<TITLE>02. Par 5-7</TITLE>L-5 And when we got there, there was a little house over to one side, little tar-paper like house, we call it an east. An Indian sister come out in the yard, knelt down, and put her head down, and prayed continually while the song service and everything else was going on. If I had about five back behind there each night praying, it'd would probably be a lot better out here, wouldn't it? That's right. Don't you believe that? Then it was such a marvelous meeting.
And when we started, we forgot to bring any prayer cards. Billy went somewhere. He just didn't care about going up to the reservation, he didn't think. And I thought he was sleeping, wanted to go to sleep. So we went off without the prayer cards, and so there--there was nothing we could do about it. But the Holy Spirit just lined the people perfectly. And the deaf, dumb, blind, crippled... I think there was about... Brother Brown told me some thirty visions had come forth, and I was still on my feet. And there was around--around three hundred people come through the line, and I would say at least a hundred, two hundred and fifty people definitely healed with out a...?... Oh, it was just a lovely flow of the Holy Spirit.

L-6 Brought a little girl up, a little Indian girl, a beautiful little thing, a little maid. And her eyes were so black and shiny. Before I got... Before she got to me... Someone I believe it was a missionary brother, Brother Mitchell, said, "She's blind." And someone said down the line, "She's Blind." See them feel coming along and brought her in front of me.
I prayed to our heavenly Father for the child. And I waved my hands in front of her face, and those big black staring eyes, just staring. So then I thought, "Poor little fellow, has to go through life like that." I put my hand back on her. And seemed like that I left... This sounds fanatically, but it--it's true. Seemed like that I left the earth and went in before the throne of God. There was a Blood of the Jesus Christ. And I knowed the poor little Indian girl, maybe couldn't understand English, or knowed nothing else. So seemed like that God opened my faith for the Blood of the Lord Jesus, and presented it to her.
In a few moments, I was back down kneeling where I'd been kneeling for a couple, three hours. And I had my finger, like this, in front of her eyes. I moved it, her eyes was still blind. And I said, "You said, 'Whatsoever you ask... '"
And just as I did, then my finger swayed. And here went those lovely big black eyes moving with my finger, and was made perfectly normal and open...?...

L-7 So there someone standing on the outside, some men, well dressed gentlemen, probably spectators, and the doctors had done played, whatever it was. And I seen them moving up to get a hold of her.
I said, "Take her on." I said "She sees."
And I seen them out there, you know, with her. And there she was, walking around in the lot, just like the rest of them out there. And her father came through next, and he was blind. And the Lord Jesus, in His sovereign grace, restored the sight to the father right there.
Women with paralyzed arms, couldn't move their hands, raising their hands and praising God. Deaf, dumb, oh, everything, our blessed Lord Jesus did do.


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