<TITLE>03. Par 7-10</TITLE>L-7 Now, let's bow our heads and talk to the Author of this Book. There's one thing that I say, "I may not know the Book too well, but I'm glad I know the Author." Our heavenly Father, to Thee we give praise and glory for all that You have both done and let us see done. We thank Thee for all we have heard, for faith cometh by hearing. How my heart was warmed when I seen that basement and them people down there, each one--mothers holding their babies, and-- and old people--and setting around in this rainy night, just waiting for a minister to lay hands on them. God, that moves my heart. And I know it does Yours, 'cause mine is stony and Yours is a heart of love and God.
Laying here on the pulpit tonight, lays a handkerchief or two that's going out to the sick and the afflicted. I don't know where they go, Father, Thou does. And I pray that You'll bless this. And we're taught in the Bible that one day when Israel was on it's road by faith, journeying to the promised land, because it was God's promise that He would take them to that land. And they didn't know how they were going to get there; they just took off. And as the enemy does, he trapped them. And there they stood, the mountains on one side, the sea, Dead Sea, in front of them, Pharaoh's army behind them; nature it's self quivered for them. A slaughter indeed, but they were walking in God's provided way.
And all of a sudden, one writer said that God looked down through that Pillar of Fire. Why, His path went through that Red Sea. And the sea got scared, and it just rolled back it's banks, and Israel crossed over on dry land. You're still Jehovah God.

L-8 And when these handkerchiefs reach the sick people, I pray that God will not look as through the Pillar of Fire, but through the Blood of His Son. And may the enemy, the sickness, the disease, the affliction get scared of this token, because it's sent in Christ's Name. And may he move away and may the sick people cross to the good land of good health. The promise of God that above all things, prosper in health...
God, I pray that You'll grant it. And now, unfold Thy Word to us, Lord, and give great faith in this pressing, trying hour. In Jesus Name I pray. Amen.

L-9 Now, to the pastors, I want you to know... Making this statement, I've just said, "I have nothing to sell, no radio programs, nothing." Not to get your address, 'cause it's hard for me to get enough help to answer my letters. But if you desire a prayer cloth... Usually they have them piled.
In Mexico just recently, I had one of the meetings down there. How many heard of the Mexican meeting, where the little baby was raised after dying that afternoon at two o'clock and was raised about nine o'clock that night? Why, the Mexican papers and everything flooded it everywhere, and that night, there was people... They was piled that high of old coats and hats. How they ever knowed them, I don't know, of... Laid them there for me to pray over. And God gave a blind man his sight, and it just... Was there three nights, and there was twenty thousand came to Christ at one time. I said, "No evangelical, no Catholic, just those who has never come, let them come." And they estimated twenty thousand in one altar call. Now, the Lord Jesus loves the people.

L-10 And now, if you want a prayer cloth that I've prayed over, just write me at Jeffersonville, Post Office box 325, or just William Branham. Now, there'll be a form letter come with it. Now, that's right. That was a mimeographed letter by a secretary. But the prayer cloth, I prayed over it.
If that... If I believed in some minister brother and his ministry, and my baby was sick, and I had faith in the man, I'd want him to pray over the prayer cloth. That's right. I'd want him. That's right. And I do unto others as you'd have others do to you. So I pray over it, the prayer cloths. And they'll be sent to you--no charges. No charges for nothing, just--just send and you can have one freely.


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