<TITLE>07. Par 22-24</TITLE>L-22 That night, when I come in, I--I had this same Bible over my heart. One of my brothers was with me by the name of Howard. Said--he said to me, "Billy, you remember some bad candy we got in Canada?" Said, "You think that was flat, taste this": two little pieces of chocolate.
I said, "Thank you." I usually stay by myself in a hotel because of the visions. So Mrs. Isaacson  and them went to their rooms. Each one went their room...?... So I went in; it was way up near the midnight sun. Being up on the midnight you can read the newspaper on the street. It doesn't get dark that time of year. So I went over to the window. Now, listen close; we'll close.

L-23 I looked over to--out the window, here come hundreds of those little Finns down through the park, praising God. I stood there, and I said, "Dear God, some glorious day Jesus will come, and He'll make all things well. Oh," I said, "I love You, Lord. You're wonderful, Lord. And I love You with all my heart. Won't You be merciful?"
And I heard something. It went [Brother Branham knocks twice--Ed.]. And I looked, setting on a table, and there was a vase. It had two flowers in it. One of them down this a way towards the south was about half way down. The one towards the north was hanging all the way down. And I said, "Where'd that come from?" And I looked around, and here stood by my side that great One, Angel, big man, white robe on, dark hair to his shoulders, had His arms folded, and He was looking at me. He said, "What did your brother give you?"
I said, "Two pieces of candy, Sir."
He said, "Eat them."
And I picked up a piece, put it in my mouth, and I started eating. swallowed it: taste good. And just then this flower was laying toward the north, made a noise, went, "whew, whew," [Brother Branham blows in the microphone--Ed.] raised up. And I looked over, and I thought, "What was that?" Geographically, that's just the way both boys fell: one to the south, one to the north. The one to the north is one had been raised from the dead. He said, "Eat the other piece." I put it in my mouth, and I started chewing it. Oh, it was bitter. I started to take it out.
Now, here's something. I looked at this other flower, it was going, "Tuhh...?...[Brother Branham hits the pulpit--Ed.] going down, going down. He said, "Eat that." I put it back in my mouth, held my breath, eat it real fast; I swallowed it, and when I swallowed, the other one went "Phew" [Brother Branham blows into the microphone--Ed.], raised up, stood right by the other one. And I said, "What meaneth this?"
Said, "Go, call that mother." Hallelujah. "And say, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD,' God has heard her prayer, and the baby's going to be all right."

L-24 I rushed quickly to the phone. I let out a big scream, and as I let out a scream, that--everybody begin screaming and running. And when I got down there, I said, "Go, call the lady." And when they went and called her, they called at the hospital; said the baby was dying. So they got the mother to the phone, and when they told her, you know what happened? She was screaming to the top of her voice. She said, "Brother Branham, the baby has come to, and we're taking it home now. The doctor can't find nothing wrong with him. Praise be to God." Did I have anything to do with that? No. The mother's prayer saved the child. I only done what I seen to do. What is it? Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. Shall we pray.


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