<TITLE>11. Par 47-51</TITLE>L-47 And then when she crossed the platform to pray for her, she looked and the baby tried its foot. And it was no better. So she went down to mother's, and mother knew I was out to the office. So they sent the girl out there. The little girl come in and I said, "Wasn't you the lady was prayed for last night?"
Said, "Yes." Said, "But you know the Lord has spoke to me and said for me to bring my baby to you and when you laid your hands on my baby, it was going to walk."
I said, "Well, then that--that's all is necessary. God said it. That--that--that's all we have to do. Just believe it."
Said, "But the baby's not walking."
I said, "That don't have anything to do with it. If--if you're certain, you won't be questioning."

L-48 So we prayed and laid hands on the baby. And I said, "Sister, I could stand and do it all day now. If you're certain and you really believe it, it will happen. It'll certainly be that way." And then when she started out, she wanted to hear me say something else. Poor little fellow, little lady... I hope... She might... Are you here tonight, sister, from Zion, had that baby here the other night? Are you in the building? Raise up your hand if you are. I was... She was...
Some of you was here the other night when she was here. Anybody is here was--when she was here the other night? Yeah, we... All right. Now, she was certain that the Lord was going to heal that baby, but she wanted me to say something about it. Well, I'd already told the brethren there, I'd seen the baby was all right. But I just wanted to see what she was going to do about it.

L-49 So when she went out of the room kind of disappointed a little, and kind of crying, she looked back; her little hubby went on out. So then when she looked back and she said, "Reverend Branham?"
And I said, "Yes, ma'am."
She said, "Is it God's will for my baby to be a cripple?" She just wanted to hear what I was going to say: pulled it right out.
I said, "No ma'am. It's not."
She said, "Thank you, sir." Out the door she went.
And about a week after that, the little baby's leg come down normally and well. See? See, just hold on to it. Get a hold of something. Hold on to it. Certain... Yes, sir.
Moses was certain that God was going to deliver Israel.

L-50 Elijah, up on top of the mountain in the days that when he thought he was the only one left, God had taken him up there and fed him with the ravens, and kept him alive till he could fulfill his prophecy, He just pulled him off the field.
Down there in the days of Ahab, all the fellows give in, but they had one old fellow down there wouldn't give in. That was Elijah. He still told Jezebel it was wrong for her to act like that. No matter what the rest of them done, he poured it right on to them just as hard as he could.

L-51 One day God said, "Now, you prophesied enough against them, come on out of the field, and I'm going to let the judgments of your prophecy rain down on them." So Elijah went up on top the mountain, up there for three and half years, or three years when they was all about gnawing their tongues for pain, but he was setting by a little brook. Little spring, had the spiritual revelation all the time, waters of life pouring up.
The rest of them... And listen, brother, sister, let me tell you. One of these days when God is--just get enough of this around here, and He will take all the true off the field and then you'll want a revival. It has to come to pass. The prophet said there would be a time in the last days, when there would not be a famine only for bread and water, but for hearing of the Word of God. And the true servants will be taken off. And there'll be a famine in the last days. It sure will be.


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