<TITLE>21. Par 199-205</TITLE>L-199 So I put my hands over on his feet; I said, "Heavenly Father, I don't understand this. And You... I--I was suppose to catch an airplane awhile ago, nearly a hour and a half ago. You just kept saying, 'Walk,' and this is the only thing that I've found yet. And she said that You--she seen me coming. If that--if that was You, Lord, then I don't know what to do but just put my hands over on the boy."
He said, "Oh, mama," said, "it's getting light in here now." About five minutes from then, he was setting up on the side of the bed with his arms around his mother.
I slipped out, run down there, caught a cab, and run over to the hotel to get my suitcase, thought I'd go over and just wait, may have to wait a day or two in them days. You know how hard it was right after the war there to get a plane, so I thought, "I'll have to wait a couple days."
And I got in the cab and run out there, airport. Just as I got there, he said, "Flight number 196 for Louisville, Kentucky, now leaving." God held that airplane on the ground for me, like that. Oh, I believe it.

L-203 About two years from then, I was going down on the train, going over to Arizona, to Brother Sharritt's, there to a meeting. And so I was to pick up with Brother Moore and them. And so when I went over there, I stopped there at Memphis. And the train pulled in, as you all know how it pulls in going west like this, and then backs out and takes the turn tables and switches off.
And them sandwiches on the train, they want about sixty cents apiece for them. And I can buy them for ten, fifteen cents, you know, out somewhere else. So I just waited till the train stopped to get me some sandwiches. I was going to get me a half sack full of hamburgers, and really have a jubilee going over there. So I jumped out and run down through there real quick to get me a hamburger stand; looking around, was going to layover there about thirty minutes.

L-205 And so I--I started to get me some hamburgers, and I heard somebody say, "Hello, there, parson." And I looked around, a little red cap, standing there batting his eyes, you know, said, "Don't know me, do you?"
"Don't believe I do, son."
Come over and said, "Look at me good."
And I said, "Yeah?" I said, "I don't believe I know you."
He said, "I knows you." Said, "You Parson Branham."
And I said, "Yeah, that's right." I said, "You ever been in one of my meetings?"
He said, "No, sir." Said, "You remember that morning you come down to the house and my mammy was..."
"Oh." I said, "You're not him?"
Said, "Yes, I is. Yes, I is." He said, "Parson," said, "I is healed, sound, and well. And not only that, but I's a Christian now. Praise the Lord," he said. Oh... 
They were gathered in the upper room,
All praying in His Name,
They were baptized with the Holy Ghost,
And power for service came;
Now, what He did for them that day
He'll do for you the same, (Aren't you glad?)
I'm so glad that I can say I'm one of them.
One of them, one of them,
I'm so glad that I can say I'm one of them, (Hallelujah.)
One of them, I'm one of them,
I'm so glad that I can say I'm one of them.


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