<TITLE>31. Par -</TITLE>L-50-7 Standing yonder in Finland that day, and that little boy laying there, and I walked around, him laying there dead, been dead for a half hour. You read in the book. I started to walk away; something put their hands on; I turned around; I thought, "What was that?" And I looked again. I thought, "Wait a minute." Looked back here on the flyleaf of the Bible, "And it shall come to pass, a little boy about nine years old... He'll be killed by an automobile. There'll be a long strip of evergreen, rocks lapped in there; the car will be laying across the road, wrecked. He'll have on little stockings like--up high, a crock haircut; and his little eyes will be turned back; the bones in his body will be broken."
I looked; I thought, "Oh, God."
I said, "Stand still all of you." The mayor of the city there... I said, "If that boy isn't on his feet in two minutes from now, I'm a false prophet. Ride and run me out of Finland." Certainly. "But if he is, you owe your lives to Christ." That's right. They stood still.
I said, "Heavenly Father, across the sea yonder, two years ago, You said this little boy would lay here."

L-51-3 There was Brother Moore, and Brother Lindsay, and them looking at that. And everywhere, and they'd wrote it in the Bible; and thousands of Bibles across the land had it wrote in it. What was it? A absolute.
The Father had showed what would take place. There's no fear at all standing there absolute. Sure, he'll rise.
Right there in Finland, where thousands of people coming in nightly, and have to even move some out and let them be--seat them; move them out and put somebody else in. There he stood with... All that--the people loved me. And they'd seen healings done, but here was a boy laying there dead. What was the absolute? The vision. "I do what the Father says do. He that believeth in Me, the works that I do shall he also." There's your absolute.
I said, "Death, you can't hold him any longer; God has spoken. Come back; give him up." And the little boy raised up and looked around like that; the people got to fainting and everything.

L-51-7 There it is, wrote right there and signed by the mayor of the city, by a notary public. That's right. What is it? An absolute. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. If that ain't the same God that stopped the woman from Nain with the--bearing her with her son.
When anyone died in them days, they immediately put them in the grave; they didn't let them lay over; they put them in the grave. There's that same Jesus Christ yesterday, today, and forever. Yes.

L-51-9 Look down there in Mexico when that little baby (some of you laying here--setting here), and that baby... The doctor signed a statement; it's wrote in the Christian Business Men. That baby died that morning at nine o'clock, and this was ten o'clock that night. And that little woman would not be comforted. Billy standing there, my son, trying to put her back, and he had... Well, they... I guess, they had two hundred ushers standing there; and she climbing over them. The night before, that blind man received his sight; and she knew. She was Catholic. But finally, I said, "Go, Brother Moore, and pray for her, because that baby..." It was raining, pouring down. They'd been standing there since early that morning out in that big bull ring. And I said... Let me down on ropes behind to get into the place; just there for three nights. I stood there, and I said, "As I was saying..." preaching, and looked; I seen a little baby out here in front of me, a little Mexican baby, no teeth, just setting there, laughing at me, right here in front of me. I said, "Wait a minute, Brother Moore, bring her here." Oh, an absolute...
The ushers cleared back; here she come. She fell down and said, "Padre, Padre."
I said, "Stand up."
And Brother Espinosa said, "Stand up," and he told her in Spanish. She stood up there.
I said, "Heavenly Father, I'm standing here in this rain..."


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