<TITLE>13. Par -</TITLE>L-530-119 Say, what if we Indiana people spoke a different language from the Kentucky people, and Brother Banks is a Kentuckian? They spoke a different language then, and here we know that he couldn't speak Indiana language. And then he raised up there speaking in--in Indiana language, and know that he don't know it. See? And we hear him in Indiana language; he's thinking he's speaking Kentucky language. He's just testifying, "Praise God. Jesus has raised from the dead. Hallelujah." But we're hearing him in Indiana language.
That's the way it was on the day of Pentecost. See? "How do we hear every man (See?)... Or behold, are not all these which are speaking Galileans," (See?), Kentuckians? "And how do we Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois, and Maine, and Massachusetts, and Californians, hear him in our language wherein we were born?" Get the idea? See, it's inspiration. See, it's inspiration to them to hear it; it's inspiration to them.

L-530-121 See, the message... The thing of it is, is a testimony of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. See, that's right. Now, if God doesn't live that Life in you, no matter how much you testify of It, you still didn't get It. See? That's right. How well you...
Is there another question now? [Brother Roy Roberson says, "Well, Brother Branham, I think that we saw that happen in the prayer line, a Spanish girl."--Ed.] Yes. Very good, Brother Roy. It was at--at right where I'm going now, at Beaumont--Beaumont. Was it Beaumont? Yes, sir.
Now, the prayer line was stopped. There was a little Spanish girl come up on the platform. Well, frankly, I believe I was going out, wasn't it? Howard was taking me out, and--and this... I--I--I heard somebody crying; it was a little Spanish girl there, oh, about fifteen, sixteen years old, right--just a kid. And--and I looked, and she'd been the next prayer card if I'd have went ahead. I had a bunch up there; she'd a-been the next prayer card. I said, "Bring her on." So they brought her on up. I was going over to another meeting, and I said, "Bring her on up."
So I come to find out; I said to her something like this, "Now, will you believe? If Jesus will help me to tell you what's wrong with you, will you believe that--that He will heal you?" And she just kept her head down. I thought she must be deaf and dumb. See?

L-531-125 So when I looked again, I said, "No, she just can't speak English." So they got an interpreter to come there, and I said, "Will you believe It?" She motioned back to... Then she could understand through the interpreter, of course. See?
Well, then, I said... And I looked and I saw a vision. I said, "I see you setting by an old fashioned fireplace and a big kettle swinging out, full of ears of yellow corn." You old... You remember that, Brother Roy? I said, "You overeat that corn. And when you did, you fell violently ill, and your mother put you on the bed and you started with epileptic fits." And I said, "You've had them ever since."
And then she turns around to the interpreter and said to him through her own language, "I thought he couldn't speak English--or speak Spanish."
And he turned to me and said, "You didn't speak Spanish, did you?"
I said, "No." So we looked on the recorder, stopped the recorders; it was absolutely English.


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