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Why would a disease such as cancer be called a devil?

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Now, we’re going to form the prayer line just in a few moments. And I want you to do this: If there be a modern skeptic in the building, I warn you in the Name of the Lord Jesus, do not set in the building during this time, for cancers, deafness, epileptic, they come from one to another. I’ll explain that later. You all understand? How many’s heard me explain how diseases are germs, and germs are life. You’re a germ yourself; you come from the germ of life. Is that right? Well, if you come from your—by your father and mother, a germ of life…A cancer is a germ; a cataract is a germ; a tumor is a germ; tubercular is a germ. Is that right? Where did they come from? What kind of life are they? The doctors call…That’s medical names, saying, “cancer, cataract,” so forth like that. Jesus called them a devil. Is that right? And that’s what they are. And anyone knows “a devil” means “a tormentor.” And it’s something that’s tormenting your body.

The Angel of God, 1947-11-02, Phoenix, AZ, §30

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The Angel of God, 1947-11-02, Phoenix, AZ, §30

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Title:
The Angel of God
Date:
November 2, 1947
Location:
Phoenix, AZ
Paragraph:
§30

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