<TITLE>16. Par 58-60</TITLE>L-58 Now, across America and through Canada, there's probably people right here who have that wrote on their book. Hey, how many ever heard it, let's see your hands, anybody had it on their book, that? Wrote in the flyleaf of their Bible. Thousands times thousands.
Up in Kuopio, Finland... I've been down England, been around France, and different places, and up... I was at Kuopio, Finland, and we'd been up on the hill. I hadn't eat for several days, and was praying. Mr. Lindsay and them was with me; I said, "Something's fixing to happen."
Said, "What is it, Brother Branham?"
I said, "I don't know." I done forgot of that vision. I said, "I don't know, but something's fixing to happen."
Said, "What do you think it is?"
I said, "I don't know."
We started down the hill, and looked way down about a mile ahead of us, coming down off the mountain, up there watching how the Russians come over, and swarmed on the city, and machine-gunned it and so forth, during the time of the wars. And I thought, "Well, poor little Finns, how lovely they were, and how deserving they are." And they... And I looked, and there was a car, automobile, American made Ford. And oh, they haven't got two hundred of them in the whole nation, I guess. And it had struck two little children, and one of them, they rolled over it, mashed him under, and kicked him out from behind the car. And the driver, the fender hit the other one by the side of the chin, and hit him against the tree, and broke his--crushed his brain in back here, and his back.

L-59 Well, about twenty minutes later we come to the scene. Mr. Moore, which will be in the meeting, probably tomorrow, or either meet me at the other meeting... Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Baxter, many witnesses was along. And as we got out of the car, they did, to look. The little boy was laying with a coat over him. And another car had picked the other little boy; he wasn't dead, so they took him on to the hospital.
This little boy was laying there and he... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] They can't move him because it's against the law to move him until the parents is looked at him; and they're gone for the mother and father. Well, I thought, "Oh, my, that poor little mother and father, what will they think when they find their boy laying there dead." I thought, "What if I'd get a telegram from America, and little Billy Paul had been killed and mashed on the road like that, how would I feel? Way across the seas here with these meetings, what would I do?" I thought, "What's that little daddy going to do out there with the hoe out there in the field? That little mother with a axe chopping poles, or something, what's she going to think, the poor little thing?"

L-60 I just started kind of crying; I--I prayed. Brother Moore and them standing around, I thought, "I believe I'll take a look at the child." So they raised up the coat, and that poor little thing laying there, blood in and out of his ears and everything; I said, "Oh, my." Now, watch how stupid a person can get. And I said, "Oh, my, cover him up."
I--I started to move away like this, and I felt somebody put their hand on my shoulder. I thought it was Brother Moore or Brother Lindsay, one. How many ever heard of Brother Moore and Brother Lindsay, the editor of the "Voice of Healing." He was right there and seen it all.
And so, put his hand, and I said, "Brother..." And Brother Moore was standing... Wasn't nobody in ten feet of me. And a hand was laying on my shoulder. See, when God speaks, God's going to confirm that thing. And I thought, "Who's hand is this?" And when I turned back, the hand left me. And I thought, "I--did I imagine that?" I turned and started away again; that hand come back again. And I looked around again, and they was showing the little boy to someone else. Many of the people were standing around. And I looked down; I looked up, and there was them evergreen trees, them rocks lapped together. I looked again; I said, "Uncov... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]


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