<TITLE>19. Par 61-64</TITLE>L-61 Now, my service this morning, and now is to pray for the sick. There's some who's comes in here from different parts of the country to be prayed for, and we sure want to pray for them. And I want to assure you that God is a Healer, that He heals all kinds. How many in here has been healed, let's see your hands go up? Now, you can see. And if I'd ask if cancer, blindness, deaf, dumb, crippled... Just think what will be on that day.
Someone said, "I don't believe in healing."
I said, "You just come a little to late (That's right.), just a little late. The Holy Spirit beat you here."
The other day when I knew my brother dying out there, and I was in Canada, right at the Canadian border... How the Lord was merciful with a fever a hundred and seven, wilting away and kneeling there in prayer... And the doctors walked in, the specialist in Louisville, said, "Now, son, I don't know what your faith is," but said, "there's been Somebody here besides the doctor." Son...?...

L-62 Yesterday I took him to Scottsburg to get his car. They said he will... They give him one hour to live to get his people in, 'cause if they're longer than an hour away, they'll never see him. Well, that just shows prayer changes things. So glad that we have a living God. The millions of testimonies of His glory...
Now, Sister Gertie, that famous old song, "Fear not, little flock, whatever your lot." He's here.
And now, how many's here to be prayed for, let's see your hands. Would you raise up your hands, those to be prayed for? Somewhere it looked like about fifteen. And we want you to... Now, while we're singing "Only Believe" we want you to come to the altar to be prayed for. And then when you get up here, then we'll dismiss the audience; they can stay or go. And then we'll pray for the sick. Or wait, it might not take but just a moment. The Lord might do something here this morning that you'd love to see. Maybe somebody blind, or deaf, or dumb, the Lord might heal them. So we don't know just what happens.

L-63 The meeting here at the tabernacle, we conduct it a little different than what we do in the outside meetings. We usually bring them one by one for discernment to find out what's in their life and what they done. Here we pray and lay hands on them, 'cause it's a massive order. People are coming in from all parts of the country. I'll show you. Anybody here from as far as fifty miles out of Jeffersonville come to be prayed for, raise up your hand. There you are. How many's as far as a hundred miles, raise up your hand? There you are. Two hundred miles? Three hundred miles? See there? That's what they are. See?

L-64 Probably from way away, some from different parts, they come wait here in these hotels and things till Sunday morning to be prayed for. So to get them all through after preaching, we just come up and pray and anoint them with oil, lay hands on them. And oh, how God works miracles for us. We believe.
Now, while we're singing, would... I wonder if they would fix a row. Brother or Sister McSpadden, I wonder if you'd come right up this way a little bit, some of you there, so that they could get in here, and line up right along the altar. And let them line up this a way, over on this side so they can pass right down this a way. Over on this side while the rest of us sing, "There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood"...
Over on my right, line up right back over here, and everybody'd be prayed for as they come through the line. Just come as far as right here so you can go back. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
... a fountain filled with blood
Drawn from Immanuel's... [Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.]
... their guilty stains, 
Lose all their guilty stains;
And sinners plunged beneath that flood,
Lose all their guilty stains.


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