<TITLE>05. Par 33-42</TITLE>L-33   Course, the people that I know and associate with are just like my own brother, sister. I watch them, and feel if I think they're getting out of line, and take them out to one side and talk with them, because I love them. We want to live in Glory together. And sometimes maybe, in the meetings, you think I speak harsh to you. That isn't from it. That isn't because that I don't love you, but it does come from my heart, because I--I... It must be just one way. There is only one way to serve God, and that's... And we must stay in His way, no matter what our thoughts is. His way!

L-34   And I noticed Donavon, on the right tip of his ear, was swollen perhaps three times its size, and looked very red. Well, now thinking maybe that, there in the desert for a few days, that where we had been, that maybe he had got some cactus in his ear. But, taking a hold of his hand, I found out that it was a cancer. So I said to Donavon, I said, "Donavon, have you... How long has that been on your ear?" Just to kind of throw him off, like I didn't know. I said, "How long has that been on there, Donavon?"
He said, "Brother Branham, about six months," he said.
I said, "Why didn't you mention it to me?"

L-35 He said, "Oh, seeing you so busy," said, "I didn't want to--to do it." Said, "I just thought maybe sometime the Lord might tell you."
So I said, "Do you realize what it is?"
He said, "I have a good idea."
I said, "That is right."

L-36 And the second morning. No more than that, holding the boy by the hand; the second morning, there wasn't even a scar on his ear. It was all completely gone.

L-37   So many times we press, trying to get to this, that. Or... See, it's, "These signs shall follow the believer." It didn't say "if they would pray for the sick." "If they lay hands on the sick, they shall recover!" We must have faith, ourselves, in what we're doing. All right.

L-38 So now Donavon is probably here. You'll meet him. He'll be here, if he isn't here this morning, on some of the other floors. You'll meet him, and he'll know the testimony.

L-39 And what more could I say? I believe Luke, or John, one, said the world couldn't con-... hold, contain the books that could be written of what He's done among the people in this last days; how sick's been healed, alcoholics delivered, by the thousands of them, and all kinds of diseases and afflictions.

L-40   Now, you out in radio land, as well as here, I'm holding here now a great handful of requests that's come in by the phone this morning, constantly ringing since we've been here. And so we... One hundred and ninety-six requests has come in this morning, by the phone, since we've been in here. So let us join in prayer now as each one... Wherever you are, out in the land, lay your hands on one another, if you're believers. If not, lay your hand upon the Bible or something out there, while we pray here and there.

L-41 Dear Heavenly Father, the little testimony of Donavon Weerts, just one of the thousands, Lord, that Thou has so graciously... I pray that You will look down into the hearts of the people both here and in radio land. And may they, every one, be healed. May the evil one leave them, and may they be delivered from all their affliction. Grant it, Father. In the Name of Jesus Christ, Thy Son, we ask it. Amen. "Thank You, Lord..." [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
[Brother Branham ends the second radio broadcast--Ed.]
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L-42   Well, this is three times for me up here this morning. My! And, you know, it was just told that we've got to vacate the building in about twelve, fourteen minutes, or something. And the management said, who is on the other floor there, and they can't serve any meals. Our meals lengthened out. We have many courses, you know. So we are very, very glad that we have had this great spiritual, gastronomical jubilee, as I would call it, this morning here with this fine bunch of men.


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