<TITLE>10. Par 122-135</TITLE>L-122 And He said, "Just speak to the storm, and it'll cease. Whatever you say, that's what will happen."

L-123   And I said, "Storm, you cease. And, sun, you shine normally for four days, till we are out of here."

L-124 And I no more than said it, until the sleet, snow and everything stopped. In a moment or two, the hot sun was shining on my back. I seen the winds blowing like this, come back from the North, coming down... I mean from the East, coming from the East. It was coming from the West; the winds changed and came back this way. And the clouds, like a mystic thing, lifting up into the air, and the sun was shining in a few minutes.

L-125   Then the Lord Jesus spoke to me a little later on, about my wife down there, as you know, about where I went up there. I've never been home on a anniversary yet, and we've been married twenty-two years. The first anniversary, the first, our wedding, why, I took her on a hunting trip. Cause, I couldn't afford to take the hunting trip, and--and--and go on a honeymoon, too, so I--I kind of put it together. And so, then, and I've been hunting ever since. I felt the way I'd treat her.
Now, that was the fourth time it happened.

L-126   Now here is something I--I want to say, and I must tell exactly the truth. About sixteen years ago I was in California with Brother John Sharrit, and I was having a meeting. And Meda and I, and Brother Sharrit and Sister Sharrit, and them, were staying in a hotel. And a man named Paul Melikian, who stood right here in this Tabernacle many time; he's a wealthy Armenian. And his wife had give birth to a child up at Fresno, California, where they lived; and was come down, brought his wife down, and called me at the hotel, and said, "Can I bring my wife up, Brother Branham?"
I said, "Yes, you may." Next day, I was going to Catalina.

L-127 So he brought his wife up, and the little lady was so sick! And she looked... I said, "Put your hand on mine, Sister Melikian," I said, "we'll see if the Lord will tell us." And as soon as she laid her hands upon me, I said, "Oh, it's milk leg."
She said, "I don't seem to have any symptoms."

L-128 I said, "You watch." In two days, they was doctoring her for milk leg.

L-129   Like little Jimmy Poole here, his little baby. The other day he come in with that heart attack, they thought, and it was an asthmatic attack. And I put my hand on him. I said, "Watch him for a couple of days; he's got measles. It's coming through. It's the fever." I met him last night. He said he's broke out, all over, in measles. See?

L-130   Now, I was talking to Sister Melikian, with the hand. She said, "That's amazing thing, to watch that, Brother Branham." She said, "Does that work on every hand?"

L-131 I said, "Well, if there's something wrong with the patient." I said, "Now here, I'll put my hand on," many of you stood and watched it, and it didn't do it. I said, "Here, there is nothing wrong with my wife, put her hand..."

L-132 "Look here, honey, put your hand on mine." She is sitting there, my wife. She put her hand on mine. As soon as it did, I said, "You have a cyst on the left ovary. You do have female trouble."
And she said, "I don't feel any different."

L-133   I said, "But you have it." Becky was two years old. My daughter that just played, a while ago, she was two years old.

L-134 Two more years, Sarah come on the scene, and when... She was with caesarean. And I asked Doctor Dillman, our doctor down in--in Corydon, to, "When you have her open, look at that left ovary," and he did.
He said, "There is nothing wrong, that I saw." I put my hand; it was still there.

L-135 Four years later come Joseph. I asked him to look again. "Nothing wrong, as I seen." Put my hand; it was still there. So we just forgot about it.


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