<TITLE>06. Par 15-17</TITLE>L-15 And it was a good thing that I was watching. That great big powerful arm (possessed with the devil there are ten times their power)... And she gave a jerk like that so hard she jerked me plumb off my feet. And when she did, my foot hit right across her--her bosom here and jerked my hand loose. And I run from her. And run up on the step like that and her husband standing there...
And she come after me crawling on her back like a serpent, making good time chasing me on her back with her hands and feet up, just going... I can still hear that hideous noise; drag like a snake, coming across the floor. She weighed about a hundred and seventy pounds, and she was dragging like that. She come right up there, turned around, put her big strong limbs against the wall like that and kicked real hard, hit a bench setting out there, and knocked the hide off her head; part of her scalp peeled out; blood begin to run out like that. And she took the stick that had broke off from it, and threw it at her husband and knocked all the plastering off the wall. We had to duck our heads. He said, "I told you." I said, "I never seen anything like that in my life."
He said, "What is that, Brother Branham?"
I said, "That's the devil."
And just then she crawled right up, and she said, "William Branham, you have nothing to do with me. I brought her here." And her husband looked over and said, "Why, she don't even know who she is. How does... She don't know you." And I said, "That's not her; that's the devil. That's that devil."
And I said, "Satan, you realize and do know that I have no power over you, but my Lord does, for He triumphed over you at Calvary. And by a Divine gift given to me by an Angel, which told me to get the people to be sincere and nothing would stand before the prayer..." And I said, "In the Name of Jesus Christ come out of her." No change.

L-16 Her old husband with old overalls on threw his arm around my neck and begin to hug me. And he said, "What must I do with her, Brother Branham?"
I said, "Take her on back to the institution, if they'll receive her."
He said, "Well, what do you think?"
I said, "It--it isn't what I think, it's what do you think?"
He said, "I believe that she'll be well."
I said, "That's all you need to do.
"I believe she'll be well." On the road back that night, they never had one bit of trouble with her. The next morning when the, they come in to get her, she was setting up and spoke to the matron. And the second day she was dismissed from the hospital, perfectly normal and well.

L-17 About six months after that I was at Jonesboro, Arkansas, with Richard Reed at the Old Fashion Revival Hour Tabernacle at--at Jonesboro, Arkansas. Used to be a big Baptist Tabernacle, seat--seats many more than this here, this place. And I was starting to preach... And I kept seeing somebody waving at me out there, and I didn't know who it was. And she just couldn't stand it no longer. She said, "You remember me?" Had four or five little children... And I said, "I don't believe I do." She said, "I never seen you before either." She said, "But I was the woman that was on my back, crawling." And her husband in that six months time had been called to the ministry, and he was going out to preach the Gospel. Oh, my!
What is it? Holding on to that sixth sense. Faith said so... He said, "I kept that in my heart. If God could do such a thing to others, he can do it for my wife." He kept holding onto that. Nothing would separate him from it. That's what that sixth sense will do when it's turned loose, and let it have it's controlling power.


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