<TITLE>02. Par 14-25</TITLE>L-14 And they brought the little fellow. And the little lady come in, falling down, with a crucifix in her hand. I told, through a brother, interpreter, to have her stand up.

L-15 And I said, "Brother Moore, I don't know whether this is it, or not, but I seen a little baby standing out in front of me, in a vision just now, smiling."

L-16   She had it under a little, blue and white stripped blanket, just soaking wet. It was just raining. It was about ten o'clock at night. The baby had died that morning, around eight or nine, in the doctor's office, with pneumonia. And so she had been standing in the rain. Her hair was all down in her face, and she was a very lovely child. She looked to be probably, her first baby, in her early twenties. And the little fellow died.

L-17 And I just laid my hands over on it, and I said, "Lord Jesus, I don't understand this, but according to that vision I seen..." And no more than said that, he kicked and screamed, and the little fellow was alive.

L-18 And I had Brother Espinoza. How many knows Espinoza, Brother Espinoza? He was the one who chased it down, to the doctor's office, found that it's true, see, that's right, the baby died that morning, to sign the statement.

L-19 And so now He is the same God today, if we can just have the same kind of faith in Him. That's right.

L-20   Our Heavenly Father, send us that faith of that little Mexican woman, today. She had seen that little, blind man healed, the night before. Standing out there with her baby, in that cold, blowing wind, it took pneumonia. And the next morning, early, it died in the doctor's office. Her first thought come, "If God can heal a blinded eyes, can reveal the secret of the heart, it's still the Word of God, for the Word of God discerns the thoughts that's in the heart." And she knew that He could discern the thoughts that was in her heart. She believed Him, and that He could raise up Lazarus from the grave, and He was the same yesterday, today, and forever. She come, and You rewarded her, Lord, by giving her back her baby. It lives today, so far as we know. We thank Thee for this.

L-21 Bless us, today, Father. Bless these people with these handkerchiefs and coats laying here, also. And may Your Holy Spirit come now and impart the Word of God to us. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-22   I know you have a meeting just in a few moments, or five o'clock, I believe. And usually that wouldn't give me time to get started, but I've--I've been converted from that, I think, now. I've tried hard this week, under a sore throat, maybe that was working together for good.

L-23 I told the people the other day, I--I had me a hairpiece, but I was ashamed to wear it because I had hollered at the women so much about their hair. And I--I had my hair taken out by carbolic acid. And the other night they opened that door, a little air circulated through here, and I didn't think I was going to get back today. I said, "If Oral Roberts is here, he can stand by, if he will." He hasn't showed yet, so I'll read the Scripture, and you pray for me.

L-24   Saint Matthew, the 27th chapter, beginning with the 11th verse, I wish to read. Now listen real close to the reading of the Word. Cause, my word is a man's word, it'll fail. His Word can't fail, so now listen close as we read.

L-25 And before, while you're turning, I'd like to announce that our brother, Oral Roberts, is going to be down in Jerusalem, also, next Friday night, so you all want to come. You say, "Where?" Somebody said Florida was a promised land, I guess I can call Tucson, Jerusalem. Phoenix is in the valley, see, and Jericho was just down the valley from Jerusalem. I'll never get out of here like that, will I? Brother Oral Roberts speaks next Friday night and I'm sure you'll all be glad to hear him. We'll be glad to have you down.


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