<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 I said, "Look, brother. Uh-uh, it's not me; Jesus Christ does the healing." I said, "If you will believe with all of your heart that God will heal that woman... And the story that I told about a few weeks ago, that Angel meet me up there, and telling me to go and be sincere when I prayed, get the people to believe me." And I said, "They won't believe me." He said, "There'll be given you signs, like was given the prophet Moses, two signs." You remember the story. And said, "If you get the people to believe you, nothing shall stand before the prayer." I said, "Sir, do you believe that?"
And he put his old bony arm around me, said, "Brother Branham, with all my heart I believe it."

L-14 I turned around like this, and when I did, that woman squared off the same way. She said, "William Branham, you have nothing to do with me."
And the man said, "Well, that's the first words she spoke in two years."
I said, "That's not her."
She said... He said, "How did she know you?"
I said, "That's not her; that's that devil screaming out. See?...?..." I said, "That's Satan. She wouldn't know I was William Branham. He said he recognizes that I've told the truth. And if you'll only believe, you'll see the glory of God."...?... 
And he said, "You have nothing to do with me. I brought her here."
I said, "You might've brought her here, but Jesus Christ will heal her."

L-15 And she started crawling up towards me. And I said, "Let's bow our heads." And as we bowed our heads, and I said, "Heavenly Father, this poor brother and this... brought his wife here in this condition. You're the same God that... those devils and legions You cast out." I said, "You're the same God, so I ask in Jesus Christ Name that the evil spirits come out of the woman." And I just turned around to the man and said, "Do you believe?"
He said, "With all of my heart, Brother Branham."
I said, "Now, see, He told me if you get the people to believe, be sincere, and brother," I said, "I'm just as sincere as I knowed how to be."
He said, "Thank you, Brother Branham." He said, "What must I do with her?"
I said, "Take her right back to the institution."
He said, "All right."
So I said, "You let them dismiss her."
So he turned around, and after the service, he taken her back. And the thing of it was, she never bothered no one going back, sat up nicely.
Went back, they put her in the institution next morning. And the following morning when they went into the cell, where she was at, to feed her, she was setting up. And on the third day she was dismissed from the sanatorium, sent home in her normal mind.

L-16 About two months after that, I was at Little Rock, or not Little Rock, but Jonesboro. And setting... I kept seeing someone waving at me, like that, in the meeting. I thought, "Well, I don't remember them people," and I was preaching. And I looked again, and I thought, "Well..." And so the lady raised up, or the man did, rather, and said... had some little children there, said, "Do you know us, Brother Branham?"
I said, "I don't believe I do."
Said... The lady said... She raised up too; she said, "Excuse me, Brother Branham," but said, "they tell me that I was laying on my back the last time you seen me."
And I said, "Were you healed somewhere?"
And she said, "Yes. I was the lady that was down in the basement in that..."
I said, "Oh, my."
And there she was with her five little children hugging at her, normal and well in her right mind.


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