<TITLE>20. Par 73-77</TITLE>L-73 That night when I got in to that little mother was drug over her like that. And that day, the day before that, Mrs. Isaacson said, "Brother Branham, can you just give her a minute."
I was in the hall. I said, "All right, bring her up."
Her and her husband come up. And I said, "Now, you interpret for me." And she, the little mother frantically, you know, rubbing her little hands.
And you women, what if you had to dress like they dress? In the summertime, great big thick dresses like that, and big boots and pitch hay. You think about wearing these little old ungodly clothes out in your front yard then. You see? See how they are? But really honest, lovely people...

L-74 And there she was standing there, little face and her white hair pulled back like that. And she was blabbering off something as hard as she could. I said, "Mrs. Isa..."
Said, "Said she wants you to go raise her little boy."
And I said, "Sister, I--I have no way of doing that." I said, "That..."
She said, "Well, my little boy's not dead, and the other little boy is dead, and you raised him up."
I said, "No, sister dear, I had nothing to do with that." I said, "Over in the homelands two years ago God showed that vision. It's been wrote in books and everything."
"Well," she said, "go see a vision for my little boy." Well, that's a mother life."
And I said, "Sister, that's very lovely of you, but I can't see visions. God has to show them; it's not what I want; it's what He wants."
And she said, "Well..."

L-75 I said, "By the way, are you all Christians?"
"No."
Well, I said, "Look, if you're not Christians, if your little boy dies, then he will go to heaven; he's just a little bitty boy, just six years old or five years old," I believe it was. I said, "He will go to heaven. And if you die in your sins, you can't go where he's at. But if God takes him, and you become a Christian, then you can go and live with him; there'll never be an accident there." And I said, "Then look, if you wanted a favor out of me, you'd do me a favor."
"Yes."
I said, "Well, now look. Why don't you surrender your lives and say you're going to live a Christian life, and perhaps you might find grace in the sight of God."
Well, they couldn't lose, so they thought that was the thing to do. So they got down on the floor, and I told them what to do. And they got up, not just a make-up now; they really prayed and cried, little mother holding dad around the neck, and they was crying with one another. They got back up, I said, "Now, you go, and God will probably do something for your child."

L-76 She said, "Come, go at the hospital."
I said, "No, that's against the rules. See, if I went to see your baby, and then some other baby, then if I didn't go there, then that'd make that mother feel bad." See? I said, "I'll just pray for the baby. Oh, well," I said, "you wouldn't want me to violate rules; I'm not supposed to do that."
And she said, "Well..."
I said, "If God shows me a vision, I will tell you."
She said, "Now, go, see vision."
I said, "Well, I can't do that, sister."
She said, "I'll just wait then; you--you go see vision; I'll wait."
I said--I said, "No, sister, now, that's not the way it is. He may never show me nothing about it. You just go home and believe.

L-77 Well, finally Mrs. Isaacson got her away, tell her that if God give a vision, she'd--she'd call back. She hadn't been gone ten minutes, until the first thing you know the phone ring... Was anybody here ever in Finland, or any Finns? I hope this don't offend you, because I think that they're one of the nicest people in the world. It's got a little stick like you put in here and pull a crank. And so the lady called up, said, "Brother Branham seen vision yet?"
"No."
About ten minutes again, cranked again, "Brother Branham see vision yet?"
"No."
And just on till we went to service, and the little girl healed that night. I come in... Not this Bible but another Bible... I walked up, and my brother...


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