<TITLE>07. Par 20-23</TITLE>L-20 And so when I made the altar call, we had the people up and down the streets where the speakers picks up Christ and so forth. And he taken me out, come in that night they held their hands down over the window and picked me up. And to--and going out, he took me down a basement, said, "Wait till they get away, and I'll put you in a room down here, and then--then you can get out."
And I said, "All right."
Going down the steps, he put his arm around me, said, "Billy, you forgive me for something?"
I said, "What'd you do, Brother Johnson?"

L-21 He said, "Well," he said, "nothing," but said, "I've got a little lady here that's a Sunday school teacher." And said, "She's--she's so awful bad condition, nervous," said, "I'm... would... You--you--you don't have to see any vision," said, "just put your hands on her, offer prayer." Said, "She's been everywhere, prayed for."
And I said, "Sure."
Said, "She's in a terrible shape." Said, "Ten years nearly she's been going to this psychiatrist, ten dollars a trip, in Louisville." And said, "She's having an awful time."
I said, "Certainly." And I walked down at the bottom of the steps, and a very attractive little woman, about thirty, standing there.
She said, "How do you do, Brother Branham." Well, I was expecting to see somebody in a straight jacket, the way he was talking.
And he said... I said, "Are you the patient?"
She said, "Yes, sir, I am Brother Branham."
I said, "What's the matter, sister?"
She said, "I don't know; that's what I'm wondering." She said, "I just--I just feel like I'm walking on the earth, and it's going to burst any time, and I can't leave home. Somebody's got to go with me. I'm--I'm afraid the steps." Said, "I got three little children," and said, "I'm--I'm in awful shape." Said, "Will you pray for me?"
And I said, "Yes, madam." I put my hands over on her, and I prayed, "Dear heavenly Father, help this little woman with all my heart I pray." And I went on out. Then they got me out in a little while, and I went home.

L-22 Two days after that I left for overseas. And while I was overseas, my wife said, "That poor little thing called about every two or three days," said, "look if Brother Branham ever has a meeting anywhere, or when he's home, if the Angel of the Lord ever comes near, Mrs. Branham, will you please let me be the first one on the list?"

L-23 And said, "Well," she said, "I'll--I'll do my best sister." Said, "All I know to do..."
And she'd say, "Oh," she said, "I'm just getting worse and worse all the time." And she said, "I can't go to one of the meetings," said, "I don't how they'd do, they'd have to strap me in a car to get me out." Said, "I... That's a terrible fix to be... That's the worst thing there is. That's mentally.
So I said, "Well," my wife said, rather, said, "well, when he comes back... When I come home, she'd call about every day, said, "No," and said, that... So she come up. And she wanted me to pray for her.
I said, "All right." And I was going out; they was taking me out then, and so, I stopped there on the sidewalk and prayed for her. She went back. A couple days later, she called my wife, said, "Oh, Sister Branham, it'll just have to take when the anointing is on him, where he can rebuke the enemy." Said, "I'm dying." Said, "I just can't stand it any longer, these ten years," said, "I just can't hold up any longer. I'm just going to pieces."


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