<TITLE>04. Par 11-14</TITLE>L-11 And I know how they give a blood transfusion to a baby, it's from the vein, the needle in the head here. You see? And it's very... Looks very painful to the little fellow, but that's where they can catch the vein there. And I said, "Well, I'll wait about a hour until the blood transfusion's over, then I'll go to the hospital."
She started crying, said, "Brother Branham, do you think the baby..."
I said, "No doubt at all, the baby will live." I said--I said, "I just know that."
She said, "Oh, Brother Branham, I believe it with all my heart. If you said that, I believe it."
I said, "Don't say it because I said it; say it because it's not a vision, but it's a revelation. I knowed--forgot about the baby, but--and God revealed it back." So I said, "I'm going to pray for the baby now and will pray for an hour, then I'll go to the hospital."

L-12 And, friends, well, a--the hospital could give you a record, the father and mother. I went about an hour later, or maybe an hour and a half later, to the hospital. The mother was standing, waiting for me, great big smile on her face. I said, "How do you do?" I said, "Are you Mrs. Ledford, the--the Reverend D. W. Ledford's wife?" He...
She said, "I am." Said, "You're Brother Branham. Don't you remember me?"
I said, "I believe I've seen you, sister."
She said, "Well, we come up to church many times." Said, "'Course since you've been gone, I know," said, "my husband's preached in your church." And I said, "Well, I'm thankful for that." And the tears begin a rolling down her cheeks. I thought, "Well, this... Something must've happened.

L-13 So she said, "Reverend Branham," said, "my mother called me just about an hour ago." And said, "She told me what you'd seen and what had happened this morning." She said, "The baby, I'm here with it; they was expecting it to die at any minute." And said, "I... The doctors don't even know what was wrong with it." Said, "One thing we know; it was a diabetic." And it's only five months old. And said, "It's a diabetic, and I forget what all they found, but what was making that semiconscious, they didn't know." And said, "I talked to my mother. When my mother told me," said, "in my heart I knew my baby would live." Said, "When I turned back it was kicking its heels, and gooing, and laughing." Said, "Come, look at it." So she said, "I'm just waiting for the doctor to come to dismiss it," Doctor Roby of Jeffersonville.
So I went in there, and the little fellow had his bottle up like this just a drinking. He looked over at me and that little toothless mouth, laugh like that, and put his bottle back in his mouth. His mother tried to pull the bottle away. Oh, no, he got it again. The doctor come in and examine that baby, said, "Take it home...?... nothing wrong with it."
See? It's better to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit. If we Christians would only quieten ourselves (See?), not be in such an on rushing. Quieten ourselves. One call from the Lord means more than ten thousand of our own human efforts. Let us believe Him with all of our heart. He's so lovely.

L-14 Now, tonight, it's Saturday night; tomorrow morning you get up to go to Sunday School. [Brother says, "Can we get the amplifier louder than it is? I wonder, I'm afraid of those that sit behind it's a little hard for them to hear."--Ed.] The--the engineer, ever who's engineering it...
Now, I want you to turn with me tonight to a Scripture to read. And now, we trust that God will meet with us in His Word. You believe God is in His Word? Always.
Now, usually tomorrow night would be our last night. Usually five nights is what we stay, three to five nights. But we're going on next week, the Lord willing, right on. So we... I want to try to not throw it all into one thing. Talk on the Word awhile and relaxes me a whole lot...


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