<TITLE>27. Par 103-105</TITLE>L-103 How do you do, sister? I believe you're the lady that accepted Christ the other day. What do you want Him to heal you of? You want God to heal you of that? Conditions, that... Yes. This is a little Catholic girl, the French Canadian Catholic, that give her life to Christ the other night, the first meeting of mine she was ever in. She's nervous, now. Let's pray.
Dear heavenly Father, we realize that this little lady has a great thing facing her, yonder. She has got to come against a wall of opposition. She left two little children, she said, at home. They were just getting up with the measles. O God, but faith struck her little heart. She was determined. She wanted to see Jesus. She's like the queen of Sheba; she's going to see if it was right. You saved her, Lord. I'm standing here now, and she's in Your Presence, and I'm in Your Presence, and she feels it and knows that You're here. I bless this woman. May she return to her home happy. May all of her diseases and the children all be well. May she lead a happy, peaceful life, and lead all of her loved ones to the Lord Jesus. I bless her in Christ's Name. Amen.
God bless you, little lady. Go and receive what you've asked for. I hope to see you at Dawson Creek...?... Edmonton, Edmonton. God bless you.

L-104 I believe you're her husband, your sister, I mean. You told me the other in the restaurant. What's your trouble? Oh, pain in the side and in your back. You were formerly French Canadian Catholic, too? God's good isn't He?
O dear Jesus, this little man has drove a long ways. He's come through many a hard trials. He's walked in this platform here tonight with his sister, and he wants to be healed. He's a pain in his side and something wrong in his back. And as this group of believers make their way up back across to British Columbia or wherever they're from, may the wheels of the automobile just hum a song, and the praises of God rise into that car as they go along in the joy of God. May all their sicknesses be gone; may our brother be healed, give testimony to the glory of God. We ask it in Jesus' Name, as I bless him for this purpose. Amen.
God bless you, my little brother. Want to see you over there really on fire for God. You know my buddy Chris Berg? He's here somewhere. I'm to meet him tomorrow. That's good. That's fine. All right. God bless you, my brother.

L-105 What do you want God to heal you of? Oh, God bless you, my dear brother. I pray that the Lord Jesus Christ comes to this man, now, making him completely well, healing him of all his infirmities and making him completely whole. I bless him for his healing, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
God bless you, brother. I believe it'll be over, don't you?
Asthma? Mighty fine looking little chap. You love Jesus? Now, if Jesus was here He'd lay His hands on you, you'd get well. But Jesus went up into heaven and send the Holy Spirit down. And that's what you see healing tonight in the building. Now, Brother Branham come to pray for you. You believe Jesus is going to make you well?
Dear heavenly Father, I bless this handsome looking little boy standing here, bronchial asthma... Oh, Satan, you would have to be cruel to afflict a little child. Now, leave the child, I adjure thee by Christ the Son of God, that you'd come from him. And may this asthma leave and never return no more. Amen.
Bless you, honey. I believe it'll all be gone. You won't have it no more. God bless you, sir. You believe that to, do you? That's very kind. Let us hear from the little boy.


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