<TITLE>03. Par 29-41</TITLE>L-29 The girl had a--a female disorder. She went home to her father. He knew she needed an operation. He found in her what is called... And I don't know the medical term of it, but, 'cause I know there's a couple of doctors setting here now. So, it was called, like, the chocolate tumor. And it's a... Inside, when he taken it out, he must have spilled some of it. And the cells was malignant. And they sewed her up, give her some x-ray and therapy.

L-30 So, when she got home, she continued on having pain and trouble.

L-31   A year later, she returned for a complete hysterectomy. And when they removed the organs, they found the cancer had went up into the colon and wrapped around. There was nothing could be done. They tried x-ray again. It didn't work. So they just taken her to the hospital and told her she just had a severe female trouble, and trying to cure it up. And the girl was dying.

L-32 Her husband knew it. So he come over and had got a hold of some of the books of mine, that Jean had read. And so he begin to come to the hospital, reading them to her.

L-33 And when we went in to pray for her, she was telling me about it. I said, "Jean, he's a fine boy." And I didn't want to let... I keep the secret, 'cause I knew that--that he... She didn't know she had cancer. And so, two days afterwards, they was going to have a--a colostomy. So taking...

L-34 Before taking the girl up, well, they let me come over and pray with her. I got her in a room. And soon as I got... There was an unbelieving nurse on duty; had three nurses, three hour shifts. And soon as we could get rid of the nurse, and get her out of the room, so a vision could happen, and we prayed with her a little while there, and I seen her. She is dark hair. She's only about thirty-six years old. Dark hair had turned gray. She was standing in the vision.

L-35   I said, "Jean, now look. I'm going to be real honest with you." I said, "You've been in the meetings long enough to know that I would not tell you nothing in the Name of the Lord unless it was so." I said, "Now, Jean, you got cancer."
She said, "I suspicioned it, Brother Branham."

L-36 And I said, "That operation, day after tomorrow, is a colostomy. But, don't worry. I've seen, from the Lord, you're going to be well." And she just rejoiced. So I went home.

L-37   And the next day they was going to, the day after, rather, they were going to take her for the colostomy that morning, and they had to--they had to wait a few minutes after they had her prepped, and so forth, and ready to go. And there was... She had the regular feeling that human beings should have at that time, and they taken her to the bathroom, and she had a complete, normal elimination. The doctor was so astounded. He checked her again. The next morning... They let it go, cancel the operation. Dr. Hume, a very fine specialist, surgeon, friend of mine, was going to perform the operation.

L-38 And the next morning she had a complete, normal elimination again. And her father, Dr. Dyer, called me on the phone. And between sobs, said, "Brother Branham, I've been a critic of what you're talking about." He said, "But I'm a believer now, that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob still lives."

L-39 He's ever was God, He remains God. And we know that He is just as great here in Tucson as He is anywhere, because He's omnipresent, omnipotent, and infinite, and we know that He can do all things.

L-40   Now, to not hold you very long. Usually, I very seldom, when I... If I was going to preach, oh, I'd be sure to get you out within six hours. That's a short sermon. But I'm not going to do that tonight. I got services tomorrow night, next night, and on. We'll try...
Fixing to go overseas again, the Lord willing, right away.

L-41 I want to say to all the people here, friends, that maybe some of you I've met before, and maybe there's many here that I have not met before. I greet you in the Name of our Lord Jesus, the Son of God. May His peace ever be with you.


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