<TITLE>06. Par 33-37</TITLE>L-33   Now, what if that a-been somewhere where it could not have--have passed out?
Is that the picture? [Brother Neville says to Brother Branham, "That's a picture of a growth that passed from Mrs. Baker, from over at Springville, Indiana. And she... This is an enlarged picture, that she passed, after prayer."--Ed.] Here is the picture of the growth from Mrs. Baker, from Springfield, Indiana, that passed, after prayer. That's a picture of it. See, that's the body that the devil lived in.
Just like you live in this body you live in; it might be little, big, redheaded, blackheaded, whatever it is. See? The devil either lives in this body, or Christ lives in that body. Well, then when the life goes out of it, your body is still here on earth, see, but the life isn't there.
When the life went out, the body was still there. And then it tore loose from her body and was cast out, the body went out.
But if it's in a place it can't pass out, then your heart has to pick up that dead substance and purify the blood, each time it beats. It causes fever, and everything else, because it's an infection. You see? And your heart has to... I think the heart purifies the blood as it passes. Is that right, Sister Dauch? I think that's right. The heart, as it beats, it purifies. A nurse, you know, and another one setting here in front of her. Puri-... picks up the... And that's what causes fever from an infection. It picks up the infection and--and runs up a fever.

L-34   Now, the people, you see, it's your faith. It's never your feelings. It's nothing, whether it's so, if my hand isn't straight. That doesn't have one thing to do with it. It's my faith that does that. See? Right before us, we see the image of a perfect healed person, by faith. And then we just make step by step till we step right into that person, and just walk right on with it. See? There you are. And that, that's what does it, your faith; not your feelings. Your faith does it. The thanks and praise be to God!

L-35   Now just a moment of prayer, and we got a subject here that we want to give a consideration to, and a little time that the Lord would deal with us according to this.
And, now, and then if some of you has to go this morning, and won't be in the evening service, the Lord willing, I--I want to be here again. The family is coming back Christmas week. And then, the Sunday after Christmas, the Lord willing, I want to preach my Christmas Message here at the tabernacle; Sunday after Christmas. The Lord willing, the text will be, The Tramp On The Street.
So let us bow our heads now and offer prayer 'fore we read the text.

L-36   Lord Jesus, be Thou near us just at this time. And we know that it's difficult in our small church, and when many stand. And--and we're here not because of the comfort of the place, that gives us physically comfort, because it is not comfortable. And we're not here to be seen. But we're here because that we feeled Your Presence. And we know that You're here. And we're here for correction. And we're here, knowing that we're in the house of God. And we feel good to be here, no matter how discomfortable it is, the standing, and--and setting crowded up, but we're here because that we--we feel that God is here.

L-37 And the same way that boy must have felt that night, when Paul preached all night long, what a long message, from probably the going down of the sun until the rising of the sun, the next morning. And a young fellow setting way up high, he fell off and they thought he was gone. And Paul laid his body over him, and the Spirit of God that was on the messenger brought back the spirit of life into the boy's body. And he said, "He'll be all right," and the young man lived. He was interested in what Paul was saying.


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