<TITLE>14. Par 45-47</TITLE>L-45 So when we met her, why, she went into the Fair Store, or the White House, I believe it was. I said, "There is that lady." And I--I said, "How you feeling?" She was with two women.
She said, "Oh, Brother Branham, if anything, I'm worse." She said, "I just--I just don't know what I'm going to do." She said, "I--I believe I can't last over another week." And so, she was in terrible shape. And I stepped in on the side and I prayed for her, just as reverent as I could.
And I said, "Go on now, believe." We went, was gone for a long time 'fore I ever come back. And she just kept the phone busy with my wife.
She said, "When Brother Branham's having another meeting, where he'd be under that Anointing," Said, "It's got to be something to cast that evil away from me." She said, "Something's got to do it." Said, "I just can't. I've been prayed for for men all over the country." And she said, "And I just... The doctors can't do anything." She spent ten dollars every week, had been for years, going to that famous psychiatrist in Louisville. Nothing could help her.

L-46 So one morning, when this vision right here, I got wrote out, which came to me, the Word of the Lord, which will take place in Africa and India, I'll give it to you so you can write it down. See if it don't come Word by Word the way He said it. That morning, He come in the room where I was at. And when my wife come out there, she said, "Bill, let me call that little woman first, will you?" Said, "Poor little thing." said, "She's in such a fix." I said, "Very well. You can call her."
So before she could get there, there was other people there. And there's a man from--from the Walnut Street Baptist church in Louisville, with a cancer in his liver. He's... That's been three--two years ago, going on three. And he's a member of my church over there now, the little tabernacle. He comes all the time. So the Lord told him what he had done. He used to be a baseball player, and told him something that he'd done that he must go straighten up. And he did. He lived.

L-47 So when the little woman come in, she set down. I had her take her out in the den room. I said, "I want to be by ourself." And we set down; I just got to talking to her, just like I would here at the platform. And she said... I said, "What's the matter, sister?"
She said, "Brother Branham, I don't know." Said, "I just... Seem like everything's just gone away and feels like I'm walking on the earth, if I happen to shake it, it's going to... I know it's standing in space," said, "it'll--it'll sink."
I said, "My, you ain't that heavy." So it was just on like that.
And she said, "Well, I just don't know what's the matter." said, "I know I'm crazy. I--I know I'm actually" said, "I'm crazy." and said, "They're going to send me away to the insane institution." And when you got to talking to her, you could see that it was something wrong then.
So I said, "Well, let's you and I just talk like, you know, like on a Scripture or something."
And she said, "All right." She was just wringing her hands, and taking her glove, and rolling it like that.
And I said, "Now, I'd just lay your gloves down, sister, and just--just relax."
She said, "Oh, I can't Brother Branham." She said, "I wished I could." She said, "But I can't."
I said, "Are you... You're a Christian?"
"Yes, everything."
I said, "Brother Johnson told me you was one of his most famous members, and he said, the most loyal members." And he...
She said, "Well, I'm thankful for that." And she said, "I try to be." And I kept watching her. And I happened to look coming right across in front of us, here come a little black car. And I seen it move into the shadow.
I said, "Was you ever in a car accident?"
She said, "No, sir. No I never was in a car accident."


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