And now notice, you call them, the doctor calls it, a “cancer.” God calls it a “devil.” Look at today. They just give it…Where did the word cancer come from? It comes from the…from a Latin word which is used in medical terms, meaning a “crab,” a crab that you see along the seashore, has got all them legs. That’s the way that—that it does, it reaches out, spreads out. The word cancer is “crab.” And it gets in and just keeps taking a hold and sucking blood as it goes, like the octopus or something. Why, a tumor, cataract, and other diseases, every one of them comes from a germ, and that germ has to be a body. And before it can be a body, it has to be a life. Before it can create or—or germitize and make more cells, it has to be a life. That correct? Now, where did that cancer come from? Who, where did that come from? It wasn’t on you here some time ago, but now maybe it’s on you. Where did it come from? It’s another life different from your life, living in you. And it’s a tormenting, sapping your life. That’s the reason Jesus called her “a devil.”

Demonology, Physical Realm, 1953-06-08, Connersville, IN, §68