How do you do, sister, you or the baby? Uh-huh. Why, it’s a sweet little thing. My, looks like it’s quite young to have something. Now, I want…’Course the baby can’t talk. I want you to look at me. I want to talk to you just a moment. What do you think about Jesus Christ? Yes, the only One that you could say that. Do you believe that these things that are now being taken place in the world today through the great hour of darkness…Do you believe it’s His a vindication of His Being here on earth, that He is—He—His Spirit is with us? See? He takes His man, but never His Spirit. See? He taken Elijah. Elisha took his place. And eight hundred years later, John the Baptist come right out of the wilderness with the Spirit of Elijah on him. See? See what I mean? Satan, he takes his man, but never his spirit; it comes right down into the religious persecutors and so forth. And is that true? Your baby has asthma. Is that right? Is that true? If I shall lay hands on the baby as God’s servant while all these Christians are praying, and if I’m telling the truth, God’s testifying of the truth. I’ve seen the baby; it has an awful condition. You believe the baby will get well? All right. I seen you holding your baby when he’s having those choking spells.

Jesus Christ the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever, 1953-02-15, Tallahassee, FL, §30