<TITLE>13. Par 44-45</TITLE>L-44 Then I was with Brother Sothmann, setting here somewhere in the building tonight, very fine Christian brother from Canada. A few years ago, about eight years ago, standing over there, I guess in a run of a year there's sixty or seventy-five of these things happen. There was a lady who came to me, and I... She was very nice. And she'd brought me big jars full of juices and things when my wife and I was there. And she said, "Oh, Brother Branham, how I enjoyed the messages."
I said, "Thank you, sister."
And she said, "I certainly believe you as the servant of the Lord."
I said, "Thank you, sister. God reward you for that."
And she said... While she was standing there I saw a vision. Now, she was way in her middle age. This has been eight years ago. And she said, "Oh, Brother Branham," she said...
I said, "Sister, the... THUS SAITH THE LORD I see you standing holding a baby in your arms in a little blanket."
And she said, "Me?"
And I said, "Yes, ma'am, you. It's THUS SAITH THE LORD."
And she said, "I hope you're right."
I said, "It isn't me speaking; it's THUS SAITH THE LORD." Well, two or three, four years passed; she begin to doubt it.

L-45 Not long ago, when Mr. Baxter and I were up, and I'd went into northern British Columbia amongst the Indians and had a little meeting up there, come down with Brother Rasmusson, who's here, setting right here now. We come back down through Calgary and when we was in... Edmonton, or rather. And while we was at Edmonton there the night of the service, I was coming back from being hunting, after we had the meeting, and stopped in. Her husband met me there, very noble man.
And he said... I had just a little thin coat on because it was early fall, and was warm here yet. It was pretty cold in Canada. He wanted to give me that overcoat. The man has never failed in the last seven years to send tithe money to support the missionary program that I'm supporting, never. He's been a loyal man, a good man. And he... And standing there that night he wanted to take off his coat and give it to me. I said, "No, Brother Gobel. Bless your heart, certainly not." And then, at Christmas time he always sends a nice little cake or something to the kiddies, or little dolly or something, just to be nice. Not because it's no other way, but he's just that kind of a man.


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