<TITLE>11. Par 128-137</TITLE>L-128   I said, "Lord, I've talked to You now for these two years, yes, sixteen years, but," I said, "the last two years since that happened." I said, "Father, she has never failed to be a real wife to me. When I get ready to go on the services, never one time did she ever complain, not one time. Always gets my clothes cleaned, and my shirts laundered, and everything, and have them all ready for me. And then when I come home, I'm so tired, I can't... And it's, usually, a woman would want her husband to be with her. And I come in, people crowding in, what do I do? Get off on a hunting trip or a fishing trip. Did she ever complain? Not one time. Go get my clothes ready, and let me go on, 'That's all right.' The poor little fellow, forty-four years old, snow-white-headed, standing between me and the public." I said, "God, she didn't mean that, that morning. She really didn't mean it, Father. Her actions show she didn't mean it. She was just nervous."

L-129   So help me, for the fifth time that it's been done! Since the squirrels; and then down in Kentucky; then the Wright children down there; then that storm on the mountain, which I haven't time to tell you tonight; and this time, just as certain! There come that Light, hanging down there, and It said, "Stand up on your feet." And I stood up. He said, "Whatever you say, that's the way it'll be."

L-130 I said, "The hand of God will dissolve the tumor before the doctor's hand can touch it."

L-131 I'll have Mrs. Norman here tomorrow night. I never called her, it was right... Billy and Loyce was waiting on me. We went on to Shreveport, got around the phone to call her when we got there.

L-132   She had went to the doctor. And Mrs. Norman had to help her over, and the nurse, in the room, to get her gown on, to come out for on the table. And they moved the machines up, with the diagrams and x-rays, and things. He said, "How you been feeling, Mrs. Branham?" He said...

L-133 And, the doctor, we opened the letter, to see what he wrote in it, to this doctor. Said, "Mrs. Branham is a very fine woman, and her husband is a fine man. He is a faith healer, but he doesn't disagree with you operating. Doctor, it should come out at once!" That's, we had read that, see, "That tumor should be moved at once, or Mrs. Branham will die."

L-134 And then just as the doctor come out, to raise back the sheet, to touch her side, a real cool Something swept over her, and the tumor was gone. There is no tumor. And the doctor... She lay there, and he touched, he said, "Mrs. Branham, that tumor was on the left side, wasn't it?"
She said, "Yes, sir, it was."

L-135 So he turned her back under the x-ray machine, he went and got his diagrams, went all through the examination again. He said, "Mrs. Branham, I can't explain it, but that tumor isn't there no more. That tumor is gone."

L-136   Now, that's the truth, so help me! God Almighty knows it's the truth, standing here. See, just as it was said! But "the doctor's hand," she said, "wasn't that far" from her, until a cool Something swept over her. She could hardly... Had to be helped by Mrs. Norman and them, (and the folks back there can tell you about it), helped up on the table. And the diagram and the x-rays, and everything there, of the tumor. And there wasn't one sign of it. And she has not had a symptom since. And that was about two weeks before Christmas.

L-137 God still remains true to His Word! "Both Heavens and earth will pass away, but My Words shall not pass away." God, Who can create squirrels, Who can take away tumors, He is still the same God tonight, for It's Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever. Do you believe that? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Heavenly Father, Who is my witness, with this Bible over my heart, knows that word by word of that is as true as I know how to say it. What good would it do me to say something wrong, friends? What am I saying this for? That it might encourage you to believe.


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