<TITLE>04. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 I looked back again, and they'd done covered his little face up. And there was about three hundred people standing there. And I started to move on and the hand just held me. Well, I said, "Walk back." And I started back towards the little boy, and the hand--hand was all right, left me. Well, I done that twice. And I said, "Let me see the little boy again." And they raised up the... Mrs. Isaacson talked for me, interpreted it, and they raised up the--the thing for me to see his face again. And I looked. I thought, "That's strange. It looks like I've seen that little boy."
Well, Doctor Manninen, he was the head of the ministerial association of--of Helsinki, and so I... He was with me.
And I said, "Dr. Manninen, has--has that little boy been in the prayer line?"
He said, "I don't think so." Said, "I'll ask some of the local pastors." And they were standing there. No, they had never seen the little boy, didn't know of him.
Well, I said, "It's strange; it looks like I've seen the little boy." I started to walk away again, and that hand laid on my shoulder again. I looked back, and I thought, "Something..."

L-13 Then I noticed the little crop hair cut, little brown eyes pushed out, laying back. Little foot through his socks where it'd mashed through like that. Oh, he was in terrible condition. That car just wadded him up like that, and the back wheel after it lost control, it just flipped him out, and he just froze on the--the accelerator like that, and it just went on over the hill. The man never got hurt; they pulled him out of the wreck, and he was by himself. And then I looked again, and--and I looked up the hill. And there was them pine trees coming off the hill, these...?... of rock.
Oh, my, Christian friends, I hope that someday (if not, it'll be...?... in another land) when that feeling that comes to you when you know... I wished I could have that feeling all the time. If I could... It's something. It's a love; it's like a real deep love. And I... If--if the devil would've sent all of his imps out of torment and stood right there on them grounds, it--it could not have moved that feeling at all. It's something that God has told is going to happen; you can see it right here laying before you. It's going to happen.

L-14 So I said, "I know the boy." And Brother Moore and them standing there. I said, "Look in your Bibles, Brother Lindsay, on the fly leaf..." You know what I asked you people (when I come through here, was Portland there) to it write on the fly leaf of your Bible. I seen it on a train going to Florida. And I said, "I wrote... I said, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD, a little boy (described how he looked) would be raised from the dead.'"
And he looked on the fly leaf of the Bible, and Brother Moore said, "That's the boy."
I said, "That's him." I said, "Now..." And I told all the people (I had Mrs. Isaacson) I said, "Now, tell them, 'Be reverent.'" I said, "If this little boy isn't on the scene alive in five minutes from now, then you can take me out of Finland; I'm a false prophet." See? I said, "The little boy's going to rise up from the dead right now." Been dead about thirty minutes.

L-15 And so... Was waiting for the father and mother, and I was thinking how they must have feel--how they would feel to come to see their little boy crushed and laying on the road like that. His little tongue was hanging the side of his mouth, blood running out of his ears, and everything. So, I knelt down just the way the vision showed, laid hands on the little boy, and as soon as I laid hands on him, I said, "Heavenly Father, in America ten years ago, You promised me the life of this child, that it would rise again." Now, death cannot hold it when that vision's speaking." I said, "Death, return his life in the Name of Jesus Christ."
The little boy jumped up and screamed...?... his foot. He was just as normal and well as any child could ever be.


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