<TITLE>05. Par 17-19</TITLE>L-17 You people that are praying, remember, that affects me. See? When--when you're praying and asking for those things, it comes right back to me, and--and will keep me up many hours a night.
And I thought maybe that's what it was. And I begin to wonder. After a while, it begin coming closer to me. I noticed it was a white milling, like a cloud. And I went into the cloud. And when I did, I could hear a voice, like a little lamb crying, "Baa, baa." And I was way in darkness. And I was wandering through it. And I thought, "Now, just a moment. Let me see now. It's so plain." I said, "I'm not a dreaming now. I remember I was at my bed a praying. This is a vision." And I said--I said, "Oh, where is it at, Lord?"
It's down through the darkness, and I was trying to get to it, pulling briar vines and things. I listened again. And I'd get a hold of briars, and they were sticking in my hand. And said, "Baa," just crying. I thought, "Poor little thing, lost in the darkness." And I was pulling through, like that. And I thought, "Lord, I don't know what this vision means, but I'll try to get to the lamb."
And as I got closer to it, it was a human's voice. It was crying, "Milltown, Milltown," real weak and crying. I thought, "Oh, my. Where? Where? Milltown?" Said, "I never heard of it. Well, I'll try to go." And I kept pulling on.

L-18 After while, I begin to hear somebody hollering, "Brother Branham? Oh, Brother Branham." And I--I woke up out of this vision, looked around. I thought, "Where am I at?" I was standing in a room, my hands up, and I heard somebody at the door, and it was calling me.
Then when morning came, and I went to my church that evening, and I said, "I had a vision, and I heard the name of Milltown. Does anyone know where it's at?" No one knew. Following Sunday, I said, "There's someone in trouble at a little place called Milltown. I'll probably get a--a letter somewhere that'll call me to a city, Milltown. There's somebody in trouble. I don't know what it'll be. I'll just have to go there." I said, "It may be out in some other part of the nation."
And while I was speaking, there was a man setting there, said, "Brother Branham, I know where Milltown is." Said, "It's about... Just a little bitty place way out in the southern, thirty, forty miles below Jeffersonville or New Albany, down towards southern part of Indiana." Said, "I live near there."
I said, "What... How's it spelled?"
He said, "M-i double l-t-o-w-n, Milltown."
I said, "That's it."
And when he said that, I felt the Spirit of the Lord witness that was the place. So I said, "I will find it. You tell me how to go." And he told me the highways.

L-19 And I went to his house, and he led me some many miles across the country to a little village. Now, there, that was Milltown.
It was on a Saturday. But what... All the people in the city moving around, doing their shopping, a little city of about a thousand population, or hardly so many.
And I--I said, "Well, maybe the Lord wants me to preach right here on the street corner." And I went in and give a man a dime for an old soap box that I could stand on. I went out; I didn't know what to do but just go to Milltown. That was all I knew. And I said, "There's somebody in trouble here." And I said, "It might be a drunk person or something."
And I started to get up on the soap box and look around. I couldn't do it. It just something said, "Don't do this."
Well, I set the soap box up; and a bunch of people wanted to ask me, said, "What is it was you going to do with that?"
And I said, "I'm a minister." I said, "But I--I feel that the Lord wants something else for me to do."


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