Testimony of Healing March 16, 1968 Issue

In the First World War I received a bullet wound in the knee...

Alex Ferguson

In the First World War I received a bullet wound in the knee that many doctors claimed was incurable. They all agreed or the diagnosis that the condition could never be cured. Among them was one of the greatest doctors in England and one of the greatest in America. It left me crippled and in intense pain every second of my life.

Then I got a pain that left me almost helpless and almost kept me from breathing. I also had a complication of troubles, such as insomnia, fever, indigestion. Unable to take medicine and finally not able to eat normally for long periods, I was never more than one hundred and seventeen pounds.

Finally, when I was unable to move, my landlady got her doctor. Eight doctors examined me but could not diagnose the trouble. They decided to operate in the hope that they would discover something. After the operation my case was worse than ever; I lay in bed for five months without a sign of improvement.

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