<TITLE>04. Par -</TITLE>L-471-19 And then across the sea way yonder into those dark jungles where the drums are beating, and lepers are laying all around in the--under the trees, and the flies a-blowing, and the--and their legs off, and their ears eat off, and their faces eat up, leprosy; stench, Lord, till you can hardly come within a city block of them. And poor little children without food, without clothes... And they love me, Lord. And they--they have believed the ministry, after the power of the living God did heal so many of them. And I haven't had rest in my spirit since the day I left Africa, knowing that them poor dejected people are in that terrible condition there, and living in superstitious conditions. And the witch doctor, with human bones beating them in his fingers and calling on the evil spirits, and oh, what a--what a place, and then to think, here in America lovely churches and big places. And, God, and to know that those poor people are so needy. See them come to the meeting, lay one on top of the other, and many of them die laying there, just trying to hear a few words from someone that they have said that knows You. Their hearts has begin rising, Lord, since the message and the letters are sweeping across Africa now. Fires, look like, are begin to be kindled again.

L-472-20 And Your great church there which was a mighty church, broke into pieces, O God, and separated, one in more of the faculty of the formal, and--and the others still trying to hold to the Truth and the Spirit. And now, thousands are sending in now; they want prayer cloths quickly that I've prayed over. In these little envelopes here are--are prayer requests, of little parcels that's going to the needy. O God of heaven Who made the heavens and earth, I pray thee, Lord, in Jesus' Name that You'll sanctify every stitch of this goods. And may Your Holy Spirit go with every stitch of it, Lord. And when it's laid upon the sick and the afflicted, may the evil spirits leave them.
Thinking back in those jungles where these things will go, many of them, where they're--even worship the devil. I pray, God, that he'll not have one place to stand; that he'll leave the camps; and the people will be brought to a knowledge of the Lord Jesus. Grant it, Lord. May their sicknesses be healed, their troubles mended, and their souls saved, and the power of God have preeminences. Grant it, Father. We send every stitch of this goods as one unit. Many little licks of fire is in here tonight, Lord, and together we send our prayers to You in behalf of this, that every person will be healed that it's laid upon. In the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

L-472-22 Now, can you hear me in the back, pretty well back there now tonight? That's fine. I think we'll be so happy when we get another church here, because these little things holding down, chop up your voice and you--you can't hear it hardly at all.
I realize again tonight, I--I'm approaching grounds... Brother Wood, 'fore I forget it, I've got that handkerchief. Didn't you give me a handkerchief for someone? Or was it you? Somebody give me a handkerchief to put in my pocket and wear, and I've had it ever since during the meeting. I don't know who it was. I thought it was you said, "Wear this in your pocket for somebody." Some... [Brother Neville explains the handkerchief to Brother Branham--Ed.] Was that it? Brother Jackson, did you have a handkerchief for someone? This is it. All right. This... Well, this will be right here, Brother Jackson, if you wish it. And now, I know somebody give it to me, said, "Wear it in your pocket." And then, I put it in my coat and forgotten about it.


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