<TITLE>08. Par 24-27</TITLE>L-24 So, poor little thing in that fix, you just imagine how she felt. Well, and one morning, there about three o'clock in the morning, He came into the room. And then after daylight come, why there was some people outside, she said, my wife come into my room; she said, "Billy, has something happened?"
I said, "Honey, He's been here since ever since early this morning."
She said, "I thought, when I come through this room, that there was something strange." And she said, "There's some people out there."
I said, "Well, honey," she said, "shall I cook you a little breakfast?"
I said, "No, maybe He wants to do something, honey." I said, "Don't cook my breakfast."
She said, "Billy, can I call that little woman in New Albany?"
I said, "What little woman, honey?"
And she said, "The little woman that's been calling me, and is so nervous, down there."
And I said, "Well, it doesn't matter to me."
And so she called her. And there was a man from the Louisville Baptist church, one of the... Broadway Baptist church, in Louisville, that had been--was healed that morning with cancer on the spleen. And he's just fine, perfectly well now. He used to be a big league baseball player. And so then, for the Louisville team. And then when... The doctors had give him up there in Louisville.

L-25 So then, she got the little lady up, and some people brought her. I said, "I want to see her by myself." And she went over into the little den room; I put her over there so she'd be sure to be by herself. I walked in, her name was Shane. And she was rubbing her hands like this, setting there. And I walked in. A little mother...
And I said, "How do you do, lady."
And she got up; she said, "How do you do."
I said, "Just be seated." There was a little stool setting there, and I just set down. I said, "Now, sister..."
She said, "Oh, Brother Branham, is the--is the Angel of the Lord here?"
I said, "Yes, ma'am."
She said, "Oh, will you cast this evil spirit out of me?"
I said, "Now, just a minute, sister." I said, "You have to watch what you're casting out." I said, "People with those kind of things can get yourself in trouble with it." Did you know that?

L-26 How many believes Moses was a prophet? Sure he was. God trusted him, didn't He? He said, "Go down there and speak to the rock." Is that right? Not smite it, "Speak to it." And there where the whole God's program, the whole Bible was broke at one time. Moses instead of speaking to the rock, went down there and got angry with the people and smote the rock, and smote it the second time, said, "You rebels, must we fetch water?" And he--he got the water; he was a prophet; he could bring it anyhow, whether it was God's will... That wasn't God's will, was it? But he had power; he was a prophet. And he brought the water anyhow.
But God said, "Come up here, Moses. I'll deal with you now." Is that right? And He wouldn't permit him to go...

L-27 How about Elijah, that young fellow, he was... Oh, he oughtn't to have felt that about it; he went bald-headed when he was young. And he was going back after Elijah being taken up, and the little children run behind him, said, "Old bald-head. Bald-head." Making fun of the man. Well, he oughtn't--he ought to have knowed better than... looks to me like. But that prophet got angry. And he turned around and put a curse on those little children, and two she bears killed forty-two little innocent children, just for calling the prophet "bald-head."
Well, what difference did that make? I don't think that was the nature of the Holy Spirit, but that was a angered prophet. So you have to watch what you're doing.


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