<TITLE>15. Par 35-38</TITLE>L-35 Here sometime ago, a few weeks ago, I was just telling Brother Shepley and them sitting there, of a little lady, they had in New Albany Methodist church. The brother there, we was raised in Kentucky, together. And I was Baptist preacher, and he the Methodist. And so, he said, "Billy, if you'd just come down and have one night, at my little church down there..." He had a place down there, and they had the people stand on the street. Said, "I won't ask you to pray for a person."
And when I started out at the pulpit, he said, "Billy, could--could I take that back?" Said, "I got one of my Sunday school teachers, that's setting here." Said, "She's a mental case." And said, "I've had such an awful time with her." Said, But said, "She's a lovely person." Said, "She's at the bottom of the steps, just lay hands on her." I did, prayed for her.

L-36 A couple weeks after that, I met her again; she was the same shape. One day, the Holy Spirit came into the room; I said to my wife, "He's here now."
She said, "Can I call that woman from New Albany?"
I said, "Call her up."
When she come and set there a little while, I spoke to her a little bit, I begin to notice a little black car, running like that. I said, "I see a little car running. Was you ever in a car accident?"
She said, "No."
I said, "But you was with a light-headed man, and almost train struck it."
And she begin to scream at the top of her voice. She'd been going to a psychiatrist for ten years. And there, the Holy Spirit told her of how that when her husband was overseas, she lived untrue to her marriage vow, and all that she had done like that. She said, "Well, Brother Branham, I've confessed that to God."

L-37 I said, "You never sinner against God; you sinned against your husband. You'll have to go make that right with him, first."
And she said, "Oh, I..."
I said, "That's back in the gable end of your soul, and all day." I said, "They could pour a gallon of oil on you, and kick, and stomp, and cast out devils, as much as they wanted to, it'll never be able to find the cure, till you find the cause. You've got to find the cause first, then you get the cure. What's wrong? Where's it at?"
And she said, "I can't tell him that." She said, "I..."
Said, "Well, you must." I said, "Doesn't he work for a Chevrolet company?"
"Yes."
"And there's a lady works there has a... was wearing a pink dress the other day, he was in a green Chevrolet car. He done the same act that you did." I said, "Go, get him on the phone out there, and see if that isn't right."
She called her husband, and they confessed to one another, come back up; the evil spirit left the woman; she's just as perfectly normal as she can be, now. See?
First thing, you've got to find the cause. Then the cure will come.

L-38 Congressmen Upshaw, you all heard of his healing, didn't you? All of these things... Here, William Hall, pastor of the Milltown Baptist church where I used to be pastor myself. Right after Upshaw's healing, I come in that night, and my wife told me; I was fixing to go to Africa in about--about six weeks. I had to go to up to Pennsylvania for a service.
And my wife said, "Billy, do you know that Brother Hall's dying, cancer on the liver?"
And I said, "Oh, my." I said, "No."
Said, "Yes."
I said, "Well, you get rid of the crowd out there, as quick as you can, tell them, 'I'm going to church, and I'll see them Sunday.'"
I said, "I'll go down and see Brother Hall."
And I went down to see the brother, and there he was laying there as yellow as a pumpkin. And he knew me. I said, "Who's your doctor?"
He said, "Dr. Dillman."
Well, Dr. Dillman's a bosom friend of mine. I had prayer for Brother Hall, and I called Dr. Dillman. He said, "Billy, he's dying."


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