<TITLE>03. Par 9-13</TITLE>L-9 If there's sin in your life, get it out. If there's condemnation, get it out. If there's doubt, get it out. Until you can see perfectly that it's God's will, it's God's plan, and you're included in that, then say, "Sickness, in the Name of Jesus Christ, get away from me." And remember, you might not feel any better for a week. But as soon as you said that word, something happened. God has to keep His Word. That sickness shakes, and he begins to turn loose. He will go if you'll just believe it. Don't doubt.
Like Peter walking on the water, He said, "Why did you doubt? Oh, ye of little faith." Just because he was sinking, that had nothing to do with it. Christ had commanded him, and His Word was enough. That's the way we should think it too. Well, that's off of my text for tonight. But, that is true.

L-10 Now, we are going to try to get into the prayer cards, if there's any of them left tonight, just whatever the Holy Spirit will. And then tomorrow night, we'll try to give out some more prayer cards. I think we've got a bunch left over from the first or second night, because the Holy Spirit has been doing such a marvelous thing among us. Oh, how we ought to appreciate that. And I'm sure that you do. There would not be one... room for any doubt.

L-11 I wish to say this just in a way of testimony. There's so many things that I could say. As I drove up just a few minutes ago, there was a--a young woman come to meet me. And she said, "Brother Branham, I don't want to interrupt you, but," she said, "I just couldn't keep from telling you this."
I said, "All right, sister."
And she was holding the prettiest little chumpy baby in her arms. And she said, "When you were here the last time, I was in the prayer line. And when I got close to you, you said, 'What you are here for, sister, is not for any ill thing, but you are losing your children with miscarriages. And you're wanting me to ask God to let you have a baby.'" And I said, "That's an honorable thing."
And she said, "That is right, sir."
And said then Something, as It always does, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, go home for you shall have your baby." And tonight, she showed me a little plumpy sweet baby that God gave her in His amazing grace.
The lady's here somewhere. I believe her name is Mrs. York she told me. Are you here close, Mrs. York? Here she stands right here now with a baby in her arms.
Oh, the same God of the Old Testament is the same God today. He never fails. So I'll have a woman that I know of now that...

L-12 Seeing some of my Canadian friends setting here from Canada. About fourteen years ago, this woman being around forty-eight years old, came into the meeting: a German Canadian. And she said the Lord told her in the prayer line, through the discernment, that she was barren. And the doctors had said that she would never be able to have a child. And said, "You're also suffering with the dreadful disease of tuberculosis."
And she said, "That is true, sir."
I said, "Go to your home for you are healed of your TB, and you're going to embrace a lovely little eight pound boy baby, THUS SAITH THE LORD."
She went home and was solid and well. The doctors said her case was retarded. So it was no more fooling with it.

L-13 After about eight years passed... You can see the woman's age now. She said she got into a church that told her, said, "Sister, if that would've been of God, it would have happened." And she believed it. And as soon as she made her stand against it, she broke again with TB. And then, the preacher, not aiming to, I don't believe, he said I was a psychiatrist, I was a mind reader, and I was just reading what was on her mind. And her loyal husband stood up and said, "But he told her, THUS SAITH THE LORD." And the preacher laughed at him. And his wife took the bed with TB.


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