<TITLE>29. Par -</TITLE>L-100-252 While we're going to pray for the sick, I want a--a special right now. I want Sister Gertie and her daughter, if they will, to come here. And this is the original old song; I want you to sing it for me, "Only Believe." I remember, was walking in that door, and this song has followed me all across the nations. And I--I want them to sing; she was the first one to play it, the first when I heard it. A buddy of mine wrote it, Paul Rader. And before we pray for the sick, I want them to sing it while God's blessings rest upon the people for the sick.
We've taken a lot of time. I'm sorry, Brother Neville. God bless you. Do you love questions? I do. Oh, and them were real good ones; they were just so good. And there's just another bunch. And, really, some of them hasn't been thoroughly went through yet. Oh, there's just so much to go through them. May the Lord bless.

L-101-254 All of you keep your mind on Christ now, and let's change from the questions back to Divine healing. How many's here to be prayed for? Let's see your hands, wants to be prayed for. All right, we're going to bring them forth and pray for them just in a moment, soon as our sisters sings this beautiful song. While they're making ready, hanging right above you now is the promise; this is His Bible.
[Sister Gertie and her daughter sing "Only Believe."--Ed.]
Only believe, only...
Now, you who are sick, move up around the altar now, if you will.
All things are possible, only believe;
Only believe, only believe,
All things are possible, only believe.

L-101-256 [Brother Branham begins humming "Only Believe."--Ed.] Now, heavenly Father, we're so thankful today for this Scripture and for this song, "Only Believe." We can hear You say to the father who had the boy with epilepsy, "Only believe, for all things are possible."
Now, we pray, God, as these people are coming to the altar to be prayed for, seeing that we are here, negative, just the negative; the positive is just around us, the immortal Spirit that was upon us shall never die. It will be all through the ceaseless ages. And we go forth now as Your anointed servant to help our fellow man to receive help, for only one alternative, Father, that is that they would glorify You. And now, may each one standing here at the altar this morning, sick, suffering, now may the Holy Spirit grant healing to every one of them.

L-101-258 And we as Your little--little flock, that the sisters was just singing of, "Fear not, little flock," we know, Lord, it's Your good will to give the Kingdom to those. And we know that You're always near, for You said, "Wherever two or three would gather in My Name, I'll be in their midst. Whatever they ask, I'll give it."
Now, according to the Word of God which cannot fail, God's Word, grant healing to everyone, Lord. And they're standing here, waiting. As we go to anoint with oil, and to lay hands upon, and to ask for deliverance, may each of them go to their seats, back to their homes, praising You, normally, perfectly, and well, and return again tonight, Lord, at the service, giving praise and glory to God for their healing. Grant it, Lord.
And while we have our heads bowed:

L-102-260 Brother Neville, come with me, if you will. I want Brother Fleeman, and Brother... deacon, or somebody here, and Brother Cox, you all come here and help me. It's all of the deacons here of the church is what I'm calling for just at this time.
And as we pray for them, you can help them if you will. Now, I want every one in here to be real sincere. And as we pray for the sick, I want you to pray with us.
I see a little boy setting back there now, awhile ago walked out in the hall there and had a hemorrhage. And the Lord Jesus so wonderfully stopped the blood right. See? His mercy be praised, His Name be honored. Just see how many has recovered in the last few days.


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