<TITLE>05. Par 14-14</TITLE>L-14 Some time ago (if you wanted a confirmation of this testimony what sixth sense will do) we was at the... I was with Brother G. H. Brown, 505 Victor Street, at Little Rock, Arkansas. And there was one of the horriblest cases I ever seen in my life. Brother Brown (after I was trying to take in a little recess from standing in the prayer line so long), he said, "Brother Branham, down in the basement here in the auditorium is one of the horriblest sights you ever seen." Said, "That woman was healed of insanity from up at Mississippi; her boy was a soldier; she been in there for twenty years; didn't even know her boy. And she came to her right mind while I was praying for her. That just set the thing afire. And then... He said, "Look at this." And I went down there. And a great heavy woman, young, with her feet sticking right up, with just a little clothes on her where they put any on her in the institution, 'cause she never raised her feet, hadn't been on her feet in two years. Her limbs were bleeding. Her arms was bleeding. And she was laying with both feet up, and both hands up like that.
And I said to the man, I said, "What's the matter with her?"
Said, "She lost her mind, Brother Branham. She took a shot, and something happened to her," said, "right after our baby was born." And said, "It--it paralyzed something in her mind." Said, "She's been in the institution now for two years." And said...
I said, "What she bleeding so about?"
Said, "Well, they wouldn't dismiss her from the institution." And said, "They wouldn't take an ambulance, because she's--she's real rashal." And said, "I hired a brother to take his Chevrolet car and got four more men. And we tried to hold her in that back seat, four men, and she kicked the windows out and things coming down here (about ninety miles from the institution were she was from)."
And I said, "You mean she bleeding like that..." I said, "Well, I'll walk out and lay hands on her."
He said, "Oh, don't you do that." Said, "She'd kill you." Well, I was just young in the way, and I been in the ministry like this for about, oh, I guess, it was something like a year. And I thought, "God, take care of that." I walked on out on the floor, and she just had her hands up... I said, "How do you do, sister?"


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