<TITLE>06. Par 24-27</TITLE>L-24 So then, when the phone ring, and it happened to be that Brother Arganbright was out of the house, or out of the room. And I picked it up and answered it. It was the nicest little voice came through on the phone, and said, "Mr. Arganbright."
I said, "He is not in right now."
Said, "Could you tell me if Brother Branham is staying here."
I said, "I am Brother Branham."
He said, "Thanks be to God."
And I thought, "Now, what's this."
He said, "Brother Branham, I am..." Told me who he was. And he said, "I have a little boy that's dying. Cancer has eat him up, and he's just about..." I believe three months old, of four months old. "He's never swallowed a mouth of food, or--or milk, or anything. The cancer has just eat him up. Will you come and pray for him?" Said, "The Lord spoke to me just a few days ago, when--and said, 'Get Brother Branham.'" And said, "I'm..." He's a missionary in Mexico, but lives here at La Crescenta. And he said, "The Lord spoke to me to get you. But I heard that you died in Africa, South Africa just recently." And said, "I thought, why would the Lord be telling me to get you, when you were gone and dead." And said, "Then I heard that you were right here in La Crescenta." He said, "It must be the Lord."
Well, just as he said that, the Lord spoke to me and said, "Go with him."
I said, "Just a moment, I'll call Brother Arganbright and find out where this hospital is."

L-25 Los Angeles is so big, I--I have to have somebody bring me over here from where I'm staying. I--I just can't get my way around here. And these freeways, where there's nothing but the quick and the dead, and those that die die quick... It's so speedy like that, I--I'm just an old slow southerner. And I--I can't get out of the way quick enough. So--so then, I thought, if it was the going to be...

L-26 [A Brother gives a prophecy--Ed.] Amen. Thanks be to God. Hear what the Spirit saith unto the Churches. Be prepared.
In this, to this quotation, I'm going to tell you the minister's name, just a moment. We... I went. Brother Arganbright taken me down to the hospital, the children's hospital here. I seen many sad sights, but I don't believe I ever seen anything like that. It struck me so.
When I met him... Now, the man may be setting right here now, listening at me. Perhaps is. And he just called me awhile ago and was telling me the testimony. And the... No vision, just Something said, "Go." And when I met him... He was Mexican, and his wife was a--a little Swede, blond head, and lovely little couple. And she was setting in her little station wagon.

L-27 And we went across, he and I, to the children's hospital to--to pray for this little one. And when we walked into the hospital, there was such a sad thing. That little baby, it had cancer in the throat and jaws. And the doctors had cut its little jaws, his little throat all the way around, and the great stitches in here had just swollen up, was just puckered-like in. And that had agitated that devil called cancer, till it run this little baby tongue out of its mouth and turned it black. And it couldn't get it... That shut its wind off from its nose and through its mouth, trying to smother it to death. And faithful doctors, working hard, had cut a hole in its throat here and put one of them little a... little... I don't know what you call it, in here, looked like a little a little whistle like, in its throat. And its little arms had to be in splints, stocks run out like this. It was only about three months old. And its little head was back. And that little whistling noise when that little thing trying to breathe. And I looked at that. And the nurse had to take the drainage from that cancer, or it would stop up in that hole when it was coming down.


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