<TITLE>26. Par 79-81</TITLE>L-79 [The sister speaks--Ed.] Our heavenly Father, as this child stands here and asks, just a young woman here at the crossroads of life, I pray that You'll heal her of this nervousness, Lord, and this growth in her neck. I pray that tomorrow night she'll come back and say the growth is gone and her nervousness is gone, and she'll be well so she can serve you. God, then if You'll do this, I'll run a pray line like this constantly. Grant it in Jesus' Name. Amen. God bless you, sister.
Your trouble, sister? [The sister speaks--Ed.] High blood and arthritis. Heavenly Father, I bless this here woman, as I hold these hands, perhaps, it's pat a little baby's cheek many times, rocked the cradle when the baby was sick. O Father, I pray that You'll take the arthritis and trouble away from her and may tomorrow night she return rejoicing saying, "It left me. I'm well." In Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-80 [Someone speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] The little baby, the little deaf and dumb baby is saying, "Mama" and can hear. [Congregation worships--Ed.] Let... Send them back up to the platform now.
Your trouble? [The sister speaks--Ed.] O God, in Christ's Name heal the woman and make her well. I pray in Jesus' Name. Amen.
What you say? [The woman with the baby speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] Ma, Ma. Well, that's very fine. Now, you're my little girl friend. Do you believe that...? Can you say, "Mom" for me? Mom. Mom. [Brother Branham asks the woman--Ed.] See if you can do it. Mom. Ma. Ma. She's trying hard. Ma. Ma. Ma. Ma. Ma. She thinks I'm trying to get her to smile for her Mom. See? [Brother Branham claps his hands--Ed.] Oh, play up turn up on the music, wherever... [The organist gives a few chords--Ed.] Mmm. Mmm. Ma. Mama.
She said it down there, did she? [The woman speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] She said that here, your mother? The neighbors that brought her, and she took her out the door and she said, "Ma." And that shows that that spirit has gone from her. She's never spoke to her in her life. She's a baby. Now, could it be possible for you to get her back tomorrow night, if you could train her a little bit tomorrow on how to talk and bring her back? I want the audience to see what happened. And you'll do that?

L-81 What, are you Norwegian or something? Swedish. Well, that's very fine. And she's not Swedish though, is she? I didn't think so. You look like an Irish girl. Yes, sir. Oh, yes. Her father is working and her mother has two small children, but the child has heard and spoke tonight. See? Now, that's just--that's just real faith. Just go believe it; that's all. And what I'm doing, I'm trying my best just to throw myself in there and just believe for the people, then see what happens. If it works, I'll run a prayer line every night like that. God bless you.
Now, I want to hear tomorrow. You train her. Now, she don't know how to say... See, if we say, "Pull your ear," she--she started doing that. If you say, "Move your finger," or get her to do that, she'd mock it. Now, she thinks we're trying to get her to go... See? But you have to make a sound. You see? You bring her back tomorrow night. Or if you can't, the next night, anyhow, so the audi... I'd like to see her tomorrow night. I believe she'll talk tomorrow night. She was saying, "Mama," and so forth. Don't you? Do you believe it with me now? God bless you, sister. All right.


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