<TITLE>05. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 There'd been a British doctor there, on the little, crossed-eyed boy... He said, "Mr. Branham, what did you do to that baby?"
I said, "Never done nothing." I said, "Never even prayed for him. They sticked him up on the platform."
Said, "I put him on the platform." Said, "He was cross-eyed when he come by here. He goes off over there and he isn't cross-eyed." Said, "You done... Did you hypnotize that baby?"
I said, "Doctor, did the English Medical Association give you license to practice medicine? What about you British is doing all that hypnotism?" I said, "Why don't you straighten his eyes?" I said, "If hypnotism will straighten eyes, you fellows better start practicing hypnotism." I said, "You knowed he was cross-eyed there."
And Brother Baxter come up and was taking him away. And I said, "Let him alone. Let him talk."
And he said, "You'll just cause a riot out there now there--you taking time with that man."
And I said, "Well, just a minute."
He said, "I want to ask you something." Said, "I believe there's a God; He's in them lilies."

L-14 And, oh you women ought to have seen them lilies, Calla lilies eighteen inches across, like that, beautiful yellow and white ones, wild, growing right out of the jungle. And the platform was all full of them. And I said...
He said, "There's God, some kind of a life in that lily. But is He tangible enough to make that cross-eyed boy eyes come straight?"
I said, "You sticked him on the platform, took him off over here."
He said, "Is that God present?"
I said, "Yes, sir. He's here now." He walked right out to the microphone, great big, hanging mike like that, 'cause we had to speak for two or three city blocks each way and back that way a city block of more, thousands of people times thousands...
He said, "I now accept Jesus Christ as my personal Saviour."

L-15 When, I met him at Durb--at Johannesburg when we was leaving. I heard somebody hollering, "Brother Branham!" That, you know, cockney English talk they have... Run out there on a--on a ramp when they had the lines drawed, and the whole, the police lined up-and-down like this so the people couldn't get out there. And they brought me up in a car and set me off.
And I got out then he said, "Brother Branham!" He broke through and run out there, throwed his arms around me, begin speaking in tongues. He'd been called in the mission field.
Oh, how I like to tell Dr. Davis and them that.

L-16 I said, "What you call fanaticism won more souls to Christ in one meeting, and the tens of thousands times millions of dollars we put on missionaries for the last fifty years in Africa."
That's right. That's it. Let's make it count, brother. These dollars belong to God, and let's make it count for the Kingdom of God, to people who really need it.
That boy, when he stood up, I told him, I said, "Stand up. Jesus Christ has made you whole." He didn't know what I was talking about. And the interpreter told him, he still wanted to do a dance. I got a hold of the chain and lifted him like this; he had a collar around his neck like an animal. And when he raised up, he was so completely... First time in his life ever stood on his feet... The big tears run off his black belly like that, and there he stood, mentally right, standing on his feet.
Thousands times thousands fell on the ground. And they estimated--they estimated twenty-five thousand outstanding miracles took place right then. No more had to be prayed for. They got off of cots, stretchers, wheelchairs, everything else.
And the next morning, there were seven big van loads, these great, big, long African vans, piled full of crutches and wheelchairs. And they was coming down the street.


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