<TITLE>06. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 So Brother Moore said, "There's nothing about it, Brother Branham. We're going over and buy you a new suit to replace your suits and things, get you some shirts."
I said, "This one's not too dirty. This is all right." And so I was preaching right on.
And the first thing you know, I was over... He said, "No, we're not going to stand it any longer. You're going right now."
And the phone rang, said, "Say, somebody wants you, Mr. Moore, on the phone."
He went down there, old colored boy said, "Hey, is this you, Mr. Jack?"
Said, "Yes."
Said, "Is--is Brother Branham with you?"
He said, "Yes."
Said, "You tell Mr. Bill; I done found his suitcase. I's on my road with it." [Brother Branham laughs--Ed.]
I said, "Brother Moore, where's your faith?" That's right.

L-19 Well, the Lord bless. Shall we pray now as we pray for the handkerchiefs.
Our dear heavenly Father, we bring humbly to Thee this day, before Thee, these handkerchiefs, cloths, gloves, whatevermore that's laying present, asking You to be so kindly to heal every one that these represent. May Thy loving mercy rest upon them all. The prayer of faith shall save the sick, and God shall raise them up.
Now, in the Bible where we read this over in the Book of Your writings, the 19th chapter of Acts of the Holy Spirit in the Apostles, we see where the great Saint Paul taken from his body handkerchiefs and aprons. Unclean spirits left the people and diseases, and they were healed. The people saw that You were with Paul and they had faith; so they wanted to take from his body aprons, handkerchiefs, and so forth. And You honored every one of them and they every... the Bible said that diseases and afflictions left the people.
Now, Father, we realize that we're not Saint Paul. He's come home to Your house long years ago, but You still remain Jesus, the same yesterday, today, and forever. We see Your Spirit moving among us; the same faith that was in them people is in the people here today. Thou does take Your man, but never Your Spirit. And I pray, Father, that in commemoration of this great act of the people of that day, these people today with the same faith is now sending handkerchiefs, may each of them be healed. I humbly and reverently, with all my heart and soul, ask that You'll bless everyone and heal everyone that these tokens are meant for. In Jesus' Name, Thy beloved Son, we ask it. Amen.

L-20 I think immediately after service these will be given to those who have needs. And now, if you happen... Just a moment. I didn't get to pray for her. Hand it to me, please.
Father God, I pray, late but finally arrived, I ask You to bless her, and wherever this handkerchief's intended, may it be a blessing that she's asking in Jesus' Name. Amen.
God bless you my...?... don't weary. There's something about a little old mother, just makes me... Don't you feel that way?

L-21 Sometime ago, way up in the Indian reservation, an old mother one night come crippling up to the altar on crutches, and she had to hold them down like that. She looked up at me, and the tears running down her cheeks and through those deep wrinkles. And she reached over and got her crutches and handed them to me, straightened up and walked off the platform, no prayer or nothing. She a Indian. I looked at her and thought, "Somebody's mother."


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