<TITLE>03. Par 19-28</TITLE>L-19 That sounds very strange, maybe, to people who wouldn't believe these things. But I have seen the Lord Jesus raise the dead, many times. And that's not new to us, so we wouldn't... I think it's fine to brag on Jesus, but I think it ought to be some truth, what you're bragging about. So we've seen Him, I've seen Him, in the last fifteen years, of many infallible cases, raise up the dead.

L-20   Especially one in Mexico, where Brother Moore and I was standing in Mexico City, a little baby died one morning at nine o'clock, with pneumonia, in the doctor's office. And the little woman, we couldn't get her to the... Well, the man had give out all the prayer cards, and we just had to number them as they would come up. There wasn't no more prayer cards. And this little Spanish sister, about, I guess, twenty-five years old, had a little, dead baby; and it was raining, and she had it under a blanket.

L-21 And the night before that, there had been a blind man that was, oh, probably as old as my father would be, probably seventy years old, blind, and he received his sight when I was praying for him. And that night, platform practically as wide as this is across here, was just ricks of, oh, way high, two or three feet, with just shawls and hats, and old garments that they had laid up there.

L-22   And this little woman was trying to get up there. And Billy Paul, my son, came and said, "Dad, I got pretty near three hundred ushers there, and all three hundred can't hold that little woman." She had a dead baby under a little, blue blanket.
I said, "Well," I said to Brother Jack Moore, "go down."

L-23 Brother Jack Moore and I have a lot of things in common. I don't want to say we look alike, because he is such a handsome man. But one thing about Brother Moore, we both part our hair the same way. [Brother Branham and congregation laugh--Ed.] We have a lot of things in common. I thought, "She never did know me," had to let me down on some ropes and things, to get in. So I sent him down to pray for the little baby. I thought, "Well, they won't, she'll never know the difference."

L-24   And so I was started to speak again, when... Brother Espinoza, many of you brethren know him, from the West Coast, was doing the interpreting. This was out there by the bull ring in Mexico City. And I looked out over the audience and I seen a vision of a little Mexican baby sitting, smiling at me. So I said, "Bring the little lady here." So laid hands upon the little, dead, stiff, cold form. His feet begin to kick, and he begin to scream, and--and there he was, alive.

L-25 And I sent a runner, Espinoza did, to check with the doctor, to get a statement before we could write it out. The doctor wrote an affidavit, that that baby died that morning in his office, about nine o'clock, and this was about ten-thirty that night. And the baby is living today, enjoying good health, to the honor and glory of God.

L-26   So seeing many things take place, we wouldn't have to say about our Brother Way there, but truth is truth. And God doesn't do those things just to... He wants it to be known, and people to know that He loves them. And by the grace of God, Brother Way sits among us tonight, living. We're thankful for that.

L-27 I thought, being on the campground, coming in, just don't want to interrupt the great time. Billy was telling me, this afternoon, said, "You talk about real old-fashion Pentecost," said, "you wait till you get up there!" Said, "They sing like they have had the experience for fifty years."
I said, "I guess some of them has, yeah, for fifty years."

L-28   And I just love to get into a meeting like that, I believe every one of us do, where we just get right into it.


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