<TITLE>03. Par 8-11</TITLE>L-8 I've often thought that... You know God healed Brother Ekberg. He had a... You all know about it, I suppose. The doctors give him just a little bit to live, sarcomas cancer. And God Almighty, one night in the Chicago meeting, when I was just under the anointing of the Holy Spirit, felt led, and walked over there and laid hands on him when he was in a serious condition.
Brother Waermo has had a nervous breakdown and been very sick. God's healed him, and I looked at him this morning when he was singing those songs, I--I tell you, there's something on the inside of me just begin to quiver, to think that what God done for him.
And now... And they'll be here tomorrow afternoon to be--be in the service and sing for us.

L-9 Now, here's letters that's going to the sick and the afflicted. And may the Lord add His blessings as we pray for them.
Now, each one, they'll come get them. I believe there's another one right there, brother. They... We want you to do this now: after the altar call tonight is over... I think that's right, isn't it, brother? After the altar call, when you want them to come get their... After the altar call? [Brother says, "Yes."--Ed.] After the altar call, come, get your--your handkerchief. And if you happen to miss, and need one, just write me one.
Now, it'll come... They'll be a--it'll be made up an appointment... Something? You want to announce something? [Brother says, "No. See, they're asking about your books again."--Ed.] Books... They--they... Many's asked, and someone that wrote me a letter the other day and said, "Brother Branham, send me one of your books." And I got a couple.

L-10 Now, the reason that we didn't bring them: first thing, I didn't have room. And these books... My... How many's ever read them? Let's see your hands. Well, that's fine. I--you know, I--I didn't... I wrote a little one, one time, and it was called "Jesus the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever." And I wrote another one called "The Heavenly Vision." Oh, they're little bitty things, so, about sixty, seventy pages in them, I think, and sold for about fifteen cents or something. And it had to be rewritten a dozen times for--for the grammar's sake of it. And so, my wife got it... No, it wasn't her grammar; it was mine. See? And it was a... Both of us together, honey, couldn't have good grammar, could we?

L-11 So say, someone wrote me a little note last night and said, "Brother Branham, have your wife to come up on the platform and the baby." You don't want her to faint, do you? She's as bashful as I am, so... And so... Ha-ha-ha. I tell you what: if--if I can talk to her real lovely after the service tonight, we'll have her come up here tomorrow afternoon. Would you like that? [Congregation applauds--Ed.] Now, she's so... Thank you.
If there's any credit to be given to the Branham family, give it to her. She's deserving. Mother of these three little children, now, stayed home... You know what? This is... We have been together perhaps this time just about as long as we ever have been since we been married. That's right. We're never together, never hardly see each other. And I'm gone all the time. And when I'm home, it's worse than it is anywhere else, the people just coming and going all the time. And I seen the time when, my, when it was just... See, it isn't just one little group of people; it's all around the world. And people are coming in from India, from Africa, from everywhere, coming into Jeffersonville.


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