<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 This old brother... I was standing, speaking, like this, and he raised up and said, "Say, Brother Branham, I want to ask you a question." All out of order...
But I said, "All right, brother, what is it?"
He said, "I'm just so happy, I don't know what to do."
I said, "Well, that's fine."
He said, "You know, the strange thing though," said, "when I heard you preaching, I was sure you was a Nazarene." 'Cause he was a Nazarene himself, you know. He said, "I--I'd sure you was a Nazarene." And then, said, "I seen all these Pentecostal people around here, and somebody told me you were Pentecostal." And said, "Now, I heard you say just awhile ago, you was a Baptist." Said, "I--I can't understand it."
I said, "That's very easy." I said, "I'm a Pentecostal, Nazarene, Baptist." And I said... [Brother Branham and congregation laugh--Ed.] We're all one in Christ Jesus. Amen...?...

L-7 That night, Mr. Brown told me, said, "Brother Branham, as soon as you... wait for a little break, to rest up again." They'd let me rest up a few minutes. I'd get real numb all over, then they'd take me off and let me rest a few minutes, just sing songs, and a preacher, maybe, would preach a little sermonette. I'd rest up a little and come back. So it... I hadn't been out praying for the sick then, but just, oh, two or three months.
So they taken me off, and said, "I want to show you a sight like you've never seen."
I said, "What is it?"
Said, "An insane woman."

L-8 And I went down, and standing on the steps as I went down, at the bottom of the auditorium. They couldn't hear down there, only through a PA system, it was so packed in. But nobody was in that spot, in the floor, 'cause they couldn't get in there on account of this woman. And she was laying on the floor, and her limbs were sticking right up like this, arms and legs both, and she was bleeding all over. And her husband was standing on the steps, a very fine, just a typical good old Arkansas brother, standing there with a pair of overalls on, them washed out. He said...
I tell you, friend, talk about overalls and blue shirts, some of the best old hearts in the world beat beneath them. That's right. That's right. And he--he shook my hand. He said... Oh, I said, "What's your trouble?"
Said, "It's my wife, Brother Branham."
And I looked out there, and she was laying like that. I said, "Oh, my." I said, "What's she bleeding so for?"

L-9 Said, "Well, Brother Branham," said, "we heard that testimony from over at Pinewood over there, that that woman was brought from the insane institution was healed." Said, "We thought maybe if we could bring my wife." He said, "We got her dismissed for tonight," and said, "they..." about a hundred and something miles. He said, "The ambulance wouldn't touch it." And said, "I got two or three brothers to come with me, and we got her in the Chevrolet car," and said, "she overcome all those men and kicked through the glass and broke all the windows out, and that's what cut her (See?) from the glass."
I said, "Oh, my, that's too bad." And I said, "How did it come about, brother?"
He said, "Well, Brother Branham," said, "it's just the time of menopause. The doctor give her shots that run her into that."
I said, "Well, that's sure too bad." And I said, "Well, 'course he didn't aim to do it; he done the best that he knowed how."


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