<TITLE>17. Par 182-193</TITLE>L-182 Here, here sits a lady sitting here with a white coat on, little white jacket, looking right at me. I can't... She is a Christian. But she is praying for an infirmity. She has arthritis. Do you believe that God can make you well, heal you? Then you can have it.

L-183 The next man, sitting next to you there, has something wrong with his ears. Do you believe God can heal your ear trouble, sir, and make you well? Yes. Raise up your hand if you believe.
Now please be reverent, just a moment.

L-184   The man right next to him is suffering with a heart trouble. Do you believe that God can heal you, sir, with the heart trouble? I don't know you. You're a stranger to me. Is that right? You're a stranger. Well, listen. If God would tell me who you are, would it help you? Can you hear me all right? Your name is Mr. Blackwood. Do you believe He can tell me where you're from? You're from Riverbank, California. If that's right, stand up on your feet. I never seen him, in my life. All right.

L-185 God bless you, sir. Your faith made you well. That lady sitting right next to you there, has got nervous trouble. You want to be healed of your nervousness? Raise up your hand, if you do. Lay your hand over on her, mister, that she would be healed.

L-186 The lady sitting next to you, now, has sugar diabetes, with the red dress on. She wants to be prayed for, too. See? She wants to be prayed for. Have faith.

L-187   Here is a lady sitting way back here. She is ready for an operation. If she can just... O God! She has got a fallen womb. Her name is Miss Maxwell. Believe. Raise up, accept your healing, Mrs. You don't have a prayer card, do you? You don't have a prayer card? All right, you don't need one. Raise up your hand if that's right. I don't know you. If that's right, wave your hand. We are strangers to one another, wave your hand like this.
What did she touch? She never touched me.

L-188 Mr. Stewart, would you want to be healed, too, nervousness, and believe that God will make you well? I'm a stranger to you. But that's who you are, and you suffer with a nervousness. You can't hardly hold yourself together. Stand up on your feet and accept your healing, in the Name of Jesus Christ.

L-189   Here is a lady sitting back behind you there. She has got a nervousness, too. She has got something wrong in the muscles in her body. She is going to miss it and... Mrs. Newell, stand up, if that's your name and that's who you are. Believe! [The sister loudly crys out--Ed.]
Do you believe? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-190 Sure, here is a lady sitting right here, she has got heart trouble and high blood pressure. Do you believe that, right, sister? Stand up if that's right.

L-191 The lady sitting next to you there, she has got something in her chest. If that's right, stand up.

L-192 Tell the lady, next to her, she has got growths on her face, little tumors like. If she wants that healed, tell her stand up and accept it.

L-193   Now there's a group of you in here ought to be at this altar, seeking the Holy Ghost. That's THUS SAITH THE LORD. You see what I mean? Once more I'm going to make this call. That's the vindication that I'm telling you the truth. God is speaking to people in here, and you're a little bit in doubt. Will you be honest enough to put up your hand, say, "Yes, Brother Branham, I've always been just a little shaky. I want more of God. I know there is something I'm lacking in here, and ought to have had when I was professed the baptism of the Holy Ghost"? Raise up your hand, will you do that? Just be honest with yourself. The Holy Ghost is never wrong. Why don't you come up, then, and settle that doubt? Come! "I'll be quick..."
Speak, my Lord, speak, my Lord, (that's it)
Speak, and I'll be quick to answer Thee.


<A HREF="P18">Next Page</A>