God has a time for all things. And from believing, you're both believers. So sometimes these things happen for good. You know, the Bible said, "They work together for good."

L-50 Now, remember Job, all of his trials? Now, that wasn't God chastening Job, but it was God approving His servant. So it all worked for good, you see. And then the Book of Job was wrote for all generations, for a testimony. Now, God's working it for good.

L-51 Just remember, I have prayed, with all my heart, the prayer of faith. You believe it, and there, that'll be it, that'll be the case, just--just watch for the results.

L-52   Now, to get straight in the--the message, (many are standing), a little message for the evening.


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