<TITLE>19. Par 58-61</TITLE>L-58 So we went along, and I stopped in front of a place called, Miller's Cafeteria. I looked up. I thought, "Well, what am I doing here?" And I looked and there was my wife; Mrs. Morgan was packing the baby. And I said, "Well..."
She said, "Where are you going?"
I said, "Let's go in here."
So we went in, went down along the side, and I picked up some oh, some stuff we was going to eat, went an set it down. And just as I set down like that, we bowed our head to pray, I heard somebody say, "Praise the Lord." And Mrs. Morgan looked over, and there was some... a woman and a man setting right.
She said, "Uh-huh. Now, you're caught, aren't you?"
And I said, "The Lord told me to come here."

L-59 This lady walked over; she said, "Brother Branham, listen." I looked over at the table; there wasn't nothing laying on the table. And she said, "I've been sitting here, ever since this opened up this morning." She said, "Here's my brother." Said, "The heart is enlarged so big, till it's through the diaphragm some way." She said, "The doctor said that he can't live." Said, "We followed you meeting after meeting, till we spent all the money we had." And she said, "I sold my cow. We live in Texas." Said, "And I sold my cow for enough money to bring brother here." Said, "We're absolutely, totally broke." And said, "I was in such a desperate fix; I prayed last night," said, "all night long. And this morning," said, "I fell asleep, and I had a dream. And the Lord told me to come and find Miller's Cafeteria, and be here by nine o'clock." And looked up, and it was just exactly nine o'clock. You know what happened, don't you?

L-60 After the brother was healed, he started crying, like that. And I turned around, didn't want my breakfast, started walking out. Marjorie, (and that's the nurse,) and my wife was going out. And I said, "Something's telling me, 'Go outside.'" And just as I went outside, a little woman dressed in black, she just fell on the street. Her husband runs this big spaghetti company in Chicago. She was in pretty near every meeting, may be here for all I know. She knowed...?... be here. She... Her husband's a multimillionaire. She had come from Mayo Brothers, and she was oh, swelled way out with a malignant cancer, that--growth that could not be cured. Mayo's wouldn't even touch it. She said, "Brother Branham," she said, "I followed meeting after meeting;" but she said, "I've got in such place, till I can't go any farther." And she said, "The strangest thing happened." Said, "This morning I dreamed a dream, that I should be standing here in front of this cafeteria at ten minutes after nine." There it was. That--that just happens constantly.

L-61 I went on up to the corner. And my wife said; I said, "You go on over to the drug store and get some little books there for the little kid." Said, I said, "You all go on in; just on up through," and I said, "I'll be in after while." I said, "He's leading me; I don't know where to go now, but I feel that you all should go, go on."
So they--they started on. And I stood there. There was some fish and tackle and things, up there. And I thought, "I'd go up here and act like I was looking at the fish and tackle." And I was standing there, and didn't see nobody. And I said, "Lord Jesus, what do You want me to do, Father." I said, "What is it You want me do?" and kept praying like that.
In a few minutes He said, "Go to the corner." I walked out, walked up to the corner. You may call this fiction; it's on record, and it's on record in heaven too. And I stood there, and those big Irish cops... I went across the other corner. And I... So the big Irish cop out there, blow a whistle, and the pedestrians would cross and so forth. Kept on, I stood there a little while. After while another group come across. And way in the back of them was a little woman with one of these little black-checkered dresses on, a little tam. She had a pocket book on her arm. She was walking across like this.


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