<TITLE>05. Par -</TITLE>L-5-3 I'm wondering this morning, some of our members here, there was a... (Now, this eye has belladonna in it, which blurs a lot.) But Sister Nash asked about Brother Nash. I wonder if he got all right. Is--are they here? Oh, well, yes, he's here. Praise the Lord, Brother Nash; that's--that's good. Now, Sister Edwards, is she here--the--or Sister Shepherd, that had the little sick girl? She's all right now. Fine. I got the news, and the thing was just about five minutes till I had people out of town for interview. I run in the room and prayed, and they said the child was taking polio, arms and legs was stiffening. And I run in to pray and said, "I'll come after church," tell--told Loyce to call back and tell the lady I'd be there after church; if she wanted me, to call me. And when I went in to pray, the Spirit said, "That's it, no polio; she'll be all right."

L-5-4 I come down... Well, we all had prayer here at the church. That just settled it. [Brother Branham has conversation with lady in congregation--Ed.] Yes, ma'am. Praise the Lord. Prayer changes things.
Say, he isn't here this morning, is he--son-in-law? Yeah.
Last Sunday, last time I preached here, Sunday a week, there was a young fellow set here; I kept looking at him. I thought, "I ought to know that chap." And come to find out he was my old schoolmate's son, Jim Poole. Why, we was raised together from little boys, up. He's the one that I had the shotgun accident with that time, and then later on had one himself, and a friend of mine. I trust that I can lead that boy to Christ. I tried his daddy so hard, and I believe I will yet, will bring him in. I hope I can lead that young fellow... He had a... I looked around at him; he looked like he had a fine (what I call it now; don't make this remark to anyone else, but) vibration of his spirit, a good feel; I believe it wouldn't take too much to lead that boy to Christ. So let's pray for him. That's right.

L-6-2 And Brother... Let's see, somebody else that was sick or something that I'm trying to think of...
However, we pray for all. And when sometimes, when you send a request, remember, as soon as I get it (My wife's in the building somewhere, I think, so she knows.), as soon as I get a request, right straight to my den room I go to prayer and stay there till I feel something. I just don't give it up.

L-6-4 The other day when Sam, Dr. Sam picked that stuff out of my eye (he was trying to), and it hurt him so bad, he had to put a towel over my face, said, "I can't see my buddy's blood," said... And I was bathed in it, you know. He said--he said, "I just can't do that and work on it." See? And so he pulled that out, and the next day he was in the hospital. So I prayed for him, and he come out all right. And then the second day, his wife, they didn't even know what was wrong with her, thought she was taking polio (See? You see?), and prayed for her; and now, she's home well. So we got in the room, Doc... We went in the office, and he--we pulled the door together. Said, "Now, Brother Bill, I'm going to ask you something." Said, "Will you pray for me and Betty?"
I said, "Let's--let's pray."

L-6-5 So he's the one that the Lord showed the vision where to build the clinic. You--you remember the story. If you ever doubt it, go by and ask him sometime. Yeah, just said, "Just let anybody come in." Said, "I've told it to ten thousand people."


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