<TITLE>11. Par 129-141</TITLE>L-129 I said, "Now, when this boy has this fit, you jerk the shirt off of his back and throw it into the fire, and say, 'This I do in the Name of Jesus Christ, according to His Word.' He'll never have another one, as long as he'll believe it."

L-130 He just raised up his hands, started screaming. He said, "I've never seen it done, but you sure told me just what my brother looked like, and told me the truth about my grandfather."
I said, "That's right."

L-131   After we left, he sent and got his brother. And he was going out to cut trail that morning. When, he come up on the bus, coming up; pass us, two or three times a week, up-and-down the Alaskan highway. He come over.

L-132 And Bud's wife, Lila, is just a little bitty thing, a little woman, about big as a bar of soap after a family's washing is done from it. Just a little... Got five children, and a sweet little woman.

L-133 And so Bud went out to fix his horses, 'cause he's going to cut trail, so we could get back in that with his hunters.

L-134   And as soon as he was gone, well, his brother in there, without taking his good clothes off yet, he fell in a fit. And they were camping in an old barracks, where the Americans, when they was building the highway, had it there. And when... They had a big old salamander as a stove. And little Lila... He got--he got rashal when he got them spells. And she was scared to death of him, and she would clear a window, something other, get out of the way. But she started to jump out, and she thought of what had been said. She had been in one of the meetings, down at Dawson Creek.

L-135 She rushes over there and straddles this big fellow, jerks that shirt off his back, crying, buttons and all, his white shirt, walked over to the stove, and said, "This I do in the Name of the Lord Jesus, according to the Word of the Lord that was told to us." And he's never had one since. That settled it.

L-136   He had sent for me to come, a free hunt. And I'm always looking for them free things, you know. So I thought... "Well," I said, "I'll go. I'll see if the Lord lets me go." I prayed. And just no more than praying, everything moving right that way.

L-137 I took Brother Fred Sothmann. He's here somewhere in the meeting. Where are you, Fred? There it is. Yeah. He's one of the trustees of our church. Brother Fred knows that this was told three months before it happened. Is that right, Brother Fred? And, I guess, Brother Simpson. How many is in the building tonight that knows that, before it happened, was told? Raise up your hands. There you are. And was told before the church, exactly what would happen. Well, I didn't know this to be the time.

L-138   So I went up to the--the Alaskan highway, and Brother Fred stopped off at a friend's, to go moose hunting. It's too far back there for moose. So we're up in sheep country, where we was going. And so we... I took a--a piece of--of chalk or dirt, and drawed on the windshield. I said, "Now, Brother Fred, so if this is the time, you'll remember exactly what it will be." And he remembers it.

L-139 I went on up. That night when we got in the camp, Bud said, "Brother Branham!" He hugged me and jumped up-and-down, speaking in tongues and hollering, you know. He said... And that, an old rough cowboy, too. And he--he just praising God. He said, "You know what, Brother Branham? My brother hasn't had a fit from that time on. He's perfectly normal and well, year before."

L-140 I said, "As long as he will believe it, it'll continue that way." And I said, "Now tell him to surrender his life to Christ, and serve Him the rest of his days. 'Go and sin no more, or a worse thing come upon him,' See?" I said, "Tell him to do that now."

L-141   So I said, "I have another vision," and I told him of the vision. I said, "Now, there was some little fellows with me. We was on a hunting trip. They were small men. And one of them had a green, plaid shirt on."


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