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What did George J. Lacy say about whether the Light on the photograph could be psychology?

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I was with Brother Bosworth. It was the night the Angel of the Lord’s picture was taken. How many has got that picture now in your possession? Thank you. I’m sure it’ll be a great blessing to you. Here some time ago, there’s a lady at the hospital at the city I live. The picture was setting on the table. The doctor had told here she couldn’t get well. Now, this is her story. She said looking at…Not at her brother, but to the Angel of the Lord… Now, if you’ll notice, friends, that is a—a Pillar of Fire. George J. Lacy, you read what he said. Now, that’s the best that we got in the United States on—on that kind of work, on research. And when he said that day, said, “If—if the old hypocrite (he meant the unbeliever) says that there can be…never could be scientifically proved that there was a supernatural Being,” but said, “he can’t say that now, because here’s scientific proof that there is a supernatural Being.” For you hear what he said. The Light struck the lens. See? And It was there. It was…He said, “The mechanical eye of this camera won’t take psychology.” Said, “It’s not psychology.” Said, “I’ve said it was psychology, Mister Branham, myself,” but said, “mechanical eye of this camera won’t take psychology. The Light struck the lens. And the—the Being was there.”

Africa Trip Report, 1953-11-14, Owensboro, KY, §5

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Africa Trip Report, 1953-11-14, Owensboro, KY, §5

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Title:
Africa Trip Report
Date:
November 14, 1953
Location:
Owensboro, KY
Paragraph:
§5

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