He said, you couldn't be around him. He said, he is so bold, he is absolutely scary. You want to just hide. Somebody's kin folks died. And the somebody was part of his church, but the guy that died was not, but he said out of respect, they wanted him as their pastor to come over and shake everybody's hand or whatever he's going to do. And it wasn't just a funeral, they had placed the body, it took the body to this person's home. And it had been set like someone in state. And he was inside this little dining type of a separated area there, and they had two glass-french doors, and the doors were closed. And the coffin at the guy in it is in there behind those glass doors in there closed. Well, Mr. Wigglesworth went along. He don't know any of these people, but his friend, the manager did. He's pastor of this church. And he said they walked in there, and Mr. Wigglesworth didn't say anything to anybody. He just walked in the door, and he looked around, and just walked through that glass doors and shut them behind him. But everybody in there could see him. And dear Lord, Mr. Wigglesworth, but shout, you hear him from blocks. He shouted, hallelujah, on the four deck of the Queen Mary one time, and everybody's doing their singing, and they're all there stuff, and everybody stopped to see what it was. The morning come on that man, you could hear him from blocks. And he just walked in there and walked up to that coffin and pulled that stuff out of there. Pulled it dead man out of that coffin. And brother Charles told me he said, wholeheartedly, he said, I never want to run so bad in all my life. And he said, what am I going to do? I can't get out of there. He said, I'll speechless. And he said, he pulled him out of that box and stood him up in the corner. He stood him up there and backed off to three steps and said, in the name of Jesus, walk. And the thing started sliding and slid down the wall. He walked over and got it, picked it up, stuck it back up in the corner. And he backed off again. In the name of Jesus. And the thing started sliding down the wall. He walked over there and he said, he picked that thing up and said, he slammed it into the wall. I said, back on walk in the garden. And the two of them come looking out. That was what Jesus did at the tomb of Lazarus. Roll us down away from the door. And there was a, oh, oh. He stinks, don't you know? You can't do nothing now. He already stinks. I had a guy tell me one time that brother Copeland, he just knew I was going to do this wicked's worth thing at his wife funeral. And he kind of, he kind of sided up to me. And I was just standing over there. I went, he's sitting down. The service was already going in. He kind of sided up for better next to me. He said now, brother Copeland. I said down. He said, he's poking me on my brother Copeland. I said, yeah, what? She's already been embalmed. So that makes that difference. We'll get you one, ain't even cooled off yet and see what you can do with it. Been embalmed. That's the least of your problems, brother, when it comes raised in the dead. Whoa. Oh, man, that ain't nothing but the Babylonian mind in high gear. She's been embalmed here. God, oh, brother. But the thing that he pointed out, and I had this happen to me, when the thing he pointed out, he said, they come walking together out of there. And he said, he scared everybody. It's so bad they didn't want to talk to neither one of them. Oh, man. Oh, man. That fearless boldness, you can't fake it. They're not enough lung power in this room all put together to roar. Command authority, like Jesus at the tomb of Lazarus. Somebody said it's a good thing he called his name because if he hadn't, he'd emptied that graveyard. Lazarus, come forth. The man was bound. They practiced mummification. He was bound. The power of his words, not only put life back into Lazarus, it picked him up in that tomb and lifted him up and stood him in the door and the man couldn't walk. Then he said, unbind him and let him go. You can't fake that.