<TITLE>04. Par 14-17</TITLE>L-14 I was in the northern British Colombia on a hunting trip. Coming down to Edmonton, I stopped and for about two hours. And there was about seven or eight thousand people had gathered. And after the service... I didn't have my note, but a little dress coat. And the... A man come up, and he said, "Brother Branham, I will give you my overcoat." I was hot and sweaty.
And I said, "No, Th..." I said, "Aren't you Brother Doble?"
He said, "I am."
"Oh," I said, "the welfare of your wife."
And he said, "Brother Branham..." Told me the story. Said, "She's real bad with TB."
I said, "Why did she doubt it?"
He said, "Well, Brother Branham, it lingered so long; she begin to doubt."
I said, "I don't care how much she doubts. I saw that vision. She was holding a great big plumpy baby boy. And it shall come to pass regardless of what she says or what she thinks, because God's already said so. A vision cannot be hindered."

L-15 Fred Sothmann, a good friend of mine, is setting present now. About two years ago, I guess it has been, Brother Fred, or three, we was up in Saskatchewan... Prince Albert, I believe it was. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. And in the arena... And a telegram came in. Mrs. Doble was on her road up there within the space of three days of having her baby. And they brought her in a special car, 'cause her that age, they was afraid she could not go through it. I prayed for her.
And she said, "One thing, Brother Branham, I confess my sin of unbelief." But said, "One thing I want to ask you for a confirmation. You said it would be a boy."
I said, "It will be a boy."
And just as soon as they could return her home, she had a eight pound baby boy that's running around in Canada tonight of a mother over fifty years old, because God keeps His Word. He never fails.

L-16 Let us pray. Lord, while we're in the--this, that we call time, it runs out so quick. But one day we'll step out of time into eternity. And we'll set down by the river beneath the evergreen tree. And there, we'll meet our friends and testify, and praise His Name forever. I'm expecting to see millions of them there that we have preached to and ministered to.
But while we are here, Lord, in the heat of the day, we pray tonight that You'll give us Thy grace and Thy mercy, and may every sick person that's here--sick of sin or sick of their body, may this be a THUS SAITH THE LORD for them tonight. May we meet them later, as we did this lovely woman tonight, Mrs. York, in another time, maybe in a great tent somewhere, and hear them testify that it was at the Chautauqua that Your mercy came down and healed them, saving them, and filling them with the Holy Spirit. Grant it, Lord
Bless the few words that shall be read from Your Word. We wish to read them, because our words will fail, but Your Word is eternal and It cannot fail. Bless the efforts that we put forth, healing the sick and saving the lost, bringing the backsliders back home. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-17 This faithful pastor... Got a little note wrote here, "The altar's on your right." That shows a real faithful pastor, wants to see the lost saved. That's what we're here for, to see the lost saved and to bless the people. And you're always a blessing to me.
In the Book of Jeremiah, the 8th chapter the 22nd verse, I read.
Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there? why then is the sickness of the daughter of my people not recovered?
I want to take a text, if we would call it, on this subject: "Why?"


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