<TITLE>15. Par 153-168</TITLE>L-153   Now, "He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquity; the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we were healed."

L-154 Now there is no prayer cards. The people, we prayed for the sick the other night, but I feel constrained to do this. How many sick people is in here, raise up your hands. You that's sick and needy. God knows who you are. Just have faith.

L-155 Now don't nobody move, from, for--for the next few minutes. This is a big thing. It's so great!

L-156 So if there is an unbeliever here that doesn't believe in it, I challenge you, in the Name of Jesus Christ, to come here and do it. If you know of some other way besides the Word of God and--and what this is, the Word of God, I want to see it done. Then, if you can't, then believe it.

L-157   Now let every person in here look directly this way; or, look up, that's better. I'm afraid I'll draw your attention to something I oughtn't to. As Peter, John said, "Look on us." I don't mean it that way. Let's, let's look up.

L-158 And I'll quote another Scripture. "He is the High Priest of our confession," we know that, "and He also is a High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities." Is that right? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-159   Now I'm going to look and see who I see that I know, 'cause I've got some people here, setting in here, from the tabernacle down home. And one of them I've just recognized, is, she comes down there, is Mrs.... Her name use to be Griffin. I forget her name now. It's Sister Rosella here, she and her mother setting here. The alcoholic of Chicago, and the Lord healed her in the meeting. All of you, nearly, know Rosella here; the missions, and so forth, to where she's went, testifying. A total alcoholic, and now a lovely Christian, and was called just by the same Shekinah Glory. It's lasting, too, isn't it, Rosella? [Sister Rosella says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-160   And now looking around again. I'm not positive, but I think I know this lady setting here, right here, the second woman right here, with her hands up to her mouth. I can't call her name. Yes, you. Don't you come down to the tabernacle? Is it Mrs. Peckinpaugh? Is that right? That's what I thought it was. All right.

L-161 And then right, third woman back, is Mrs. Way, the wife of this man that dropped dead in the church the other day, with a heart attack, and was called back to life, sitting here.

L-162 Did anybody ever see anybody that was raised from the dead? If you never did, raise up your hands, never seen anybody was raised from the dead. Stand up, Mr. Way. [Congregation rejoices--Ed.]

L-163   I was preaching just like now, the Shekinah Glory present, and all of a sudden, in a heart attack, his eyes went back. Now you can close your eyes, but you can't throw your eyes back. His wife there is a many-year, registered nurse, she screamed when she caught his heart and seen he was gone. I quietened the audience, went down. I had been speaking. Laid my hands upon him, and felt. I looked up at her, and she said, "He's gone." And I tried his eyes, I seen his eyes way... the back part here, the skin part, turned back like that. He had no more pulse than this has.

L-164 I said, "Lord Jesus," and He come on the scene.

L-165 I laid my hand upon him. And he said, tried to speak, "Brother Branham..." He was so weak he couldn't get... And here he stands, tonight, trophy of the grace of God.

L-166 Now that is, at least, five or six definite cases of being dead, sometime for six or eight hours, has come back to life, by the Presence of Jesus Christ, through prayer.

L-167   I'm not too positive, of a little lady setting here, I believe she is one. I know you. I don't know what your name is, but know you. Right?

L-168 And then Brother Brown, I believe that's right, if I'm not mistaken, setting... Is that Brother Brown? No, I don't think it is. I'm sorry. All right, that's about it, I believe.


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