<TITLE>09. Par 100-119</TITLE>L-100 I said, "I know. But He didn't like that. That didn't please Him. He told me right there in the tree, that tree there, that little palm tree in front of the house there, come in here and 'read this Scripture' to you." And I read It.

L-101   So help me, within a few days, she took a pain in the left side. We had to go home. And it kept getting worse. I prayed for her. Kept getting worse.

L-102 I took her over to my doctor friend in Louisville, Doctor Schoen, specialist. He examined her, said, "Mrs. Branham, tell Brother Branham I want to see him."
She said, "Doctor, what did you find?"
Said, "I'd rather tell him."

L-103 So Meda called me, and I come over. And he said, "Brother Branham, she's got a cyst on the left ovary, about the size of a walnut."
And I went back home with her, and I said, "You remember?"

L-104 She said, "That happened with Brother Sharrit, if I'm not mistaken, over there in California. You've told me that for sixteen years now."
I said, "That's right. Now it's just showing up."
She said, "Bill, you think it's what I did that morning?"

L-105 I said, "I don't know, honey, I--I just can't say." Well, we put our arms around one another and started weeping, before the Lord. I went in the room and I prayed for her, with all my heart.

L-106 Doctor Schoen, I called him back, I said, "Doc, what should we do?"
He said, "Should come out of there."
And I said, "Just let it go a little bit."

L-107 He said, "I'll tell you, Brother Branham, maybe I better send you up to a female specialist, with her, a good friend. He's a Christian, too."

L-108 I said, "Well, what about you, Doc?" He wanted to get it off his own hand, see.

L-109 He said, "I'll send you up there." He loved me, and he respected my work for the Lord. And he told this other doctor about it.

L-110   And I took her up there. And they examined it, and then drawed a diagram of it; drawed a diagram and--and what, just what size it was. Said, "Bring her back in about thirty days."

L-111 In thirty days, I brought it back, and it changed from a walnut to a lemon, that quick. And all those years, it laid like that.

L-112 Then the Lord spoke to me, and sent me back again, I come back out here.

L-113 Then when we went back on our other vacation, they took another x-ray of it, it was the size of an orange. He said, "Mr. Branham, I sure appreciate your faith in Almighty God." He said, "I'm a Christian, too. Doctor Schoen tells me that you're a faith healer."

L-114 I said, "He just didn't understand. I'm not a faith healer." I said, "I just believe God." And I said, "We understand this case."
And he--he said, "Mr. Branham, you got a fine wife."
I said, "How well I know it!"

L-115 Said, "If that gets soft, it'll go malignant, and then you ain't going to have no wife."
And I said, "I realize that, doctor."
Said, "Are you against it being taken out?"

L-116 I said, "No, sir. But," I said, "we have a reason. Just let it go a little while longer, won't you?"

L-117   And he said, "Well, I'll tell you." Said, "They say you're living in Tucson now." And he told me the specialist, said, "He's a friend of mine." Said, "I moved to Tucson, and tried to live there, once." He said, "It was a little too dry for me." Said, "This man is the best there is, west of the Mississippi." So he said, "I'm going to send the x-rays and diagram, and all, over to him." So, he sent it down to Tucson.

L-118 And the man, when he got over here, thirty days more, we took another look at it, the man did. And he said, "It's the size of a grapefruit, getting real big. It must come out, at once."

L-119 Well, I had to go. I went up north, and went on my vacation. Come back, and went to New York, to New York City, to Morris Auditorium, for a revival. On the road back, I had to stop in Louisiana, at Brother Jack Moore's.


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