<TITLE>19. Par 69-72</TITLE>L-69 And as that little thing come up close to me, she set her little crutch down. I thought, "What she going to do, I'm just going to see what's she's going to do."
She put her little crutch down like that by the side of me, and she caught this pocket right here. And she raised up my coat, and kissed my coat, and dropped it down. I was just seeing how you feel. And she put her little crutches out, took her little skirts and pulled them out like that, very typical of the little Finnish, and she said, "Kiitos." "Kiitos," means "thank you."
I'd tell you: I--I just felt like that I could just break right out to screaming. And they were singing "Only Believe" in there for me to come in. And I thought, "Bless her little heart." And as I looked, I saw a vision. Sure, if I'd been the biggest hypocrite in the world, God would've honor her faith. That's right. I saw a vision, and there she went without her braces, walking. I said, "Sweetheart, listen," oh, my, I said, "How can I make her know it?" I said, "Honey, Jesus makes you well. You--you understand sweetheart? You--you..."

L-70 And the little soldier then... Somebody come out of that bunch and them, "Blah, blah, blah," grabbed me by the arm, and away I went. I thought, "Well, God will let her know sometime."
I went on in, and there the--after the Lord begin to move out through the audience and tell them people all their things out in there. And they just begin to raise up, and God healing. Then when all the Finns give out the prayer cards, they called up a few of them. And then I said, "Well," my brother come to me, kinda patted me on the sides, said, "That's enough, Billy; that's enough, you got to go."
Mr. Baxter got my arm; I said, "I just fell led; let's call just a few more." I said, "Don't call but just about five or six more, just... I just feel led to do it, Brother Baxter."
He said, "All right, call them."

L-71 I said, "Let some more, the next five come up," like that. And they interpreted it there. And by God's sovereign grace, she was the next one. And here she come; they brought her out from a little place there out of the room where she was at, and brought her up to the platform before thousands of people. I said, "Mrs. Isaacson, just say what I say."
"Yes, Brother Branham," she said.
I said, "Sweetheart, you're the little girl that was out in the room."
"Yes," she was.
I said, "Jesus healed you, honey. I've already saw the vision; you're healed. Now, you go over and let some of the men take the braces off, and when you do you put your little hand on your hip, just let your little hand slip just about as far as your leg is short, then come show Brother Branham."
Well, away she went over there. And when the interpreter had interpreted it, taken her over there, I called the next person. Just the time the vision had left, here she come across the platform crutch over her head, braces over her head, running, and jumping and leaping, and a praising God. God...

L-72 Could you give us five minutes more? I want to tell you something. Will you do it? Suffering, I know it's hot. I want to tell you about the other little kiddie if--if you'll pardon me. This is long, but just a minute.
The other little boy was laying dying. The second night of the service, which this was... Oh, that little mother of that other boy was frantic. And when they taken me in the hotel at night, they'd just have to drag me over the top of her. And so, she was screaming out in the Finnish language, a young mother in her twenties. So I'd go on to the room, because it was against the rules for me to stop for her. I went on up.


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