<TITLE>19. Par 45-47</TITLE>L-45 And then when--when they, first thing you know, come along and said, He walked down. She couldn't get to Him. So she got down on her hands and knees, got to crawling between their feet, like this, till she got up. And maybe, little Jairus standing up there watching her, as she touched the border. A little pleased look come her face. She went back out there.
And Jairus was standing watching that, you know: watching. Said, "I seen her, and I know her. And she moved through there and touched His garment. And now, she's gone back out there. And she looks like she's pleased. She looks like that that... She told me one time, if she could only touch Him, that's what would happen: she'd get well. And I know doctors give her up long time ago. Since she started in menopause, with that blood issue, she's had it there for years and years. And so, poor little thing, I felt sorry for her. Her husband sold the horses and everything and paid off the doctor bill, and she's just no better than she ever was. She... Poor little thing, I feel sorry for her."
Jesus stopped and looked around, said, "[Brother Branham makes a noise as to clear his throat--Ed.] Who touched Me?"
And he said, "Why," apostle said, "why, everybody's touching You. Why? Why do You say such a thing as that, Rabbi?" or--or "Lord?" She...
He said, "But I--I got weak. I--I felt something go out of Me, a virtue went out of Me." And He looked around to the little woman, and told her her blood issue had stopped.
I imagine that encouraged old Jairus, don't you imagine so? Directly here he come, running through and he said, "Lord, my little girl is laying now at the point of death. Lord...?... Master."
Oh, yes, He's all right. He's not a fanatic now. Oh, no, huh-uh. He's got a need of Him.

L-46 And you might call this everything you want to, but one of these days when you come right down to the bed, it'll be different. That's right. It won't be a holy-roller bunch of crazy people at that time. That's right.
"Oh, Rabbi, Master, my Lord, my little girl is laying at the point of death, if You'll just come and lay Your hands on her, she--she'll get all right. Everything will be all right. The doctor just left about an hour ago. Rabbi, I--I--I--I've give up everything. I--I they're going to kick me out of the association and everything. But I--I've--I've always been a believer in You. But I'll tell you, something is worked out, till I just had to confess it. So here I am. My girl's going to die, and if You'll just come and lay hands on her, she won't die. She'll live."
Jesus said, "I'll go. Yeah, I'll go with you."

L-47 And He starts along with it like that. And I can imagine priest saying, "Did you hear what, and who, that is? Well, that's Dr. Jairus. My, could you imagine him? What about... Won't the association kick him out? Oh, he's had it now. Brother, at the next conference they'll sure pour it on him. Let's all go over, brethren, just see what the chief priest's going to say, what they're going to--how they excommunicate him."
Little Jairus didn't care. His daughter was dying. And he had the--he had the attention of Jesus; that's all he cared about. And as long as you get His attention, what different does anything else make any difference? Walking along like that, and, as he goes, moving along, you know. And the little woman she was so happy because her blood issue had stopped.


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