Watch this. The nobleman, his son, he had heard of the fame of Jesus, and when he came he wanted Him to go down and heal his son. Now, that was the way he wanted it: Come down and heal him. And Jesus said, “Except you see signs you won’t believe.” And the man said, “Sir, come down ere my son dies.” He said, “Go thy way, thy son liveth.” Now, what if the man would disbelieve? His son would not have lived. You have to believe the Word that’s spoke to you. You believe that? He said, “Thy son liveth.” And the man believed the Word that Jesus said to him. Said, “That’s all right, Rabbi,” or Master, “If You say my son lives, that’s good enough for me.” And he went on back down; he didn’t go like He told him. Now, it’s a day’s journey. And the next day he met some of his servants coming. And the servants said, “Thy—thy son liveth; he’s still alive.” He said, “Well, what time did he begin to get a little better, amend?” Now, watch it now, begin to amend, get just a little bit better. He said, “Yesterday at the seventh hour, well, seen the fever left him.” And the man said, “The seventh hour, that’s the same time Jesus said, ‘Thy son liveth.’” Now, the Bi…He said, “This is the second miracle that Jesus did when He come out of Cana into Galilee.” Miracle…How many of you that come in here sick now, that feels like you’re just a little better, all along everywhere, crippled, afflicted, whatever, that you feel like you’re just a little better than you was when you come in, let’s see your hands. What’s happened? Amen. There you are. You’re just a little better. Sure. If you’re just a little better now; tomorrow you’re be a little better; and the next day a little better; you’re going to get well.

The Second Miracle, 1951-07-29, Erie, PA, §29