<TITLE>07. Par 28-31</TITLE>L-28 I went back there. No, they knowed nothing about it. So then I come back out. And as I come by, a lady in the hall said, "Go over and ask this nurse over here."
So I went over to her, and she said... I said, "How do you do?"
She said, "How do you do?" Real nice, calm.
And I said, "Could you tell me if there is a lady on this floor?" I said, "I'm so confused." I--I said, "I've been upstairs and downstairs." And I said, "A lady named Mrs. Knuckles."
She said, "Just a moment, sir." She took her little mask off she had over her face (she'd been to the operation), run over there and picked up the book. She looked through it. She said, "Oh, yes," said, "she's in 221."
And I said, "Thank you very much, lady."
She said, "You're welcome."

L-29 I thought, "Well, praise God. That--she's got... She's even in a hurry, yet she's--she at least has got courtesy." So I walked out the door and I walked back, and here was three... the wings all cut up, and I--I didn't know which way to go. And I looked, and I couldn't see no sign. Here come this little doctor packing his satchel, holding his stethoscope. I said, "Sir, could you tell me where 221 is?"
He said, "This way, and that way."
I said, "Thank you for your information. That..."
Oh, everybody's under pressure. Right. No time, no... Everybody seems to be going somewhere. Hurry up and wait. The whole world seems to be plagued with it. And the doctors don't have the remedy. That's right. But I'm so glad tonight that in the midst of all of it I know somebody's got the remedy. That's God. He has the remedy, how to get from under this pressure.

L-30 I was talking to a doctor about it. Oh, it's been a year ago or more. He said, "Brother Branham," he said, "you know, the insane institutions are overloaded." He said, "The psychiatrists are--are breaking up, and they got psychiatrists doctoring the psychiatrists."
And I said, "Oh, my."
He said, "I--I wonder what the remedy is?"
I said, "I got it."
He said, "What?"
I said, "Jesus is the Answer. He is the Answer to all of it."
And he said, "I--I believe you're right."
This neurotical age, nobody has a minute. Why, it used to be that we could go over and visit the neighbor. Some of you sisters, why, you don't have time to pray.
I was thinking of--of John Wesley. Sister Susanna Wesley had seventeen children, and she didn't have a automatic washer and dryer. And she didn't turn on the faucet and get hot water. She packed it from a spring in an old cedar bucket. But yet, she could find two to three hours every day to get those little fellows around and teach them the Bible. And from there come a Charles and a John who changed the course of the world.
Now, see, we're--we're so mad, just going somewhere, and going nowhere--just headlong going.

L-31 Now, in the Old Testament when a man had did something wrong, and maybe he slew a man, or--or did something wrong, then that... That man that he slayed, his friends would hunt this man till he found him and slay him too, because the Old Testament was tooth for a tooth, and eye for an eye.
But Joshua built some places called the house of refuge. And these places... There's one of them at Ramoth-gilead. I think there's four places from Dan to Beersheba. And they were places of refuge, where if a man did wrong and didn't want to do it, he could come to the city gates of one of these refuges and plead his case, and tell them that he didn't mean to do this evil. And then he could come in this city and be safe from his enemy.


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