<TITLE>03. Par 8-10</TITLE>L-8 But that day I had so many different things to pray for. There was children sick and afflicted and everything. I thought, "My." I went in that night and I prayed till about eleven o'clock. I went into my room and went to bed. I woke up the next morning around three-thirty or four, and I thought, "Well, wonder what He's got me up at this time for." I got up, turned on the light, read a chapter out of the Bible and waited a little while. And after while I started to lay back down. And I looked up, and I seen a young lady coming walking. She was dressed in a brown velvet looking suit (I guess you call it.), the coat and skirt part separate you know. And so, she was walking like that, kind of red hair, sandy, dark red hair, attractive looking girl, rather strong. And she was smiling. She was walking back home.
So I recognized that it would be something the Lord wanted. So as soon as it come daylight we had our--our, my wife, rather, to call a sister who had got the letter; it didn't give no description. And she called, and that was the girl. That was her, the description was red headed, sandy red hair, and was on her road back home. How marvelous the Lord is.

L-9 That morning I kept seeing a little baby before me. I called the office, and they read down all the--the lists that they hadn't sent up yet. I thought, "O God, where is this baby?" I looked over again, got the list at home, read over it, no baby. The only thing I had was a baby about five years old, cancer in both eyes, down in Kentucky. But He kept saying, "An infant baby." I kept looking, wondering where that baby would be. No vision. I... But I knew it was there; it was an infant baby.
And I happened to remember setting in my tabernacle about two weeks before there, a little girl whispered in my ear, said, "Pray for my baby sister." I thought, "That's the Reverend Ledford's daughter," a Baptist evangelist. I'm sure that's who it is and that told me that. Well, I called, found his name in the phone book, and called Reverend Ledford. But he wasn't home.

L-10 So I called back to my office, and the secretary said, "Well, he married a girl from here in the city by the name of, I forget, Thompson, I believe it was, or something like... Jackson, Jackson. So he said... She give me the--her father's name, Thomas Jackson. So I called them, and I said, "I am Brother Branham." I said, "I don't want you to be--think that I am mentally disturbed but..."
And she said, "Why, Brother Branham?"
And I said, "Well, this morning, for the last two hours, coming from the study, and," I said, "it's just constantly an infant baby before me." And I said, "And as soon as I thought of the little... your little granddaughter that whispered in my ear, the Reverend's child, that her baby sister was sick..." I said, "The Holy Spirit has just warned me that that was the baby.
And she started weeping. And she said, "Brother Branham," said, "sure I knew you. I--I come to your church." 'Course I'm not there enough to know who does come. She said, "I understand." She said, "How wonderful of our Lord." Said, "The baby has been semiconscious for the last ten days. Nothing can be done for it. The doctors has given it up. It's in the hospital, and they're giving it blood transfusion this morning. The father and mother, the reason they didn't answer, is out there for they are expecting the baby to go at any time."


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