<TITLE>17. Par 63-66</TITLE>L-63 I'm looking across here at Brother Banks Wood, a friend of mine. Any knows--knows Brother Wood here at the Tabernacle, he's one of the trustees here, but he was formerly a Jehovah Witness. This was certainly a thing to him. But when he come to Louisville, and seen the Lord do something, he had a crippled boy, kind of an infantile paralysis had drawed his leg up. And he followed the meetings. I didn't know--never heard of him. But when he come up here... Somewhere I'd come back from overseas, from Sweden, setting way back in the building that night, the Lord Jesus called to that boy, David, and healed him. And today, the boy hardly knows which leg it was, that was healed of. See? Oh, hundreds of things, if you just believe.

L-64 Now, one time I can think of, and I really asked for that, I remember of--it was--I see some Amish people, I believe, or either Mennonite, one, in the building, with the little ladies with their little caps on. That's just what caused me to think that. I was in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and there was a little Mennonite girl, who had received the Holy Ghost, or it might have been Amish; it was one of those--one of those people, either the Mennonite or--or the Amish. And she was a--a lovely girl, and she was playing the "Great Physician Now Is Near, The Sympathizing Jesus." And there was a--a little baby, that had been brought into my arms, that was crippled. And when I prayed, the little baby was healed, and jumped out of my arms, and run down the platform, and the mother fainted. And the Amish or Mennonite girl, knew the lady, and she--the Holy Spirit struck her, and she begin to shout. And she raised up her hands and run away from the piano, and the piano never missed a note, playing the "Great Physician Now Is Near, The Sympathizing Jesus." Coming down through those aisles from everywhere, the people were crowding over one another, and them ivory keys moving up-and-down, "The Great Physician Now is Near, The Sympathizing Jesus." And they laying in the floor, in the aisles overcome by--by terror, of the--or the Holy Spirit's Presence... He still lives. He's still Jesus.

L-65 Now, let's just quietly hum that just for a minute, and then we--then we'll see what the Lord's got. Everyone now settle yourself to faith, and begin to look this way, and believe with all your heart.
 The great Physician now is near...
Lord Jesus, I pray that You'll grant these...?... [Brother Branham prays quietly--Ed.]
 ... Hearts to cheer,
 Oh, hear the voice of Jesus.
 Sweetest note in seraph song,
 Sweetest...
Now, you, sick people, just begin to move out all doubts. Many of you's never seen this before, say, "I believe it anyhow."
 Jesus, precious Jesus.
[Brother Branham hums--Ed.]

L-66 I hope I'm not fanatically, but it just seems to me now, just like I go into my room, pull the door together, enter into a secret closet and close the doors. I just close off all the audience from around now. See? "And pray to your Father, Who seeth in secret, and He that seeth in secret shall reward you openly. Ask and it shall be given; seek, ye shall find; knock and it'll be open. For every one that seeth findeth." Imagine Him here now, that you see on the picture there, the Light, the Halo. It isn't far. It's the discerner of the thoughts. It's Christ. "A little while... I come from God, and I will return to God." He did, went right back to what He was. When He comes again, He will be in a corporal body, like He was the Lord Jesus.


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