<TITLE>07. Par 22-24</TITLE>L-22 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] Blessing...?... At this time they'll want you to meet my Canadian manager anyhow. This is Reverend Ern Baxter from British Columbia, which will be in the Canadian meetings, seeing that it's to go across Canada and overseas. All right, Brother Baxter. [Brother Baxter speaks and leads in "Only Believe."--Ed.]
I was just going down the steps, and a man met me out there. He said, "Brother Branham," said, "I'll always be grateful to you. My..." said, "I wished I could be with you all the time." I don't want to talk about that. My, that just kills me nearly to leave good friends. Said, "My daughter was healed of epilepsy." His wife, oh, I forget what she was healed with. But oh, I want it to be so much different. Oh, I...?... That's just--that's worth more to me than all the money that's in the world: Epilepsy gone from his daughter...?... Home is different now, isn't it? When Jesus comes... God is our great Healer; He's the One Who does all things well.

L-23 Now, if there's someone here... I have to make this statement each night, friends. If there's someone here that doesn't believe and just a little bit skeptic, just remember now, I will not be responsible for what happens to that individual during the meetings, because these things come from one to the other.
Everyone bear me witness down there, I say that statement: you should leave and not stay in the building. You will have to remain with your head bowed. And you not only do that, you do with the audience. Now, if you're a Christian, I'm sure you'll cooperate.
Now, the people downstairs, I went down there and there's just almost as many there as there is in here, just a lovely audience. And those people down there in that basement, listening in the service... Just tell me that the love of God don't bring people to the Lord. See, they're setting there. They've never seen one thing happen. They're not even in the meeting, but they're just keeping just as quiet... A platform, pulpit, just enough down there to have a prayer group. Just a good crowd out amongst the people. They're setting there just as reverent and lovely as they can be. And I'd imagine even when were praying they bow their heads; they're just that type of people.
Down in the basement, you just be in prayer also, and loan your strength, to me with all your hearts now, while we pray.

L-24 Now, they're going to be praying, while we're praying. Here sister...?...
Your trouble's in your back, sir. That true? You got...?... tumor there. How long you been that way?...?... deliver...?... complications cause you to be nervous. Those things true? Now, you're a stranger to me...?... But do you believe now...?... 'Course it's been thirty years you've tried and no doubt that many fine medical doctors and so forth has tried to help you. They just done all they knowed how to do. And everybody likes you, everybody wants to do for you what they can. And they have done pretty near...?... but they can't, that's as far as they can go. But now you come to the Lord Jesus to heal you, come confessing your faith in Him and believe that He will heal you. [Tape.repeats. Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... You out in the audience, and let everybody be just as reverent as you can in prayer.


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