<TITLE>11. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 Now, at this meeting that night, when I started out of the building, had to let me out through the back. And I went down, he said, "I told you," this reverend said, "I would not ask you to pray for any sick people." Said, "Brother Branham, I got a little girl here..." Many of you brethren know here, you here from Jeffersonville.
I happened to see Dr. Cauble setting over there also, from the church from the Church of the Open Door, in Louisville. Just noticed you. And Mrs. Cauble, well, God bless you. I didn't notice you there. Did you know they were here, Dr. Bosworth? And Doctor, I believe you're acquainted with the case that I'm fixing to say. And so, Dr. Cauble is from Louisville, got one of the biggest churches in the city of Louisville. And so, a very dear, sweet brother, I have to say that too, because he really is, Brother Cauble. You ministers want to shake his hand and learn of him. He's a very dear person, he and his wife and family. He was the one who followed around with his little girl one time, who was very, very sick.

L-35 And how I come to get acquainted with Dr. Cauble, he had such a great prestige, and everything around the city, and with the degrees and everything he had, I--me, my poor old sassafras, it didn't make much difference around that. So one time, some of his friends come and told me he was had an operation, and his throat was bleeding to death out at a Catholic hospital in Louisville. And they wanted me to go over and pray for him. When I went over there, the man was--had so many missionaries and things standing in the room, and he was up there grasping at his breathe trying to get people saved standing there in the room. Well, I didn't want to go in before a man of that. I just knelt down behind a coat box and begin to pray for him like that, turned around and went back home. And when I got back over home, they called again and wanted to know. I said, "I prayed for him behind the coat box over there."
And they said, "Why, come on over."

L-36 I walked in to Brother Cauble; he was standing there hemorrhaging to death, dying right there in the--on the bed, no hopes for him to live. I asked our Lord Jesus to heal him, and the blood stopped immediately, and not one hour after, but it was right then, and has been well ever... Is that right, Brother Cauble? That's right. And he went right on down there into, down in Jamaica, or somewhere down in the--the countries like that. Been normally and well.
He brought his little girl. I couldn't tell what was wrong with the little girl. And he'd always catch me at home. He kept following meetings. Bless his heart, he was up in Windsor, Ontario, and everywhere. And one day at Chattanooga, Tennessee, we'd just come in, the anointing was still on me. He wanted to shake my hand, and the little girl walked over and sit down, and there a vision broke forth and showed just exactly what it was, and she was healed right on the spot. Is that right, brother and sister? That's right. And one of his girls, they... Oh, my. The world's full of it everywhere. Oh, it's full of the goodness of God.

L-37 Going down the steps to Brother Johnson's that night, I thought, the way he told me, he had a--a Sunday school... I'm just wanting to show you why this--what the gift is for. And then, going down, they said the Sunday school teacher, the way he talked to me, that she must be in straight-jacket, she was so mentally gone. And I went down the steps, and there stood a nice looking little lady about thirty years old. She said, "How do you do, Brother Branham?"
I said, "Are you the patient?"
"Yes, sir."
I said, "What's the matter?"
She said, "I don't know."


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