<TITLE>13. Par 42-45</TITLE>L-42 I see... Now, on a platform, I'd have prayed for her and let her go on. See? But I had her before me. I watched again just a minute. The first thing you know, here it come. I seen the vision break then, come right straight in. It caught me. No way of getting away then. I said, "I see a little car. You're setting by a blond-headed man. And there's an automobile coming. You pass, then there's a big light. It's a train." And there went the vision. She let out a scream and jumped out into the floor and fainted. So the vision went on. Here it was. When she got married, just before, her husband went overseas, just a few weeks... She was a young woman. This last war... And when... He went overseas, her being just a girl, she started running around, being lonesome, and she started running around with another man. And she went out in a little car with him one night, and lived untrue to her marriage vow, and on the road home, was almost killed by a train. Told her all about what she had did. And then when she raised her up in the floor, she begin screaming to the top of her voice. Wife come in there and said, "Why, what was the matter?" And...

L-43 She said, "Oh, Brother Branham, don't you tell that to nobody."
I said, "I thought you told me you was a Christian."
She said, "I am." She said, "I've confessed that to God years ago."
I said, "It wasn't God you sinned against, it was your husband, your marriage vow. You was a married woman." I said, "You'll have to go make that right with your husband if you ever get well."
She said, "I can't do it. It'd break our home up." She said, "I've got three little children," and she said, "my husband would leave me."

L-44 I said, "Now, lady, I've done all I can do." I said, "You know, there isn't a psychiatrist in the world could pull that out of you. That's way back in the gable end of your soul, and you're just... You subconsciously think of it, till you got yourself in that condition." I said, "That's the whole thing. Now, there's the truth. And you know it's the truth. There's no other person in the world but you, that man, me, knows this now."
She said, "That's right." But said, "I just couldn't make it right."
I said, "Well, now, that's all I can do."
Said, "Oh, you're not going to leave."
I said, "Yes, ma'am. There's a man setting in this room, which is this man here." I said, "He's very seriously ill, fevered up there this morning," I said, "I've got to go in. There's some more people coming."
And she said, "Oh, I can't." Said, "What must I do?"
I said, "Go, call your husband and make it right. Get right. Get the thing clean. That's the only way to do it."

L-45 And she said, "Well," she said, "I just can't do it." And I... She said, "Oh, I just... I'll die. I'll..." just started like that. And I happened to look around, and I seen a something forming by the side of her, and I looked, and there stood a man, black-headed, combed his head over kind of sideways, kind of wavy, a little older that she was.
I said, "Is your husband a black-headed man?"
She said, "Yes, sir."
Said, "Kinda tall?"
"Yes, sir."
I said, "Isn't he a deacon in the church?"
She said, "Yes, sir."
I said, "He works for a Chevrolet company, doesn't he?"
"Yes, sir."
I said, "He has the same thing to confess to you." No wonder Brother Johnson can't have a revival.
I said, "Looky here." I said, "Your husband, when he landed in France, he taken a girl," and told what he did. And I said, "There's a woman works in the office, and she was wearing a pink dress, and they was in a green Chevrolet car no more than three days ago. And he's guilty of the same thing."
Said, "Not my husband."
I said, "Well, you all better get things right. You better call him up."


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