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Finnish boy, raised from the dead after being fatally struck by a car
Arriving in Finland, April 14, 1950

From top of stairs; Brother Branham, Howard Branham, Ern Baxter and Jack Moore.
Departure
Part of the Branham group when tragedy struck

A part of the group which had just left the Puijo Observation mountain tower when tragedy struck.
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Brother Branham is kneeling in the front, Puijo

third from the right. At far left is Sister May Issacson, Observation
Brother Branham's interpreter in Finland. Tower
Kari Holma, the Finnish boy who was

tragically killed and then picked up by Second boy badly injured
the Branham party. When last heard of, Brother Branham was shown that
he was a policeman in Helsinki, Finland. this boy also would live.
After the accident, Brother Branham was surprised to learn that the car had struck another little
boy, and had knocked him to the other side of the road. Brother Branham was shown by a vision
that this boy would be well also.
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William Branham, a Man Sent from God - CHAPTER 22 - The overseas trip to Scandinavia
For nearly three years invitations had been coming to Brother Branham to conduct a series
of healing meetings in the Scandinavian countries. Various circumstances had hindered him from
making such a journey, although from the beginning he felt assured that these calls were of God.
In January, 1950, at the time that the writer rejoined the party, Brother Branham asked him to
make arrangements for the trip to Finland. This was a step of faith, as at that time there was no
money available for the passage (air tickets one-way were $2200 for a party of five) and in fact,
because of certain recent circumstances Brother Branham had some unexpected obligations to
meet. Nevertheless, in campaigns held during February and March, sufficient funds came in to
meet these obligations and to secure air reservations for the entire party. Early in April, the party
(which included besides Brother Branham, Rev. J. Ern Baxter, Rev. Jack Moore, Howard Branham
and the writer) upon concluding three days of services at Glad Tidings and Manhattan Center, in
New York City, prepared to leave for Europe.
April 6, 1950
On April 6, 1950, at three o'clock in the afternoon, the party boarded the large overseas
airliner, Flagship Scotland, and took off for London, England. It was on April 6, 1909, that William
Branham was born. April 6, 1917, was the day that America relinquished her historical isolationism
and entered the European War. Historians tell us that it was on April 6, in the year 30 A.D. that
Christ died on the Cross. Perhaps the members of the party might be excused for thinking that
April 6, is a day of significance.
Moving along over the Atlantic at better than 300 miles per hour, and at an altitude of over
20,000 feet, the plane which carried the party landed on the following mid-morning at the Northolt
Airport near London. Several days were spent in visiting historic buildings and shrines of the
world's largest city. The climax of the party's stay in that great metropolis was the visit to Wesley's
chapel. While there we also saw the Wesley residence, entering last of all the room in which John
Wesley prayed every morning at five A.M. Before leaving, we all knelt down and had prayer. It was
a moment not to be forgotten.
After two days in Paris, which was spent visiting the historic landmarks, we continued our
journey to Finland via a Scandinavian airliner. On the 14th of April, we landed at Helsinki where
we were met by several ministers including Pastor Manninen, who had given us the invitation, and
Sister May Isaacson, our American-born interpreter, whose knowledge of the Finnish language
contributed greatly to the success of our meetings in Finland. The first service at the Messuhalli
witnessed a crowd of 7000 in attendance. After that, several thousand waited outside all
afternoon, standing in a line four deep and a half mile long, so that they might be assured of a seat
in the largest auditorium in Finland.
During a five day interlude, when the auditorium could not be obtained, the party went north
to Kuopio which is not far from the Arctic Circle. Faith was very high in this city and some
marvelous miracles took place. One of these was the healing of little Veera Ihalainen, a war
orphan, whose photograph is shown elsewhere in this book. She was marvelously delivered from
wearing a brace and using crutches, after she had in faith touched the coat of Brother Branham as
he passed by. Two or three evenings the people just passed by and Brother Branham said a brief
prayer for each one. By the time that each service was over there was a good-sized pile of
crutches and canes which had been discarded. Brother Baxter spoke at the afternoon services,
and his messages were received with great interest. Brother Moore and the writer took the
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morning services, and prayed especially for the deaf mutes and the blind. As many as seven or
eight were healed at a time, one after another. One boy learned words so fast that he was used as
an interpreter to communicate with the others who were prayed for. One incident that highly
intrigued the audience was that the deaf mutes when their ears were opened could learn English
words as fast as Finnish.
One event, which will never be forgotten by the members of the party, and which happened
while they were at Kuopio, was the raising to life of a child that was run over and killed in an
automobile accident, the circumstances of which had been previously shown to Brother Branham
in a vision. We shall let Pastor Vilho Soininen, of Kuopio, relate this remarkable incident:
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"On Friday afternoon a remarkable and startling incident took place which meant much to
Brother Branham and to those of us who happened to be its witnesses. Three carloads of us made
an unforgettable trip to nearby Puijo Observation Tower situated on a beautiful scenic elevation.
The outing was one of the most precious I can remember, because of the blessing of God upon
us. Then as we were returning from Puijo, a terrible accident occurred. A car ahead was unable to
avoid striking two small boys, who ran out into the street in front of it, throwing one down on the
sidewalk, and the other five yards away into a field. One unconscious boy was carried into a car
just ahead of us and the other, Kari Holma, was lifted into our car and placed in the arms of
Brother Branham and Miss Isaacson who were sitting in the back seat. Brothers Moore and
Lindsay were in the front seat with me.
"As we hurried to the hospital, I asked through Miss Isaacson, the interpreter, how the boy
was. Brother Branham, with his finger on the boy's pulse, answered that the boy seemed to be
dead, since the pulse did not beat at all. Then Brother Branham placed his hand over the boy's
heart and realized that it was not functioning. He further checked the boy's respiration and could
detect no breath. Then he knelt down on the floor of the car and began to pray. And Brothers
Lindsay and Moore prayed, too, that the Lord would have mercy. As we neared the hospital, about
five or six minutes later, I glanced back, and to my surprise, the boy opened his eyes. As we
carried the boy into the hospital, he began to cry, and I realized that a miracle had taken place.
"The other boy had been brought in a little earlier and was still unconscious. As I was taking
my guests back to their hotel, Brother Branham said to me, 'Do not worry! The boy, who was in our
car, will surely live.'"
"At that time Brother Branham had no assurance that the other boy would live, but on
Sunday evening he assured me on the basis of a vision which he had seen early Sunday morning,
that he, too, would live. At the exact time that Brother Branham was telling me this at his hotel, the
boy lay dying at the hospital. However, according to the statement of the doctor, that night there
was a change for the better, although on the 28th of April as I write this, he still occasionally lapses
into unconsciousness. (A later statement received declared that the boy had fully recovered.) The
boy, who was in my car, Kari, was dismissed from the hospital in just three days, and is feeling
very well considering the circumstances.
"In the Friday evening service Brother Branham told us about the vision which he had seen
in America two years ago, and which had been fulfilled that afternoon when he had prayed for the
dead boy. The angel had appeared to him that evening before the service and had reminded him
of this vision which he had seen two years earlier, and which he had at that time told to thousands.
Now it was fulfilled. Brother Branham's coming to Kuopio was in the eternal plan of God! We of the
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Kuopio Elim Assembly wondered why the Lord was so good to us that He granted to just us the
gracious privilege of receiving His servant."
The night we left Kuopio a great crowd of people assembled at the station and sang in their
usual minor key, the beautiful Finnish songs. As the train pulled away from the depot, the singing
gradually died away, but the pleasant memories of the days spent in Kuopio will not be soon
forgotten.
Gordon Lindsay
Editor of the Voice Of Healing
In Collaboration with William Branham
A Prophet Visits South Africa – Chapter 4
Now, I have just a moment to give you a testimony before we start praying for the sick.
Once in America, while I was riding on a train going South to meet Brother Bosworth, I received a
vision. I saw a little boy lying on the ground with his clothes all torn. I saw rocks and trees; it was a
strange country. His little body was all broken up, and there he was dead. That night in the
meeting I told the people about this vision. I said, "Write it in your Bible and see if it does not come
to pass."
A few days later they took me to a small boy who had drowned in an irrigation ditch. But he
wasn't the boy I saw in the vision, who was about eight or ten years old and had been killed by an
accident. This boy who was drowned was a little fellow, black headed, well dressed. He wasn't the
child. Across America and Canada I testified and told them, "Write it in your Bible." It was written
in thousands of Bibles. I told them that when the vision was fulfilled and the boy came back to life,
it would appear in "The Voice of Healing."
In April, 1950, while we were in Finland, we left Helsinki and went up to Kuopio. A group of us had
been up to a lookout tower from where we could see Russian territory. I had been fasting much
and said to my managers, "Something is going to happen." On the road down we came upon the
scene of an accident. A car had struck two boys. One had been knocked on his side and thrown
up against a tree, crushing his head and his ribs. The car, going about seventy miles per hour, hit
the other boy right forward, rolled him up under the car and threw him out behind the back wheel
up into the air. Some twenty minutes later we arrived. There was a great crowd of people. They
had him laid out with his coat over his face.
Mr. Lindsay and the others went out and looked at him, but I could not go. I thought of my
own boy and my heart was sad. Finally they asked, "Why don't you go?" So I did. When I looked
at the little boy, they had taken the coat off his face, my heart almost failed. I thought of little Billy
Paul thousands of miles away from me. All of them were weeping. I started to turn, when I felt a
hand on me. I said, "I do not understand what this is." (Some of the people standing there said,
"There is the miracle man from the States. Let us see what he will do." See how people do not
understand.) I turned around and said, "It seems like I have seen that boy somewhere. Let's look
again." And they raised his coat again. I said, "I have seen that boy." I was so excited, I could not
place him at first. I said to the ministers, "Is he a member of your churches?" "No," they said. Then
I realized he was the boy that I had seen in a vision back in America about a year and a half
before.
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You will never know how I felt. There weren't enough devils in torment who could hold him.
I said, "Get around and you shall see the glory of the Lord." I knelt down just the way it was shown
me in the vision and prayed: "Almighty God, in my homeland some year and a half ago, You
showed me this boy and You told me that he would rise." There he laid, all broken up, and I said,
"Oh, Lord, hear the prayer of Your servant. And now death--you can hold him no longer, for Jesus
Christ gave a promise that this boy shall live." The boy rose to his feet, alive and normal. There
stood the businessmen, the important men of the city. I have statements from them confirming
this, signed by a notary public.
Julius Stadsklev
Veera Ihalainen healed and delivered from brace and crutches
Caught by the camera at a service in Finland,

Brother Branham stands by one of the many
children whose healing was wrought through
his prayers.
The little girl is Veera Ihalainen, an 11 year

old war orphan with one leg shorter than the
other. She was marvellously delivered from
having to wear a cruel brace and crutches -
such was her faith that she only desired to
touch Brother Branham's coat.
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Tent at Ornskoldsvik
Branham Healing Campaign near the Arctic regions of Northern Sweden.
Note the fleet of busses in the background.
BROTHER BRANHAM REFERS TO THE ‘SCANDINAVIAN CAMPAIGN’ HEALINGS IN

VARIOUS SERMONS;
DO.YOU.NOW.BELIEVE_ OWENSBORO.KY FRIDAY_ 53-1106

13 On the road down I told Brother Bosworth and many of them, we was in a big tent meeting. A
little boy was down there holding a tent meeting and sent for me come down and help him. He was
in an awful strain. I went down to get him two or three days. And while we were there, I made that
statement, I said, "There's going to be a little boy, he's laying in the country where there's a lot of
evergreens; and there's lapped over rock. And the little boy will be about eight years old, very,
dressed like I dressed when I was a little boy, little short clothes up here, and little waist that
buttoned around." I said, "Great big long stockings that come up. And his little foot was run
through the sock like that, and he's was all mashed up by an automobile. He had brown crock cut
hair, we call it, and--and big brown eyes. They were set. His little mouth was twisted over, and he
was about eight years old."
They wrote it down. I said, "Put it on the flyleaf of your Bible." Like I'm telling you put this on the
flyleaf of your Bible. I said, "See if that doesn't happen."
14 A few days after that, Brother Bosworth, he taken me up there to a little boy had been
drowned in a irrigation ditch. And the little boy's father... There was several thousand people
attended the meeting, and they taking me up there. They wouldn't let the undertaker take the little
fellow until he was... I looked at him. But he was about five years old, well-dressed, was black-
headed, he wasn't the child at all. So I offered prayer for consolation for the father and mother, that
God would help them, and the little boy was buried.
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Two years later I was in Finland, I'd just come from... Went over... King George had sent me two
cablegrams. I have them at my home, with his seal and so forth, letters, to pray for him. For this
Mr. Leeman had been healed of multiple sclerosis out of Fort Wayne.
15 While on the testimony, Brother Bosworth, I don't know whether I've ever said this. When the
night the picture was taken down there, of the Angel of the Lord, Brother Bosworth, two days
afterwards brought me a--a picture of Florence Nightingale. Her grandmother founded the Red
Cross in England. Many of you has heard of Florence Nightingale, the mother of the Red Cross.
She was in Durban, South Africa, which South Africa is British controlled, and the woman weighed
approximately sixty pounds, with cancer, on the duodenum, duodenum, cancer of the stomach.
And she sent for me to come pray for her. I had two airplane tickets sent. Well, I couldn't go.
Brother Bosworth brought me the picture, the telegram, and I laid it on the floor, and we prayed,
and I said, "Lord, if You'll heal her, I'll go to Africa."
16 And I just prayed the prayer, went home, forgot about it. When I went in to London, the day
that we arrived on the International Airport in London, on our road to the Scandinavian country and
to pray for the king... I heard them page me. And Mr. Baxter, Mr. Lindsay, many of these men that
you people know, was with me. And they went in, and it was the Anglican minister. They brought
Miss Florence Nightingale from South Africa, how she knowed, less it was through the crown, I
couldn't know yet. But she knew we was going to land there that day. And she come in about
fifteen minutes before we did, and I couldn't even get the woman... They couldn't get the woman
out of the plane, they thought she was dead then.
And I said, "Well, there's thousands of people between here and the plane. I couldn't get to it. I'm
going down to Buckingham Palace, then to Westminster Abbey, and then I'll--I'll be at the
Piccadilly Hotel, you come get me, we'll go have prayer for her."
17 And when we got up to there, of course, the night passed on and I didn't get in till late. Next
morning we come, and we went to have prayer for Mrs. Nightingale. they said, "She's just living."
Christian friends, if I live to be an old man, I'll never forget the experience that was. In London, it
was in April, very damp, fog everywhere. We went upstairs to the place where they packed her
stretcher, near the parsonage of a big Anglican church. And in the room set her doctor, two
nurses, two or three ministers when the campaign manager--managers and myself walked in. And
I walked over; they had a white sheet laying over her. And I said, "How do you do." And they all
got up.
And I said, "Is--is this the patient?" And I said, "How do you do. Are you Miss Nightingale?"
18 I could see her lips moving, but friends, it looked like a corpse laying there or--or skeleton.
Her head... The part where your head goes together there's no flesh on her, just the skin down
against the bone. And I said, "How do you do." I reached out my hand to shake hands with her.
The nurse said, "Brother Branham, she couldn't raise her hand."
Well, she was crying. And she... I... The nurse got down to hear what she was saying, then she
told me. She said, "She wants you to ask God to let her die." She couldn't die. And said,
"Reverend Branham, she's prayed and said if ever she could get to where you was, that God
would heal her."
19 Now, that's faith. How could I ask God to let the woman die? Now, here's her testimony in the
book. I--I couldn't do that. So she wanted me to see her body, the nurse said. And when they
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pulled the sheet down off of her body... Friends, we are a mixed audience; you listen to your
doctor; I'm your brother. It was a disgrace to look to see how a woman could be in that... The
bosom here, had sunk to her ribs, and the stomach wasn't--was just about that flat. And the rings
was almost meeting in the ring of her hip here, the flesh. And her limbs up here wasn't but about
that big around.
Now, Mrs. Georgie Carter, which will be here tomorrow, next day, one, from over here at Milltown,
laid nine years and six months in the bed with TB, which was healed, vision. I didn't even know
where the place was, and Lord sent me down there, and she was healed. She was a little bitty
woman; she weighed only about thirty-five pounds. But this woman was a woman almost six foot
tall. And there she laid, couldn't move her hands or nothing.
20 They picked up her hands, 'cause she wanted to shake my hand. When I took a hold of her
hand, it was just like that, hard. I thought, "O God, a mortal being laying in that shape."
So I said, "Can we pray?" And all the ministers gathered. I looked at the doctor, and I said... Said,
"Not a thing, Brother Branham, can be done. It's a... The malignancy has gone plumb all over her."
Said, "She hasn't eaten for," I forget how many months, and they give her glucose in her veins, till
they collapsed, and they couldn't even give her veins. Said, "We don't know why--how she's living,
how she breathes."
21 And I knelt down, great God of Heaven, Who stands... We stand in His Presence tonight, His
Word laying before me. There's a window about that high; it was up, kind of warm in the room. And
I knelt to pray and I started the prayer of, "Almighty God, Creator of heavens and earth, and
Author of Everlasting Life," I said, "send Thy blessing into this room for this poor mortal."
And when I started to pray, a little dove come flying through the bushes and lit on the windowsill
about that far from where I was praying. Well, I... Not new thing, when I've only been there about
twelve hours or a little more. I thought the little dove was just a pet, you know, that was around the
house. And I just continued to pray. And when I got finished praying and asked God to help her (I
couldn't ask to let her die,) and that He would be merciful to her... And when I... All the time I
praying, this little dove, very restless, of unrest, walking up-and-down going, "Coo, coo, coo, coo,
coo, coo." Why, you know how little doves kinda mournfully goes, walking back and forth on the
window about as wide as this little table.
22 About ten people were present to watch it. And I noticed all the ministers stopped praying,
every one. When I said, "Amen," the little fellow took his flight back out to the bushes. Well, I
raised up, and of course, was weeping a little, all of us. And the ministers begin to say, "Did you
notice that dove?"
And I started to ask if it was just a pet dove. And I had no more that I could say, and knowed no
more what I was going to say, but all of a sudden, something burst through and said, "THUS
SAITH THE LORD, she'll live and not die." She weighs a hundred and fifty-five pounds now in
perfect health. That opened the way to Africa and started a revival.
23 In Finland we was coming down off the mountain that day, I'd been fasting for several days.
[A brother says, "Just a few weeks ago I saw a letter from that woman, she's well and helping,
working hard for other folks."--Ed.] Miss Florence Nightingale. Less than six months, she was well,
gained her weight. I've got her picture, it's in the book. Oh, we haven't got any of those books, I'm
sorry, called "A Prophet Visits Africa." They're out of print now; we sold several thousand of them.
And we just got our finance to go overseas, and we haven't got the finance to put more books out;
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that's the reason we haven't got them. But we got the other book back there of the story of this
little boy.
24 And now, friends, these are not mythical stories, their addresses everything, and who you
can contact and royalty, and everything, doctors and so forth, to see if it's truth. If you would doubt
it, you're welcome to write to the people.
Coming down off the mountain, I said to Brother Lindsay, and to Brother Moore, many of them, I
said, "Seems to me something is fixing to happen."
Said, "What is it, Brother Branham?"
I said, "I don't know."
And in the meeting that way that's the reason... I don't want to be an isolationist, stay away from
the people. But when that anointing once strikes, it isn't--it isn't... Just looks like It's near all the
time. There's something; it's another world, like two worlds, you break over into this world and this
world, and you--you stay in it too long, you hardly know just... Now, when leaving the platform,
when It comes on, I feel like, oh, I was up in the heavens. But when It's off of me, I feel good. But
in-between those times, it's seems like you're just stepping off the world. You--you can't walk, and
you--you hear pe... I don't know how you do feel. No need of me trying to explain it. You can't
explain God; you got to believe God. It's not... You can't explain it; it's by faith.
25 So coming down the highway in Finland, a used foreign car, about five years old, would
probably cost two thousand dollars or more. Gasoline is over a dollar a gallon. So you can
imagine, very few cars. We had twenty-five thousand in Messuhalli and I think there was three
cars setting outside. They walk or ride bicycles or best way they can get there.
And so when I was coming down out of Kuopio... We went up over the Iron Curtain, and coming
down through Kuopio, just before we get into the city where we was to have the meeting... Well,
we'd been one night already in there, or two nights, and they just taken me up to this tower where
the Germans and Russians come over and bombed Finland out.
26 Well, coming down the road, I noticed a great crowd of people. And a--a American made
thirty-five model Ford hit two little boys coming home from school. The people live in the city, have
their farms out, then come back in the city. Had struck two little boys, hit one under the chin...
They started, flung one one way and one the other. They grabbed each other's hands and the car
driver lost control, and had hit one and threw him against the tree and broke his little neck in there.
And the other one, it run over him, mashed him under the wheels and kicked him way up in the air
and threw his coat off of him, and he fell on the grass plat. The doctor had been there and
pronounced him dead. The other little boy, they thought was still alive, and another car had picked
him up and took him on to the--the hospital, such as it was.
27 And we come up. Well, Sister Isaacson, Brother Lindsay, Brother Jack Moore, many of you
know those men, and editor of "The Voice of Healing," and all them was right along to watch it.
And they went over to look at the little boy. I set in the car. Because I've got a little boy here
myself, Billy Paul, was over home and it'd been months since I seen him, and I didn't want to look
at a little dead boy at that time. So they said, Brother Lindsay come back, and weeping like a
baby, said, "Brother Branham, you ought to see it."
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And I said, "I don't want to see it." So finally, Something told me, "Go look at the boy." And I went
over to take a look at the little fellow, and I looked at him and I thought, "Oh, mercy," I turned my
head and started walk away. They had the coat over the baby; they couldn't move it. The law in
Finland, the parents had to come there first and give orders to move the baby. And they went the
country, and I was thinking, "How that father and mother is going to feel now when they come in
and that little boy laying there dead. Out of the... come from their field from working."
28 And everybody works in Finland, the women wear great big thick dresses, big boots, and
everything. They don't have nice dainty clothes that we Americans have. They all... Happen to be
this suit come from Finland; you can see how thick and heavy it is, that's summer, winter and all.
And so when we come down, I started to walk back, and as I walked away from the little boy, I felt
Somebody put their hand on my shoulder. I looked around; I thought it was Brother Moore, or
some of them. And there was nobody around me. And the hand was still laying on my shoulder.
Why, I wondered how that was. Well, I happened to think it might... I walked back towards the little
boy, and when I started back towards the little boy (I was going away from him), when I started
back, the hand got--went off of my shoulder. And I said, "Can I look at that little boy again?" And
Mrs. Isaacson asked the man who was given the guardian, the officer. And he pulled the coat
back, and I looked at that little boy, and I seen that little foot run through the sock, those little
waists, panty waists, we call them, you know and... here. I seen the little brown hair, crock cut like.
I looked up, and here come a ridge running down, like that, of lap rock with evergreen trees
growing around. I said, "Thank You, Lord."
Oh, you'll never know how you feel. There it was. I said, "Brother Moore, come here. Brother
Lindsay."
Said, "What's the matter?"
29 I said, "Turn to the flyleaf in your Bible and look at that little boy." See, just like this is written
right here. And I had it written, in, oh, I guess, thousands of Bibles across the United States and
Canada, having people to write it down like I'm having them write this down. And see if it... Just
watch it come to pass. I said...
Brother Moore said, "Let's see. A lapland where rocks are laying, evergreen trees, little socks.
Why," said, "Brother Branham, there's the boy."
I said, "That's him. There he lays."
Oh, my, when God has spoke it, all devils in hell can't stop it. God's done said so. I turned around;
I said, "Now, let everyone know."
30 Now, they just fixing the little boy then to put him in this car. I said, "Let everyone know to
keep quiet." And the main man of the city, which was the chief man, which was equivalent to the
mayor here in the city... I said, "Now, everyone be reverent and just wait a minute."
And I knelt down and prayed, and asked God to confirm His Word which He had spoken. And God
Who is my Judge, in five minutes from then the little boy jumped up and was running and
screaming on top of his voice, alive.
31 The other little lad... I just haven't the time to catch that. I will tomorrow night, on what
happened to the other little lad. I remember, one thing I will have time. The second night from
then, I seen something sweet happen. I was going into the place, and coming down the road for
six city blocks, there was about thirty abreast, people standing.
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In Russia you can't leave your home place where you were born with... over forty miles, without
having a visa. Now, when they tell you there's no churches in Russia, that's wrong. They got
churches; they got... The communist boycott them and everything, but they still got Christians.
What if you killed all the Christians out of America; you'd have no America: same way in Russia.
32 But across the line, after that had been noised abroad through there; and I got the seal of the-
-of the governor there and everything, right on the paper, standing there watching it when it
happened... And that, swept out over the radio. And across from Russia, come those big Russian
soldiers. And friends, when they crossed the line and those Finnish ministers standing there, they
throwed their arms around their neck and cried like babies.
Anything that'll make a Finn put his arm around Russian and a Russian around a Finn, will settle
every war. Jesus Christ is the answer. Yes, sir. They had nothing against one another. They wept
and cried and hollered, "Jumalan rauhaa," that's "God's peace rest upon you." Russians and Finns
with their arms around one another... It'll make American's and Russian's and all the world put
their arms around one another. It'll make overalls and a tuxedo suit call one another brother. It'll
make silk and calico set together and say, "Sister." It'll do it.
The Blood of Jesus Christ cleanses from all sin and straightens all wrongs, takes all prejudice out,
makes new creatures, heals the sick. Amen.
33 Going down that night, and those Russians and Finns standing there at attention, the tears
running down their cheeks when they passed... Not because it was me, no, sir. They'd seen God
moving.
And when I got into the room, there's four little Finnish soldiers, all of them...?... little boys never
shaved, little bitty fellows, great long coats on, walking down with their big swords out like that, to
keep the people from touching on either side, coming right down the middle of the street, we got it
all in pictures, in color.
34 When I walked into the Messuhalli and started down to the right, they was walking along like
that, closed the door. And they were singing already: "Only Believe." Brother Baxter and them had
been speaking. Twenty-five thousand people had gathered inside, and he was... they were singing
"Only Believe" in Finnish for me. And when I did, the girls dormitory door opened, the ladies... And
out stepped a little Finnish girl. And that poor little thing, I never felt so sorry for her. I love little
kids. I just love them. I just...
I got two of my own, and that's the reason I'm going after them tonight. And I just love them. I used
to see them all get in. They'd give me some of that old Finnish money, you know, and I'd be out
there and buy their candy, and I'd have a string of kids a block long, following me, like that, buying
all the candy I could find everywhere, 'cause their money wasn't worth nothing here, you know.
And they give me some of that money Kronars and...?... and so forth, and I'd just buy those kids
some... Little old ragged hungry looking fellows...
35 And stepping out of there come a little woman--little girl, about twelve years old, and she had
two crutches under her arm. She had a big thing around her like this, as a brace. And one limb
was limp and shorter than the other. She had no control of this leg. And it set in braces, and
around her hip... And a big shoe on with a snap in the toe, a strap went back and went over her
shoulder and hooked into this brace back here. And when she'd start to walk, she'd set the
crutches out, then she'd throw her little shoulder like that, and just step and pull that leg up and let
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it set out. And that brace... You see, the leg had no control, but the brace would hold her so she
could walk.
36 I looked at her standing there, little ragged looking hair, little kind of a half brown and blond
hair, ragged cut, looked like it'd been chopped off with scissors. I looked her down, one little dress
on, perhaps, nothing under it, her little skirt down here was just as ragged as it could be.
Later, I learned she was a little Finnish war orphan. Her mother and daddy had been killed during
the time of the war.
And she looked at me, and they'd give orders not to say nothing to you on the street. And she
thought she'd done something wrong, that child, and she dropped her little head and stood there
on there on her little crutches. I seen her little blue eyes look up towards me again. I stopped, and
the soldiers motioned. I couldn't speak a word to them. They all spoke Finnish.
37 I told them, "Just a minute." The other two soldiers walked on, then turned to look back to see
what was the matter, and I motioned to them. I looked at the child again; she looked at me. I--I just
something told me that baby wanted to come over there. I looked at the little thing, and I motioned
to her, "Come here."
And she took her little crutches under her arm, and she started pulled her little shoulder, and she
come out. I just stood still. And she come right out to where I was, like that. I watched to see what
the child was going to do. And she stood there with her little head down a few minutes. And I
watched, dropping on the floor, little tears, dropping out of them little eyes, dropping down like that.
And I thought, "Poor little thing."
38 And she reached over and took a hold of my coat, pulled it up in her little hands, and rubbed
it, and her little hands was dirty, and she kissed my coat. She dropped the coat down, pulled out
her little ragged skirt and said, "Kiitos." That means "thank you." Little skirt... Looked very polite,
said, "Kiitos," looked up, and them little baby blue eyes with tears running down. Oh, my,
something swelling in my heart, I thought, "God bless you, honey."
I turned and that soldier trying to motion me on, tried to motion her back. And I looked; I seen
going walking right down through the room, her walking without crutches. I knowed it would
happen; I knowed God would honor that kind of faith. It would have... If I'd have been the lowest
hypocrite in the world, God would've honor that faith in that child. I seen that child going, walking. I
said, "Honey, you're--you're healed. Jesus has made..."
Of course, she couldn't hear what I was saying. She was crying, you know, and saying, "Kiitos.
Kiitos." She thought she'd done wrong, you know. And they kept pushing me on. And--and so
Brother Baxter come to the door and wanted to come out and find where I was at.
39 And I went on in. We prayed for several sick, and you'll notice in the--they crutches and
things piled up. And they put them in big carts to haul away. And I just fixing to leave the building,
my brethren, a bunch of them had come and got me to take me off the platform. And I was just
fixing to leave, when I thought, "I'm going to try a few more. I'm got to call some more of those
cards." I said... And the Holy Spirit would move out over the audience. They'd have to get an
interpreter and tell the people out there, who... I didn't know their language, tell them where they
was at, and what they were doing, what they was suffering with. And the interpreter would have to
say it, and my, that--that just settled it all; they just throw down their crutches and canes and start
running.
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And I said, "Call a few more of the cards."
40 And when they did, by God's providence, the next one was that little girl. She had the next
card number. And here she come; she was just smiling, you know, one little tooth out in front, and
she was smiling, you know, trying to get to me. And I said to the interpreter, I said, "Just say what I
say."
She said, "All right, Brother Branham."
I said, "You're going to see something's already took place."
I said, "Sweetheart, you're the little girl that met me out there awhile ago and..." She nodded her
little head as the interpreter spoke.
And I said, "Your respect to Jesus Christ, you approached in the right manner." That's a lot of
times the way we American's don't get anything: we don't come to God reverent enough. Don't you
think so? We just know more about it, and so... God lives in humility and simplicity.
41 So I said, "God rewarded you, honey. He healed you out there and I want you to go over here
and set down and get some of the men to unbuckle these braces and things from around you, and
let your little hand set on your hip, and just as they bring the brace off, let your little hand slide
down your leg just as far as your leg is short." And I said, "Now, you do that over here, then show
me."
And then I called the next one. And the Holy Spirit was showing in the vision. While the vision was
going on, I heard her scream; here she come across the floor with crutches in her hands and
braces over her head, screaming at the top of her voice, right up the steps she went, right down
and across, up the other way, little bare-feet just a running hard as she could go. And she's
perfectly normal and well, because her respect and--and love to Jesus Christ brought His blessing
down upon her.
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35 And I come down, and there may be people setting right here tonight heard me speak it of it
in the Miami meeting. I wonder before I give this statement if there's anybody at the Miami
meeting, heard me tell that vision, and said it would come to pass? Raise your hand. Look there,
all the way around everywhere. All right. In the Miami meeting... And I said, "Someday that will
appear in the "Voice of Healing." For what God said has to come to pass. There's no way at all for
it to fail. It's got to be just that way for God said so."
Well, and many of you remember that in the same meeting about a... I'd been there about a week,
I guess, and there was a little boy got drowned in an irrigation ditch. His parents may be setting
here now for all I know. But the father had heard that statement, and he'd seen the miraculous
working of God, and he would not permit the undertaker or anyone to get that child. He thought
that was the child I'd seen in the vision.
36 Mr. Huckstra, and many of them went out, and they taken me out there to see the little boy.
When I seen the little fellow, he was real black headed. That wasn't him. Little bitty boy, pretty well
dressed, a little fellow about five or six years old, and then it wasn't a country, no rocks. It was just
a few, I think, eucalyptus trees or something, or trees standing there.
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I said, "No, this isn't the boy. I'm sorry, but this isn't the lad." And I knelt down and had prayer for
the consolation of the father, and so forth, so they could--undertaker could take the little fellow and
bury him. I said, "It isn't the little boy, and the little boy's different."
37 Then I come to the meeting that night, explained it to the audience that I'd been back to see
the little boy, but it was... They had him back out there behind the tent some way, back through a
field like, and so it wasn't the little lad. He'd been in the water for quite awhile; and they'd pulled
him out, but the father wouldn't let them take him.
Now, then I went on. I went from Miami on up, got my car and crossed the nation to the West
Coast, everywhere along telling people to write it on the flyleaf of their Bible. I said, "That's the
only thing He's told me yet that hasn't come to pass." I said, "It will come to pass."
38 On up through Canada, cross Canada over into Windsor, Ontario, come back down through
the East Coast telling the people that this would happen... In every meeting I probably mentioned,
telling them, "Write it on the flyleaf of your Bible." Hundreds and hundreds, and hundreds, and
hundreds of them wrote it on the flyleaf of their Bible.
Well, the year passed. Another year passed. Nothing happened. But it's got to happen anyhow.
One night I went to Finland, and I'd got up to Kuopio. I do much fasting and praying. And I was up
in the top of the tower, and the little Finns up there were very lovely and sweet people. And we
were having many thousands of people in the meeting, so Laplanders, and all. And so we went up
and show... They was showing me the tower, about thirty ministers, of where the--the Russians
come in and bombed their little city there and so forth.
39 And so I come down to the bottom of the tower, and I just started crying. I didn't know why. I'd
been fasting for a few days. And I begin to feel like I was hungry. Usually in a fast I never feel
hungry. If you feel hungry, it's time to eat. That's right. Jesus afterwards was hungry. You see? But
if you're hungry, it's time to eat. So then I begin to kind of get hungry. And Brother Lindsay said,
"Will you come eat, Brother Branham?"
I said, "No. I don't feel like eating, but Brother Lindsay, there's something--something somewhere."
And I walked over there, and I seen a fellow standing out there, and they was singing: "On
Golgotha." And all their songs are in minor, and it was very beautiful. So I heard--seen that fellow
standing over there looking at them. And I went over; it was a man from England, had been up
there, a buyer, just as drunk as he could be, and he said, "What are they doing up there?"
I said, "You speak English."
He said, "I'm an Englishman."
And I said, "Why, they're singing a hymn."
And he said, "You know, it sounds pretty."
I said, "Aren't you a Christian?"
He said, "Nah, I don't believe in it."
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And I said, "Well, you ought to be ashamed of yourself." I said, "A man that's lived as long as you
have, and God has prospered you the way He has, and then you would make a remark like that."
And about ten minutes later, I led him to Jesus Christ to accept Him as Saviour.
40 And they come down and we were knelt down there praying. We got up. They started taking
some pictures. And their taxicabs there are horse driven, you know. So they... And as Brother
Lindsay wanted me to get in the little place, and get my picture in this taxicab, said, "We're going
to take you down in a car."
There's just a very few cars. A second-handed Ford over there, four or five years old, would sell
for two thousand dollars; and gasoline's about, oh, about a dollar and a half a gallon, two dollars,
something like that. And so you can imagine how it is, and them poor little Finns, they just haven't
got no money.
41 So then, and I said, "There's something fixing to happen."
And Brother Lindsay said, "Well, what do you think it is, Brother Branham?"
I said, "I don't know. It's just... I can tell that the Spirit of God is near about something. There's
something fixing to happen."
Well, he said, "Do you have any idea?"
I said, "No, I don't." And we got in the car and started down the hill. Well, I seen the commotion
over there, and I didn't know what it was at the bottom of the hill. And what had happened there
had been a 1935 Ford, American-made Ford V-8. And there was children was coming...
Now, the Finns all live in little cities, and they have their farms out, and they go out in the country
and farm, and then come back into the city. Their children coming in from school... Cars are very
rare, and this man was driving approximately sixty miles an hour. And he ran through this bunch of
children, lost control.
42 Two little children started across the road, one about five years old and one about eight. And
they started across the road and they got scared, and they started back; and driver lost control,
and he swung his car to the right. That would be to the north, and he struck one little boy right flat
like that.
The other little boy, the--the fender caught his chin, and just whirled him over, and threw him over
against a tree, and crushed him against the tree. He just... That was it. So then the other little boy,
he run right over him, mashed him under the car; and the car jumped the ditch. The little boy got
wound up under the wheel, and it kicked his little body approximately twenty feet in the air. And he
fell over in the grass.
43 Just a little old hard beaten cobblestone road, and when we got down there, that's what all
the excitement was about. The one little boy had been picked up. The car went on down and
wrecked and so the--the man had fainted and passed out. And they'd got him out too. And the little
boy was against the bush. This other little boy was dead. He was laying dead about twenty
minutes or thirty. And the--the other little boy, they'd done got somebody there to get him to the
hospital, but they couldn't move this one. This little boy was breathing, so they could get him, but
this boy was dead. The undertaker, of course, has to pronounce that, just like they do here, that
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had to come and get him away. The doctor wouldn't have nothing to do with that, because he was
dead. And the undertaker had to give the orders to take him in.
44 But before they could do it, a law there is, that the parents had to have something to do with
it. And they went out into the fields in the country to get the parents.
But we come by. We wondered what the commotion was about. Well, we stopped, and my
interpreter got out, begin looking. So they said, "Oh, it's a little boy has been killed laying here."
And so Mrs. Isaacson, she was my interpreter, the private interpreter. So she--she come back and
said, "Brother Branham, you ought to see that."
So Brother Lindsay got out. Many of you know Gordon Lindsay, I'm sure, the editor of the "Voice
of Healing." And he got out and he come back just crying like a baby. Said, "Brother Branham, go
look at him." Said, "I... It just reminds me of my little boy."
45 "Well, Brother Moore," I said, "I don't want to see him." So Brother Moore got out. I got a--had
a boy over here too, you know, and I didn't... I'd been away from home for weeks and weeks. And
Billy Paul was just about that age. And I--I didn't want to go see the little fellow.
So Brother Moore got out, and he said... He come back weeping and said, "Brother Branham, you
ought to see him." Said, "I--I've never seen anything like it." Said, "Poor little fellow's just mashed
to pieces."
And I said, "It's sure too bad."
Said, "Now, when the parents gets here they won't... We--we got to move him, and take him down
into the--into the city. They want our car. 'Cause that's... Don't know where they'd get another car."
So I said, "All right. We can move him."
And they said, "Well..."
46 And I thought, "Well, I believe I will take a look at that child." And when I got out, and I looked
at that little boy, oh, his little mouth was open, his little eyes set back like that; and I... They had a
coat laying over his face. I thought, "Oh, my, umm. What that poor mother and daddy when they
come and see that poor little thing laying there like that and out in the field working..."
And they, them poor Finns. They're the only one that's paid their debt to us, their--their--their war
debt. You all know that you men and so forth and know that. And they're honest and real people.
God-fearing people if there is any in the world lives in Finland. That... They're really God-fearing
people. They trust God for everything they have. They have to. They're living right there on that
battlegrounds. And so them little soldiers up there, some of them little old boys hadn't never even
shaved yet, fifteen years old. They just kill them off as fast as... Them Russians, you know how it
is out there, and they declare a war, and they--they kill them off. They did in this last war, and then
the Germans and so forth got them.
47 So then when--when I got out and looked at that little fellow, I tell you, I thought my heart
would break. I started to go away like that. Now, this sounds fiction, but it isn't, friends. When I
started to move away from that little boy, somebody put their hand on my shoulder. And I said... I
thought it was Brother Lindsay and I turned around. There wasn't nobody around me, and yet
there was a hand laying on my shoulder. Well, I thought, "Well, that's strange. Well, whose hand is
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that?" There was nobody around me. And I thought, "Well, wonder what this is?" And I started to
walk away, and I just... Looked like that hand was just like that pulling at me.
Well, I looked at Brother Moore, and he said, "What's the matter, Brother Branham?"
And he said, "Well, you look so white."
And I said, "I--I don't know."
48 So I looked down again at that little boy. I started walking towards him, and the hand went off
of me. I said, "Wonder if they'd--if you'd get them to undo that little boy's face again."
So they said, "Yes. They want you to put him in the car now. They're going to take him--take him
away." And there was people screaming and going on out there. And I looked down again. Now, in
myself I was so excited, I would've missed it (You see?), but see the sovereignty of God. I looked
down; I said, "I've seen that boy somewhere." I said, "Come here, Mrs. Isaacson." I said, "Ask
those pastors if that little boy has been in a prayer line." I'd done forgot about the vision. See?
It said--they said, "No." None of them knew him.
49 I said, "Does anybody know him?" Nobody knew him. "Well," I said, "it's strange I've seen
that little boy somewhere." I raised my head like this kind of... There's that lap rocks coming down
through, and them evergreen trees. I looked back again. I said, "There he is. That's him."
I said, "Brother Moore, Brother Lindsay, come close." I said, "Open up your Bible."
They said, "What's the matter?"
I said, "Turn to your flyleaf."
I said, "Do you remember in Miami, Florida, that night that little boy was..."
They said, "Yes." begin... Said, "Brown hair, little crock hair cut, brown eyes, laying on a road."
50 I said, "Look at them trees twisted yonder. See? See them--them rocks, I mean, and them
trees?" I said, "See? Killed in an accident, side of the road, been dead about thirty minutes now.
His little hands pulled down like that, his little legs," I said, "that's the boy."
They said, "Well, Brother Branham, that meets the description."
I said, "That's him."
Oh, my. No one in the world... You may think that I'm excited now, but I'm not. It just thrills me
through to know that our Lord Jesus has risen from the dead. All these pagan religions are false.
There's only one true, living God, and His Son is Christ Jesus. That's right. And He's risen from the
dead and He has graced us with His Being. Amen. Oh, my. How many of these things has
happened. This is not my statements alone, brother; the whole Finish government knows this. And
there...
And there looking at that little fellow, I said, "That's him."

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They said, "You mean he's going to live?"
51 I said, "If that boy isn't alive in the next few minutes, you pin a sign on my back as a false
prophet." I said, "That's the boy, and he's going to live."
Said, "How can he live? Look at him mashed up."
I said, "You see if he doesn't live." I said, "Make every one be quiet now." They wanted to get him
up. I said, "I know just how the Lord told me to kneel." I knelt to pray for this little lad. And I said,
"Heavenly Father, over in the homelands of America, You showed me this little boy in Florida,
about two and a half years ago. And You give me the vision, and all these things were just exactly
the way You said they would be. And now, as Your servant, I act in Your place, that You said,
'Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, cast out devils. As freely as you receive, freely
give.' Then acting upon Your Word and upon Your spoken Word by a vision, I say to death that
holds this child, 'You can't hold him any longer. Turn him loose in the Name of Jesus Christ.'"
52 The boy jumped to his feet like that and began screaming and running as hard as he could,
and all them Finns standing there all the screaming and carrying on, you never heard in all your
life. That little boy jumped up, didn't know what had happened, run around.
How it done, friends? Don't ask me. I can't tell you. To my opinion there wasn't a sound bone in
the body of that boy. Now, the doctor never said who... his bones. Only thing he looked is his little
foot was run through his stocking, little--big old heavy ribbed stocking like we used to get here.
And his little legs was twisted up. His little hands was laying out like this. Blood all over his face,
his little tongue was out, and mouth open. His eyes was run back like that and laying perfectly cold
and dead.
53 And it happened to be that the chief man, which was the equivalent to the mayor of the city
here, was there to see it. And he... I've got his statements at home which will appear in... What's
this fellow's calling me from England all the time to come over there? What? Decoursey, Kenneth
Decoursey, you've heard... Read the "Intelligence Digest," the "Intelligent Digest." He writes that.
He goes around the world. He's called me long distance and everything. When I go over, he wants
me to come by there, pray for the archbishop of--of England. And we're to see him, and he's
writing it up this next week, in that Digest. It'll be interpreted in every language around the world
(see?) to go around. And he's got the information right straight from Finland.
Now. Oh, how wonderful. Then that night I never will forget it. That other little baby was... Second
night had passed and that poor little mother of that other little boy, I never heard such screams
from her. They had to...
54 And going in at night they'd take two officers in front... That night when I went into the--to get
to the Messuhalli, to pray for the people, they had twenty-five thousand inside. They had a mile--
about thirty abreast standing nearly a mile, six or eight blocks like that, waiting to get in. And look,
passing down through the streets...
Let me show you the--the thing that'll settle all wars. That went plumb over beyond the Iron Curtain
and setting with Baron Von Blomberg and with... I try to think of this man that wrote the Indian
Road. What's his name? Stanley Jones? Up here at St. Petersburg with a little Russ--or German
boy that had been in the Russian camp... He said, "Brother Branham, the thing that puzzles me,
that your meetings are no better known than what they are in America." Said, "They're better
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known behind the Iron Curtain than they are here. But that's wonderful thing that our Lord did."
Said, "That swept all through Russia."
55 And he was a... He'd just been out about, oh, six or eight months and Von Blomberg got him
out of the Russian camp where he escaped and got into free Germany, and the Baron had him out
and had him here in Florida, a little German boy. His sisters was taken out and ravished. And they
both went insane and died up there. And what a horrible thing they had. But he said, "They sure
up in there..."
And then when I went in that night, going down along the road, Christian friends, there stood
hundreds and hundreds of hard Russians. If you live forty miles from your birth--away from your
birthplace forty miles in Russia, you have to have a visa. And when we went up there, we had to
go along the side there where the control zone; And they taken us for about fifty miles through a
homemade tunnel. And when we got in there, the... that little old train they had a--a machine guns,
them Russians and they pulled these curtains down. And them Russians stand here with machine
guns that we didn't look out of that window all the time we was passing by. And I asked a little
Finnish soldier, said, "You Americans will find out pretty soon. Don't worry what they're doing
behind there." All right.
56 So they claim they got an underground air--bomb shelters, and everything, and planes, that
can whirl or send out missiles that'll bomb every nation and every--every city in the United States
in five minutes time, with atomic bombs, and send them right out from that one place there.
So brother, we're living in a terrible age. We're living in time when men ought to get right with God,
and seek God, 'cause the hour's coming when destruction is just as sure to strike as I'm standing
in this pulpit. We are bound to get it. How can we escape it, friends, if we're neglecting God and
treating God the way we are? How can we do it, when the folks going down through the city, and
the city officials drinking whiskey to celebrate Christmas and things like that? How can you expect
God to do anything different than to destroy places? Isn't that right? The whole nation's polluted
everywhere. The whole world is polluted. That's right. Only one thing left, that's the coming of
Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the only hope in the world that we have. Flee to Him tonight.
57 Then going down through there, those big, rough-handed Russians who'd guarded on the
road up... I don't know if it was the same group, but they was standing there and walking. I had to--
had to walk for several city blocks to get to the place, and soldiers going along in front and back
like that, and those Russians standing there, and the tears running down their cheeks like that
when they passed by. They had that flat Russian salute when they passed by like that, and the
tears running down. And as soon as they could, they'd throw their arms around them little Finnish
soldiers, and cry, and praise God. Them was men, Russians filled with the baptism of the Holy
Ghost.
Let me tell you something, brother, anything that'll make a Finn put his arm around a Russian and
hug him, it'll settle wars forever. Amen. That's right. When you see them two nations there... They
didn't pay any attention whether they was Russians, or whether they was Finns. They were
hugging one another and praising God. If they had their say so, there'd be no more war.
58 Not long ago a little chaplain in this last war, I have to put this in. He said, "Brother Branham,
I was walking a post like this," said, "I was out there." Said, "I was starving to death in Japan."
Said, "I--I raised up my hands and I said, 'Oh, hallelujah.'" Said, "God, I got wife and babies at
home, and it looks like I'm going to die right here in this prison camp." Said, "Oh, if I could only see
them once more; but nevertheless, if You want me to come home from here, Your will be done,
Lord." And said he noticed a little sentry walking the post like that, kept looking at him. Said, "He
thought, 'That boy wants to talk to me.'"
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He got over close to him; he looked around, said, "You Christian?"
He said, "Yes."
59 He said, "Me Christian too." Now, if he had his say so, he'd let that brother out. Brother, let
me tell you. It doesn't take big four meetings and round conference. It takes the Blood of Jesus
Christ to make man one. That's what it takes. Yes, sir. Why do you try to just scheme this. It's man
devices. It'll never work, never will, never was intended to. It'll never work until all nations
recognize Jesus Christ the Son of God. And the Christian Church has failed to recognize, to
represent Jesus to the nations is what we're in the trouble tonight, exactly right.
Going in that night, it was the second night. That poor little mother had been laying at that hotel
door. I'll never forget it, what a night. She'd lay there. She'd all the time constantly calling, "Come,
heal my boy. Come, heal my boy."
Well, of course, Mrs. Isaacson, it's against the rules for me to make a--a--a call. And so I... Just a
minute. I guess I've got enough time to get this little part in here if you'll suffer me. Will you do it? If
you will, say, "Amen." Just to tell you how this little boy come out...
60 So we... I was going--going in that night and I... They just had... That poor little woman, they
just had to drag over like that. And the managers and all of them tried to tell her, saying, "Sister,
we're praying for your little boy."
"Oh, let him come down and heal my little boy." That was the other little boy that was crushed:
never had come to, never washed his face or nothing, just so broke up laying there like that. And
so they... I remember that night, next night, when we went in... That day the little woman, I told
her, said, "Bring her up in the hall." So they brought her up in the hall, and I said, "Well, are you a
Christian, the first thing?"
61 "No." Neither one of them was Christians. She said, "Why don't you go down..." Of course,
now this was through an interpreter. She said, "I want you to go down an heal my little boy."
I said, "I never healed that little boy."
She said, "Why, you healed him."
I said, "No, no." I said, "Over in my homeland in America, two years and a half ago God gave me a
vision of that little boy a being healed," and I said, "I just done what God told me to do."
And she said, "See vision for my little boy."
"Well, that's very nice, but I--I don't have no power to do that." Now, you can't do that. So I tried to
let her know. I said, "The first thing are you a Christian?"
"No." She nor her husband neither one...
I said, "Now, I want to talk to you. Look. If--if that little boy dies... I don't know what's going to
happen to him. The doctor says he's got to die. He's got concussions, blood in the brain, and you
know how it is, and his back all like that as far as... They couldn't x-ray him or nothing, 'cause he
just let him... Just waiting till he come to, and said, 'He's got to die.'"
62 I said, "If the little boy dies, the doctor's doing all he can do." I said, "If he dies, and then he
will go to heaven, because Jesus Christ paid the penalty for his sins when He died at Calvary."
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The little fellow was too old to know what was right and wrong, has nothing to repent from." And I
said, "Then he..." Repent of, rather... And I said, "He will--he will go to heaven. Then if you die,
you'll not go to heaven and you'll never see that boy again."
I said, "But if he dies, and goes to heaven, and you become a Christian, then when you die you'll
go to heaven, and you'll be with him for all the time, forever. And there won't be no more accidents
up there." And I said, "In doing that you might find favor with God." I said, "Now, if you want a favor
out of me, why, find favor with me. If I want a favor out of you, I'd find favor with you." I said, "Find
favor with God. Become His servant and maybe God might--might heal your child. If He doesn't..."
They studied it over. They couldn't lose, 'cause see they might find favor with God, He'd heal the
boy. If they didn't, why then, it would be all right. If they died, then they'd all go to heaven together.
63 So the little father and mother got down on their knees and put their arms around one
another, the sweetest thing you ever seen. I think of it, yet and my heart fills up, how they was just
crying. Mrs. Isaacson trying to interpret the prayer over one side of me. How they said, "We want
to be with our little boy," you know, and so forth like that, poor little things, just a young couple and
probably in the twenties yet. And so they got up, wiping their eyes, and said... And I had... I said,
"Now, you believe if you die now, you'd go see...?"
"Yes," Jesus was their Saviour. They was going to serve Him all their life. And so the little mother,
you know how a mother would be to her child. She said, "Now, go see vision."
I said, "That's a--that's very nice, sister, but I can't make God do that." And I said, "Now..."
She said, "Come, go down to the hospital and heal him now." She thought that settled it all, 'cause
she become a Christian.
64 I said, "No, I can't do that." I said, "Now, I'd break the rules, and you wouldn't want me to do
that." I said, "'Less God would lead me, well, I--I just don't make those, 'cause there's too many of
them, then it causes back...?... on the ministers." I said, "I can't do that." I said, "But I'll go right in
the room and start praying for him now," and I said, "like I have been praying, and if God shows
me anything, I'll call you."
She said, "I'll wait see what God says."
I said, "Why, He may never even speak to me at all, sister. He may never--He may never say one
word to me." And I said, "I may never see a vision of that child." And I said, "If He does, I'll call
you."
She said, "Well, I'll wait."
I said, "No, He may never say nothing." So we had a hard time getting rid of her then. So we finally
got her and her husband to go down home. Well, about fifteen minutes after they was gone, the
phone rang. The interpreter went out.
Said, "Has Brother Branham seen vision yet?" She was... Poor little thing, I felt so... I'd be the
same way if it was my child. Said, "Brother Branham seen vision yet?" About every ten minutes
she'd call. "Seen vision yet...?..."
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65 Well, I went to church that night and there down at the big Messuhalli in there with those
people. Something happened going in. As I was going in some little soldiers marching in front and
the back... Everybody had orders, you know, not to crowd in around, 'cause them soldiers was the
militia. You see? So they... I got into the hall, went up like this. And I... Just as I got in they were
singing in Finnish, "Only Believe," 'cause they knew I was there. And Brother Baxter had done
gone on ahead on me. He'd brought me down, and had went on ahead of me and went in. So he
started them singing, "Only Believe."
And these little soldiers was taking me up another way to bring me in, so I'd come to the platform,
'cause you couldn't get in this other way, people so jammed in there. So then as--as I started
through the room... Now, this is something I want you to get. It's the sweetest thing I ever seen
happen. They... The ladies rest room there...?... such as it was. We started in, and all at once the
door opened, and a little girl on crutches stepped out. And she bowed her little head, and she
looked up at me, and I knew that little girl wanted to come to me.
66 And she thought she'd done something wrong, 'cause they just strictly said, announced on
the radio, on their--their microphones and everything, coming in not to even move into the line or
check or anything, you know. They'd made it so awful strong. I didn't want them to do that. But I
guess they had to get you in and out. So then... And that poor little thing thought she'd done
wrong, and she ducked her little head down. I never forget the looks of that little child.
She was standing there. One leg was a little shorter than the other. And she had no use of this
limb at all though. I believe it was the right limb. And she had a--a big shoe on, and she had a--a
snap here in her toe of her shoe, and a piece of leather. And then over that shoe had braces that
come up this a way, and then went around her little side. And this strap come up and went over
her back and snapped into back here. And she had two crutches. And the way she could walk,
she'd set those two crutches out, and this limb had no control at all, just hung loose (You see?)
and those braces made it stiff. You see?
67 So she'd set her crutches out, and then she'd take her little shoulder, and raise her foot up
like that, and shove it out like that (You see?) with her--with her shoulder like that. She'd set her
crutches out, and then she'd go... And that'd throw that leg out, and that's how she walked.
And I seen her. She was about ten years old, something like that, her little ragged looking blond
hair, and her little baby looking face, and her little skirts... She probably didn't have on any beneath
skirt. She just was... And that skirt was all ragged and little rags hanging from it, poor. And I found
out later she was a little war orphan. Her mother and father had been killed by the Germans during
the time of the war, and they was just taking care of her wherever she lived. She lived in a tent.
68 And so she looked at me, and her little lips got to quivering. And she ducked her little head
down like that, and I seen the tears fall down from her, which was kind of...?... And I said... I
couldn't speak...?... No interpreter or nothing and they couldn't... And I--I--I didn't know what to do,
and I was just standing there, and they was trying to push me on, and I motioned like that, not to
do it, watching that child.
And they're very polite. When all of them get in the service in the afternoon, they been give me
some of that old Finnish money, you know. And I'd get out there and buy candies or cookies or
ever what it was, and I'd have a string of kids for a city block following me. And then they'd thank
me, the word "Kiitos" is "thank you," "Kiitos." And they'd take their little skirts, them little girls, and
pull their little skirts out, and say, "Kiitos." Like that, thanking you, you know when I'd give them
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these things. I just had kids from all over the country. I love them. I got two at home. I'd like to
have them in my arms now. Just... I love the little old fellows.
69 And so--and so I--I'd seen that little thing. And she wanted to come to me. And I know she
did. And I just stood still, and by the way, this was the same suit I had on. This suit come from
Finland. And so I had on this suit. And so I was... Just stopped and she looked at me, and she put
her little head down again. She thought she'd done something wrong when she stepped out there
and me coming through. And I looked at her like that.
I said, "Do you want to come over here?" 'Course she couldn't understand what I was saying. And
I motioned my finger to her like that. And she looked up at me, kind of a little bitty smile come
across her face. And she looked at me again. I thought she was going to start... See what I was
going to say. I just looked at her. I just stood still, and she put her little crutches out, and she took
her little shoulder and throwed that leg out, and she kept coming on over.
I thought, "God bless that poor, little, crippled mortal." And here she come across, and she... I just
never said a thing. Just stood with my hands like this. And she come right up to the side of me like
that. She stopped, set her little crutches down, held her little head down like that for a few minutes,
just about that high. She held her head down. She reached over and got a hold of, this same coat,
and caught it up like that, kissed the pocket, dropped it back down. And she looked up at me, her
little lips quivering, tears running down out of her little blue eyes. She pulled her little skirt out, said,
"Kiitos. 'Thank you.'" Oh, my, my heart swelling, I looked at the little thing.
70 I happened to look, going, walking across that way in a vision, there she went without
crutches. I said, "Now, if I can just make her understand." I said, "Sweetheart, honey, you are--
you're--you're healed. Jesus has rewarded you of your little faith, honey. You're--you're healed.
You're healed."
And 'course she was just crying, holding her little hands like this, just crying. And I said, "You're
healed, sweetheart dear." And--and just then the door come opened. Here come two or three
Finns...?... there, the soldiers pushed me on, and I got into the platform and had a meeting.
You can see the picture of it all there in one--in one of my books. And they had a... After that night
when that Holy Spirit would move right over that audience and tell people (I couldn't even speak in
their language.) and tell them where they done, what they done, what was wrong. They'd just raise
up, and pile up their crutches, and everything, till they just had piles of them laying like that.
71 One morning early going down was a great big old cart full of them going like that, and all of
them walking by the side singing in Finnish, "Only believe, all things are possible, only believe."
And there I noticed when I got in, my brother, Howard, and Brother Baxter come up, and I felt
them patting me on the shoulder. That's--that's to let me know, that when you get off in that other
world, you don't even know where you're at. So now, that's to let me know that it's time to leave.
They watch me and they know when I got enough. And so it was time to leave. And I said, "Just--
just call a few more, will you? Just--just call a few more."
72 Well, they got a little Finn there, and they had to giving out prayer cards. And so they called
up a few more cards. And when they did, by God's great providence, I heard something rattle, and
the next one on the platform was that little girl. Oh, my.
When she come to the platform, I never forget it. I said to the interpreter; I said, "Come here now.
You just speak my words." I said, "Sweetheart, honey, you was the little girl that met me out there
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in the hall awhile ago." I said, "Jesus Christ rewarded you of your faith." Why, He would've done it
if I'd have been a rotten hypocrite, He would've done it for that much faith in that child.
I said, "Now, He's healed you. Now, the thing you want to do," I said, "You just give God the
praise." I said, "Now, you go over there and have them to take all these braces off of you." And I
said, "Then when you... Just let your little hand set on you limbs, and just as far as your limb is
short, you let your hand slip right over your limb as they take that shoe off. Come back and show
Brother Branham."
73 Well, here she went, you know, hobbling over there. Some man took her to take the braces
off. And then when we started again to get someone else, some woman come up. Just about that
time I heard her screaming, and here she come with them braces in her hands and crutches, and
down through that hall, up over a section, down as hard as she could go screaming to the top of
her voice. There's her picture there in the book just as normal as she could be. See? The vision
had already spoke it.
Going in that night (I'll hurry,)--going in that night, my brother when they taken me out, had give me
two pieces of candy. Now, if there's some Canadians here, which I believe there is, don't... You
forgive me for saying it.
One time in Canada we got hold of some candy and it tasted just like starch. The people didn't
have the money to put the stuff in it, I guess, that ought to be. And Howard said to me, said, "Bill,
you talk about candy and up there being starch," said, "taste some of this." He give me two little
pieces of candy.
74 I said, "All right." And I went on in. I got upstairs. I had the Bible here. And I... The Sun never
goes down there in the... They just have one day a year. You see? Twenty-four hours, or--or six
months the sun's up and six months the sun's down. But it's long in May, or the first of May, and
the sun... It was... You could read a newspaper out on the street. It wasn't... Didn't get dark at
midnight. It was along midnight then, and I walked to the east side, and I looked this a way. And I
seen all them thousands of people pouring down through that park, and they were crying with their
hands up like that, soldiers and all.
I said, "O great Jehovah God, how marvelous You are, how adorable, my Master and my Lord." I
said, "Someday You'll break them eastern skies yonder, and come, and I'll see you in glory.
Thousands of those little Finns will come forth into Everlasting Life." I said, "How I adore You, my
Master," and standing there with my Bible like that.
75 Just then I heard something go [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.] And I looked and standing
just about that far from me, there stood the... There He stood, big Man, dressed in white, Angel of
the Lord, hair down to His shoulders. And He had set something down on... The tables are all old
antique like marble, and He set something down. And I looked where He set it down, and it was a
long vase about that long, that had two flowers. Now, I call them Easter flower. I believe they're
called daffodil. I'm not... And I may be wrong on that. Got like a little horn on it like that, you know,
they bloom up around Easter, some of them yellow and some of them are white. These were two
white ones. And one of them that was laying that way was laying all the way down, and this other
one was wilting, going down like that.
And I looked, and I said... 'Course I was frightened. I said, "I--I do not understand."
He said, "What was that your brother give you?"

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And I said, "Sir, two pieces of candy laying right here."
76 He said, "Eat them." And I picked up one, put it in my mouth (And I hadn't tasted them yet.),
tasted all right. And I swallowed it, and when I swallowed it, that Easter flower was laying that way,
just exactly the way them boys fell was the way them...?... This Easter flower laying down went,
"Pfttt," stood right up like that.
He said, "Eat the other one." And I put it in my mouth. And oh, my. It was the flattest, nastiest
taste. And I took it out. And I said, "My..." And I took it out, I--I... Oh, and this flower went [Brother
Branham illustrates--Ed.] He said, "Fail that and the other boy will go." I put it in my mouth real
quick, and started chewing real nervously, and swallowed it. And when I swallowed it, this flower
that was going down like this went, "Pfttt," stood right up beside of it. He said, "THUS SAITH THE
LORD, go call the woman and tell her that her boy will live."
Well, I left... As soon as He left, and I got to myself good, I was numb. And I started rubbing my
face. I got to myself. I laid my Bible down. I run out in the hall and let out a great big scream.
77 Now, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Lindsay, all these men, you all know this. And they run out in the hall
and let out a great big scream. I said, "Brother, come quickly." And they didn't... Doors flew open
every way. They--they didn't know. Right out in the hall and downstairs come Mrs. Isaacson; she
heard me in English, you know and they run out.
I said, "Mrs. Isaacson." I told them what had happened... the Angel of the Lord. I said, "Go, call
that woman and tell her, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD, her baby will live.'" So she...
78 The phones over there's got just like a stick you put in your ear. And you have to turn a crank
like this. They're not much like our phones here. So she cranked it up. And she called the--the
home, and a baby sitter was there, taking care of the little bitty baby they had; and the mother and
father had been called up to the hospital (which was just a private home like.), and they had been
called up there, that the baby was dying--their baby was dying, the little boy.
So they called up to the home and when they got up there, they... She said, "The baby is dying."
So they called back to the hospital and the doctor said, "Just a moment." Or the nurse, rather that
answered, said, "Just a moment." And so they went and got the woman and brought her to the
phone, and she was screaming to the top of her voice, and she said, "Now, honey, now you--you
keep real still. I got something to tell you." Said, "Brother Branham has just saw a vision. The
Angel of the Lord stood in there and said to tell you, 'THUS SAITH THE LORD, the baby is going
to live and not die.'"
She said, "How well do I know it. We're fixing to take him home right now. He just raised up just a
few minutes ago, and they can't find nothing wrong with him. We're fixing to take him home right
now."
79 Oh, brother, sister, God is still God, and He changes not. He's give us the land. He has give
us the blessings; it's all ours if we can just believe Him. Won't you believe Him tonight? Won't you
have faith in Him, and love Him, and--and believe Him with all your heart, that God is--is going to
do these things for us? You will believe, won't you, every one of you? May the Lord bless you.
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ABOUT.JESUS_ MACON.GA SUNDAY_ 55-0612

9 When I was up just by the way, the vision that really led that great meeting in Finland just
recently; that vision come when I was in Georgia, passing through here on a train. I seen a little
boy being raised from the dead. I went to down in Miami and there predicted it before thousands of
people. Was anybody at the Miami meeting that's here present tonight when I predicted? I see
some hands going up here, here. That's good. Well, that's fine.
10 You remember what I said? He told how the boy would be looking. He'd be killed by an
automobile accident. There'd be stones laying lapped like that and green timbers standing up. The
little boy'd have kind of what we call a crock haircut, brown eyes. His foot would be run through his
little sock and so forth. That's just the way it was. I predicted it all around over the United States.
Two years later I was in Helsinki, Finland. We went from there up to Kuopio; that's in the Laplands.
Coming down off the mountain one day... I seen we was having a marvelous meeting, and we'd
went up there to show me the tower where they used to watch where the Germans would come in
and--and bomb their little city over there and--and the Russians.
11 And on my road down I seen where a--a American made automobile had struck two little
children, hit one under the chin and knocked him over against the tree, and crushed his brain
against the tree, the fender. And the other one, run right over the other little boy and rolled him up
under, and he kicked him way out across the road, and he was laying dead with some coats over
him.
And the people in Finland they--they live in the city and--and farm out in the country and walk back
and forth, very poor people.
And I, Brother Moore, and Brother Gordon Lindsay, and them went over to take a look at the little
boy. And they come back and they were crying; they said, "Brother Branham, you ought to go see
him."
I said, "I don't want to see him."
I'd been gone to France and England and many places, and I had a my little Billy Paul was just
about that age then. I was homesick to see him, and I--I didn't want to go see that little dead boy.
So finally they persuaded me to go over. And when I went to look at the little lad, I looked down at
him, and my heart was breaking to see the little fellow, and I turned away.
12 And when I turned away Something laid It's hand on my shoulder. I thought it was Brother
Lindsay. And I looked around was nobody around me at all and a hand was still on my shoulder.
See how stupid a preacher can be? So I looked down and I couldn't make it out what it was. And I
looked again and I said, "Would you raise that coat back?"
And they'd gone to get the father and mother, and I just thought how that little father and mother's
going to feel when they come in and found their little boy laying there dead. And he'd been dead
about thirty minutes then. And they'd gone out in the country to get the father and mother.
And I said, "Would--could I look at that again?" So the interpreter spoke, and they raised it up. And
I thought... Well, where... And I happened to look up and here come that rock's lapping down like
this and them green timbers. I seen the little crock haircut, little brown eyes set back. Every bone
in his body was broken, and his foot run through his sock. It was that boy perfectly.
And I said, "Brother Moore, come here, you and Brother Lindsay. Look in the flyleaf of your Bible."
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I said, "Read the flyleaf of your Bible." I asked everybody to write it in the flyleaf.
He looked down there and said, "A little boy'd be..." He said, "Well, Brother Branham, that's the
boy."
Oh, my, what a feeling. I don't care how many. You could take every scientist in the world, and
stand them there, and every demon out of torment could be standing there, it's going to happen
anyhow. It don't take faith then. God's already said it. It's going to be done.
13 I said, "If that little boy isn't on his feet in the next five minutes, I'm a false prophet." See? And
we knelt down there, and all of them got back. And the main man of the city, the chief man,
something equivalent to a mayor here in the--in the states, he was standing there. They backed
over away. And I knelt down just the way the vision told me, and prayed for the little lad, and said,
"Lord God of heavens and earth, over in the homelands you showed me this vision while passing
through Georgia one night." I say, "I pray to Thee, Lord God, that now that You'll confirm the Word,
that they might know that You're still the Lord Jesus, and that Finland might know that You're the
resurrection of the dead." And laid my hands over on the little boy according to the way He
showed it... Had to be everything just the way the vision was. And I called for death to give his little
life back. He jumped up begin screaming and running around.
That's all over Finland. I've got it at home by the mayor's signature and everything. It went out over
radio.
That night you couldn't even get into the place for six or eight blocks. They had Finnish soldiers
out there guarding the way.
14 And I--I want to tell you something, friends. Now, I'm not a politician, but they say there's no
Christians in Russia. That's an error. There was those Russians. If you live in Russia it'd be forty
miles from where you was born at, you'd have to have a visa. Many of those fine Christians come
over there.
And when they was standing on the street, when them Finnish soldiers bring me down, they stood
at attention with their Russian salute and the tears running down their cheeks and said, "I'll accept
a God like that." That's right, see? They're just tired of creeds and forms; that's all.
Anybody that's--that's mentally balanced will receive a real true and living God that raises the
dead. Certainly they will.
And here not long ago I was talking to Baron Von Blomberg. Probably you know him, he's a good
friend of mine. He had a little German prisoner, was from overseas, and he got him out behind the
iron curtain and he said, "Brother Branham, I'm surprised that your meetings no better known than
it is here. It's better known behind the iron curtain than it is on this side, from the resurrection of
that little boy." He knew about it, that it happened.
I remember... If we got just a moment's time... It's a pretty night, so let's just take a moment's time
and finish this little up, if you will.
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15 I'd like to tell you about the other little boy. That night something happened as I started into
the Messuhalli, they called it. They had put twenty-five thousand in, and then they'd make them go
out and let another twenty-five thousand come in just to hear you speak. And so when I started in
that night, I went into... They're very poor... As I went through the room, Mr. Baxter, my manager
was singing at the platform. And they were trying to sing "Only Believe," them Laplanders. And
you... My, you should've heard that. And so then when I started up into the place, I went through
this room there, and the ladies dormitory was on the side and restroom. And when I--I... These
four little soldiers, poor little fellows, them Russians had killed them off till they, the boys never
shaved in their life, just little slick face... It's pitiful looking sight to see them little boys not over
fourteen, fifteen years old, big old long coats, big boots, beating along there. And they had their
little rifles, and they was keeping the crowd from me out making them clear the way as we went
down for six city blocks trying to get in.
16 And then when we got in there and started through, well, coming out of the dormitory there
was a--a little girl stepped out. And they'd had orders if they seen me on the street not to say one
word. Everything like that you know so we could get out, 'cause I was about to die. There's just...
Imagine what a services that would be. And I'd get I...?... in the afternoon service, I'd get some of
that old money that they had, go out there and buy a lot of candy, and I'd have a string of kids from
here back out to the gate. I just love children anyhow.
17 And so that night going into, the little Finnish girl stepped out, her little ragged hair, and she
had a little skirt on and little rags hanging down from it. And she had a--two crutches under her
arm, and she had a great big brace wrapped around her like this and buckled in the back. And she
had one leg was a little shorter than the other. And this right leg didn't have any use of it, couldn't
use it. And she had right in the toe of her shoe, she had a strap and a snap. So the snap come up
in a piece of leather went over her back and hooked over into this big brace back here. She had
two crutches. And then these braces come up and braced this leg and made it strong. Then when
she started to walk, she'd raise her little shoulder up like that and raise that little leg up, and set it
out like that, with this strap would pull it up (There's no leader control of it.) and set it out; then she
could walk. Her other leg was all right. She'd set her little crutches out like that, then she'd walk.
18 And when she stepped out and throwed her little crutches out, she looked at me; she bowed
her little head; she thought she'd done something wrong. And I looked at that poor little fellow. I--I
knowed she wanted to come to me. I looked at her and I stopped. The other two soldiers walked
on. They turned around these other two that I couldn't... They couldn't speak a word of English,
and I couldn't speak any Finnish. So they was trying to make me go on, and I just stood there. And
I kept motioning them not to do it. And I looked at that child, no one in there but just--just the--the
two--the four soldiers, myself, and the little girl. And she looked at me. She thought she'd done
something wrong. I said, "You want to see me, honey?"
And she--she didn't, 'course couldn't know what I was talking about. And I motioned to her like
that. And I watched that little fellow, and she come over, and she put her crutch out, and her little
shoulder, and she moved over till she got right up close to me. And I just stood and looked at her,
she what she'd do. And she got right up close to me. And she reached down and took a hold of my
coat, and picked up my pocket, and kissed me on the pocket. Dropped her little--my coat down
and the little... The word "thank you" is "Kiitos." And she stretched her little crutches out, and took
her little skirt, and pulled it out like that, and she said, "Kiitos." And she looked up, and her little lips
a quivering, the tears running down her little cheeks...
I come to find out she was a little war orphan. Her mother and father had been killed in the war.
And--and they was just... She was just tossed about wherever she could.
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19 I looked. I thought, "God, if I was the biggest hypocrite in the world, You'd--You'd honor that
child." See? "From her--from her faith." And she kissed me on the pocket, and then thanked me,
pulled her little skirt out like that, and said, "Kiitos." And tried to peg away.
And I put my hand on her; I looked as I did. I seen a little girl going walking like a shadow with no
braces at all on, going walking along like this. I said, "Sweetheart, look, look. Oh, if I could only tell
you." I said, "Honey, you're--you're healed. Oh, my." I said.
And about that time Brother Baxter burst through the door, and said, "Brother Branham, you're
late; come on." And he grabbed me by the shoulder and in I went. So I started on through the
service and got about, oh, I guess, about almost through till my brother and them run up, begin to
pat on the side. I know then, I would go kind of semiconscious when them visions are on. And It
would reach out there in them audiences and tell those people their name, like "Runningwater" his
name was. And they'd have to interpret to tell it what it was, and tell them where they lived and
what their name was, and all about it. I tell you, them people just throwed down crutches, and
canes, and get up off of cots, and go healed. That was all. They was just--just carried away.
20 And then, when... You didn't have to lay hands on them. You didn't have to say a thing, just
let them know that God was there, and that was all was--all was necessary for them folks. So then,
when I looked around, I said... Howard kept telling me, my brother, he said, "Let's go." And he was
going to put my arm up around his neck.
And I said, "I just wish we could just stay just a little bit longer."
And so when he said, "All right." And so the next one, they helped up, by God's sovereign grace, it
was that little girl. And here she come across to me. And she was smiling, you know, with these
little crutches.
And I said to the interpreter there, Mrs. Isaacson... And she may be sitting in this meeting for all I
know. So I said, "Mrs. Isaacson, just say what I say." I said, "Sweetheart, you're the little girl that
was out there, that caught a hold of my coat. And she nodded her little head. I said, "Jesus made
you well, sweetheart." I said, "Now, you go over there, and let some of the men take the braces off
you, and as you go, take the braces off, let your little hands go down, just as much as your little leg
is short, then come back and show Brother Branham."
I called the next... Reminded me of the little girl setting here last night. When I seen that little child,
I seen the father take the brace off of it, as soon as he got before me like that. Then last night
when the Spirit of God struck me, I seen the little child going walking away. I knowed it was going
to be all right. And so it went right on away, whole.
So that's... And then that little--little fellow when she went over there, I called someone else. In a
few moments here she come across the platform with braces, crutches, and all over her head,
running and screaming to the top of her voice. Now, her picture and address, I think, and
everything's in our book out there.
21 Then when I went in that night, there'd been that other little lady, this little boy was mashed
up. He had never come to. He was in what they call the hospital, just a house like there. Had one
doctor and three or four ladies in there taking that care of--for nurses. And, oh, it was a pitiful sight.
And they... The little lady, when I'd go in, they'd have to pull me over at the hotel. "Come, heal my
little boy."
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Well, we told her that was against the rules for me to leave the campaign and go to one, 'cause
you... One's just as dear to one as the other. So we couldn't get her to understand. And finally, that
day she'd been over there. And they wanted me to go over. And I told them, I said, "Bring her up,
and let me talk to her."
So her and her husband come up, just young folks, about twenty-five years old. And she said,
"Well, go over and heal my little boy." Now, it was through an interpreter.
And I said, "Well, I didn't heal that little boy." I said, "Over in the homelands, God showed me a
vision about the little boy."
She was a sweet little woman. She said, "Go, see vision for my little boy."
I thought, "Well, that's awful nice, but I--I--I can't do that. I--I have no way of seeing vision; it's what
God shows. It's the sovereignty of God. It isn't me." So I said, "Are you a Christian?"
"No."
"Is your husband a Christian?"
"No."
"Well," I said, "then if want to find favor with me, you'd do something for me." And I said, "That's
the way with God. Now, if your little boy dies, goes to heaven," I said, "then if you die a sinner,
you'll never see him no more. And if you're a Christian and he dies and go to heaven, then you go
to heaven; you'd be with him, where we'll never have no more accidents." And I said, "Then in
doing that, you might find favor with God."
22 Well, she couldn't lose on either side. So she... They got down and give their hearts to Christ.
Now not just a make-on, they really got up. Of course, the father, he got up crying; he was ready
to go on out home, you know. So the little mother said, "Now, go see vision for my baby."
So, I said, "Well, I wished I could. But you go on..."
She said, "Go out to the hospital."
"No." I said, "You go on home, if the Lord shows me anything, I'll do... I'll come tell you."
So about every fifteen minutes, she'd call up. "Brother Branham seen vision yet? Brother Branham
seen vision yet?"
So of course, that's the mother for her baby. And then, along about that night, after I got in from
the meeting, that little girl had been healed, and many more. I was standing up, it was about
eleven-thirty or twelve o'clock, you could read a newspaper on the street; that far up in the
Laplands, it doesn't get, just... There's just one day a year, one day and one night. You see? Six
months it's dark, and six months, the sun's up, and six months it's down.
Now, I had this Bible. And I had it over my heart, and when I come in, my brother Howard, said...
Now, if there's any Canadians here, I don't want to this to take offense at this, brother. But, we was
in Canada, one time, and we got some candy. And oh, my, it was bad. They just didn't have the
ingredients to put in it, like here in America. So Howard give me a couple pieces of candy, my
brother. Said, "You talk about that Finnish--that Canadian candy; taste that once."
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So I went in, went to my room. And Brother Moore and Brother Lindsay went together, and
Howard and Brother Baxter, and all of them went their rooms. But I stay by myself all the time, on
account of the visions. So I went into the room. And I just laid the--on the table the piece of candy
down, stood around like this. And I was looking out towards the east, and I said, "Great Jehovah
God..." Seeing those little Finns coming through that park a screaming and praising God, and I
said, "Great Jehovah, someday You'll come. Oh, how marvelous it'll be when You come." And
praising Him. And I heard something go [Brother Branham makes a sound--Ed.] click, set down
like that. And there was a--a little long glass set down in front of me. And it had two, now, I think
they're called jonquils or some... They're Easter flower to me. You look like one of these old
phonograph horns, you know. And two of them was setting there, and one of them was laying that
way, and one was laying this way. The one laying that way was laying all the way flat. And this one
was going down like that.
23 And I thought, "Well, where did that come from?" And I looked over to my right hand side,
there He stood, that big Fellow, dark hair to His shoulder, had His arms folded, the One that
always speaks to me, the One that does the talking right here, the Light over Him. He was
standing there. And He said, "What did your brother give you?"
I said, "Those pieces of candy, Sir."
He said, "Eat them." And I picked it up. I put one piece, one piece in my mouth, and I swallowed it.
Now, don't ask me what it means; I couldn't tell you. When I swallowed that, that Easter flower that
was laying that way, went [Brother Branham makes a swishing sound--Ed.] swish, raised right up
like that.
He said, "Now, eat the other one." And I started to eat it, and oh, it was horrible. I took it out of my
mouth, and this other flower went [Brother Branham makes a noise--Ed.] going down. Said, "Fail
to eat it, and the other boy'll die." And I happened to think then, that's geographically just the way
those boys was laying, when they got hit--when we found them, laying: one laying to the south and
one to the north.
And I put it in my mouth and kind of, you know how you hold your taste, or your breath, like, you
know. I chewed real quick and swallowed it. And when I swallowed it, this Easter flower on this
side went [Brother Branham makes a swishing sound--Ed.] stood right up like that. Said, "Go tell
the mother, THUS SAITH THE LORD, her prayers is heard."
24 My, after I got to myself, from the numbness, I run out in the place; they thought they had the
Salvation Army up there. I let out a scream, and the windows and doors coming open. Everybody
run out. I said, "Come here, Sister Isaacson, all of you, and Brother Moore." I told the vision to
them.
I said, "Go, get on the phone and tell that little woman that I said, THUS SAITH THE LORD. Don't
you worry that baby will come to. It'll be all right."
So she called the home and the... They had a little tiny baby, and it was... The baby sitter was
watching it. And they said, "They'd been called to the hospital; the boy was dying."
So they called up the hospital, and the mother come to the phone, just screaming to the top of her
voice. Mrs. Isaacson said, "Now, don't worry." Said, "He's going to get all right." Said, "He's
going..."
Said, "Why, we come up here to see him; they thought he was dying. He just raised up just now;
we're washing his face to take him home. He's all right."
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My. See? Oh, I tell you, our Lord is God. That's all. He's God of the heavens. He's God of the
earth. He heals the sick. He raises the dead. He does all things well. Now, did I have anything to
do with the healing of those boys? Not one thing did I have to do. It was God that did healing. I
only did what He told me to do. The Lord bless you.
Always remember, friends, if you never think of anything else that I've said to you, remember, that
I believe that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He is not dead, but He's
alive.
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55 Now, if I got time, I'd just like to tell you a little story that happened recently. How many times
could I've... have--thousands of cases of--of visions. And let--let me quote this to you as quickly
as--as I can.
I was on my road to--down to meet Brother Bosworth, down in Florida. And I saw a vision of a little
boy being killed. He had little short pants on like, brethren, we wore when we were little boys, long,
rib stockings, had a little, what we call, a crock haircut, little brown eyes. He had been killed in an
automobile accident; his tongue was out; his eyes was looked back, and he was--was laying out
on the side of a road. And there was great evergreen tree standing, and rocks was all lapped
around.
And I went down there and stood on the platform and predicted, and I said, "Mr. Lindsay, the
"Voice of Healing" will pack this article. I seen this child be killed, and I'll find him somewhere. It's
THUS SAITH THE LORD." I said, "Write it on the flyleaf of your Bible." And if you just notice in my
Bible the flyleaves are wrote up of visions and things that will come to pass. There's never been
one fail. But this last one here, it's just now happening. It can't fail. God has no failure. See? If it
was me, it would fail every time; if it's Him, it can't fail.
56 Now, notice, two nights after that, a frantic father standing out there where they knowed they
brought me in, ushers a standing there to help me get to this tent... And the ushers come to me,
said, "We're just having to hold a father off over there."
And I said, "Why?"
Said, "His little boy got drowned this morning in an irrigation ditch, and he won't even let the
undertakers take that baby." And said, "It's laying out there on a bank."
57 And of course, no one knows just where I stay. 'Cause I'm not an isolationist; I love people. I
love to meet people; I'd like to go home with everyone of you and see how good you could cook
corn pone and black-eyed peas. I love them. But I--I can't be the servant of God and the servant of
man. I--I got to keep myself away on account of these things, to be alert, and when you come to
the service, be ready. Whatever the Father wants you to do, go do it. I stopped meetings where
thousands were setting, walked right out to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit. Never one time
has it failed.
So this father--I said, "Well, I'll go take a look at the child." They take me back. No, it wasn't the
child. The boy's black-headed, well dressed, little bitty fellow about five years old; this boy's about
eight or ten. I said, "No, it isn't the--it isn't the child, sir. Sorry, but it isn't." I offered prayer for the
father when he was weeping so hard over his little boy, went on.
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58 Now, across America and through Canada, there's probably people right here who have that
wrote on their book. Hey, how many ever heard it, let's see your hands, anybody had it on their
book, that? Wrote in the flyleaf of their Bible. Thousands times thousands.
Up in Kuopio, Finland... I've been down England, been around France, and different places, and
up... I was at Kuopio, Finland, and we'd been up on the hill. I hadn't eat for several days, and was
praying. Mr. Lindsay and them was with me; I said, "Something's fixing to happen."
I said, "I don't know." I done forgot of that vision. I said, "I don't know, but something's fixing to
happen."
Said, "What do you think it is?"
We started down the hill, and looked way down about a mile ahead of us, coming down off the
mountain, up there watching how the Russians come over, and swarmed on the city, and
machine-gunned it and so forth, during the time of the wars. And I thought, "Well, poor little Finns,
how lovely they were, and how deserving they are." And they... And I looked, and there was a car,
automobile, American made Ford. And oh, they haven't got two hundred of them in the whole
nation, I guess. And it had struck two little children, and one of them, they rolled over it, mashed
him under, and kicked him out from behind the car. And the driver, the fender hit the other one by
the side of the chin, and hit him against the tree, and broke his--crushed his brain in back here,
and his back.
59 Well, about twenty minutes later we come to the scene. Mr. Moore, which will be in the
meeting, probably tomorrow, or either meeting at the other meeting... Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Baxter,
many witnesses was along. And as we got out of the car, they did, to look. The little boy was
laying with a coat over him. And another car had picked the other little boy; he wasn't dead, so
they took him on to the hospital.
This little boy was laying there and he... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] They can't move him because
it's against the law to move him until the parents is looked at him; and they're gone for the mother
and father. Well, I thought, "Oh, my, that poor little mother and father, what will they think when
they find their boy laying there dead." I thought, "What if I'd get a telegram from America, and little
Billy Paul had been killed and mashed on the road like that, how would I feel? Way across the
seas here with these meetings, what would I do?" I thought, "What's that little daddy going to do
out there with the hoe out there in the field? That little mother with a axe chopping poles, or
something, what's she going to think, the poor little thing?"
60 I just started kind of crying; I--I prayed. Brother Moore and them standing around, I thought, "I
believe I'll take a look at the child." So they raised up the coat, and that poor little thing laying
there, blood in and out of his ears and everything; I said, "Oh, my." Now, watch how stupid a
person can get. And I said, "Oh, my, cover him up."
I--I started to move away like this, and I felt somebody put their hand on my shoulder. I thought it
was Brother Moore or Brother Lindsay, one. How many ever heard of Brother Moore and Brother
Lindsay, the editor of the "Voice of Healing." He was right there and seen it all.
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And so, put his hand, and I said, "Brother..." And Brother Moore was standing... Wasn't nobody in
ten feet of me. And a hand was laying on my shoulder. See, when God speaks, God's going to
confirm that thing. And I thought, "Who's hand is this?" And when I turned back, the hand left me.
And I thought, "I--did I imagine that?" I turned and started away again; that hand come back again.
And I looked around again, and they was showing the little boy to someone else. Many of the
people were standing around. And I looked down; I looked up, and there was them evergreen
trees, them rocks lapped together. I looked again; I said, "Uncov... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
61 Oh, you'll never know what it means, friends. All devils out of hell can't stop it now. God said
so. I said, "Brother Moore."
He said, "Yes, Brother Branham."
"Brother Lindsay, Brother Baxter."
"Yes."
"Get your Bible right quick."
"What's the matter?"
I said, "Turn to the flyleaf."
They said, "Well, what..."
I said, "Look. We'll be in a country where there's evergreen trees, lapped rocks together, a little
boy around nine years old, hair cut like crock, brown hair, brown eyes, tongue out, feet run through
his stockings, ribbed stockings...?..."
He said, "That's him."
I said, "Certainly, that's him." Amen.
Oh, my, there's no one; there's no way to explain what that feeling is. It's not faith; it's done
beyond faith; it's the Spoken Word of God then.
I said, "If that child," through the interpreter; I said, "If that child isn't on his feet, alive in the next
five minutes, I'm a false prophet. Now, stand still now and see the glory of God."
62 I fixed myself in position, the way it was in the vision. I said, "Heavenly Father, You Who has
now promised this over in the homelands two years before, and has brought this to pass... Now,
being that all the communist are around, and they're denying Your only Son; and as Thou has
foreordained this to be, and has showed me this vision in the homeland; therefore, I ask for his
spirit to return again in the Name of Jesus Christ."
The little boy leaped to his feet, and screamed, begin to running all around just as perfectly normal
and well as he could be. Now, that boy's name is in the book, if you want to write to him today and
ask him.
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That night when I went into the meeting, they had to take me for all the way down the road. That's
one of the thousands. All the way down the road, when they taken me down, with a group of those
soldiers, poor little fellows hadn't even shaved, little sixteen year old boys in the Finnish Army, big
boots on, great big long coats on, with fixed bayonets on their guns...
63 And they taken me down--as I walked down the road... Brethren, a man of honor will be
truthful. And as I walked down the road there stood Russians soldiers, with the Russian salute, the
tears running down their cheeks; they said, "We will receive a God like this."
Sure, what's the matter? What makes communists? Is because the church let down the bars.
That's right. You put it to a social gospel; you've limited it to creeds. The Gospel still has the same
power. And I seen those Russian soldiers put their arms around the Finnish soldiers and hug each
other. And anything that'll make a Russian and a Finn hug one another will settle wars forever.
That's right. Christ is the answer. That's right.
We don't need round tables, and big four meetings, and so forth. What we need today is the
Gospel of Jesus Christ preached though, in simplicity, yet in it's power and demonstration of the
resurrection. That's what the world needs. That's what it's hungry for. For all, everybody's hungry
for that.
64 All that's ordained, "All the Father has given Me, will come to Me. My sheep know My voice."
You can't feed them on corn cobs, they've got to have the corn, not where the corn was, but the
corn itself: not in just a dry way, of Gospel, as we would call it as a gospel of history, but a Gospel
of the living Christ.
What good would it do to show a man that's freezing to death, a big bonfire painted? That's what
history does. It paints a fire. A freezing man can't get warm by a painted picture. He's got to have
the reality. What the world needs today is the--not a picture of Holy Ghost and fire, but the real
resurrected Christ by the baptism of the Holy Ghost and fire again. That's what the world needs
today: a reality, something that they can rely upon, not a declaration of words, but a realization of
a risen Christ. Amen.
65 Now, I'll never forget, going in that night, these little soldiers taking me in, their fixed
bayonets, and the people standing on the street crying. And they let twenty something thousand
come in, and then let them go out, and twenty more thousand come in. So as I went in, I was
going through the women's, where the ladies dormitory, in this big building. And there was the
door slammed, and a little girl stepped out.
And I love little kiddies, oh, I can just imagine when I get home day after tomorrow, get little
Joseph on my back, and Rebekah under one arm, Sarah under the other, what a time we have. I
just love them, little innocent fellows.
66 I thought... Over there when they--they'd the afternoon meeting, Mr. Baxter and them would;
for the afternoon meeting all the people would be down there and the little kids would be on the
street. I'd get some of that old money and go down there and buy some of this candy. And I had
have string of kids all the way down the city block following me, buying candy. You know, I'd hand
it to the little fellows, and cupping their little ears, you know, and pulling their little nose. And we
was having a good time, you know, like that. They couldn't talk; so I mean they could talk their
language, but I couldn't understand them. So then I'd see the adult coming; I'd slip around the
corner and get back in the hotel, you know. So then, a great time...
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And that night going in, I heard the door slam, and a little Finnish girl stepped out of the dormitory;
and she had crutches. And I looked at her, and she--just very bashful. And I looked at the little
thing. And they'd been forbidden, said, "If I was seen on the street, not to go near or something or
another." Oh, that makes me feel bad. But you know how it is; it's a stampede, so they had to say
that.
67 So I looked, and she was standing there. And she--I seen the way she was. One leg was a
little shorter than the other. And this leg here had no use. And she had a--a--a brace that went up
over her shoe, come up and around her hip, and a brace around this way, and in the toe of her
shoe, she had had snap, a piece of leather run over and caught the back of the brace here. And
when she went to walk, she'd set her little crutches out, take this leather; that would raise that foot,
and set it out; this brace would hold it so it wouldn't give down, and that's how she walked. She'd
raise her little foot, set it out and walk.
Now, listen just a moment. Every dad and mother here knows what's a little child means to you.
And seeing that little thing, just about the age of my little Rebekah now. I looked at her; I knew that
child wanted to come to me. I'm just letting down my collar now to talk to you as a dad or a mother.
I knew that child wanted to come to me, and I said, "You want to see me, sweetheart?"
'Course she couldn't understand what I said. The Finnish soldier said, "Ummm. ummm, ummm."
I said, "Wait a minute."
68 And I looked at her again; she raised up her little head, and her little ragged hair cut and her
little skirts hanging real low and ragged; I found out she was a little Finnish war orphan. She didn't
have any father or mother, and she was living in a tent. The Russians had killed her father and
mother in the war when they come over the line. I didn't know it at that time.
But I seen her little ragged clothes, and she raised her little head and tears running down her little
cheeks, her little baby blue eyes. I said, "You want to see me, sweetheart?"
And it happened to be I had on this same suit. This suit was give to me in...?... And she said,
looked over at me like that. She couldn't make out what I was saying; I motioned to her like that.
Well, she act like she was scared at first, then she set her little crutch out, raised her little shoulder
up. I just stood still like this and watched that child. I might act hard hearted, but I--I got a heart.
69 And as that little thing come up close to me, she set her little crutch down. I thought, "What
she going to do, I'm just going to see what's she's going to do."
She put her little crutch down like that by the side of me, and she caught this pocket right here.
And she raised up my coat, and kissed my coat, and dropped it down. I was just seeing how you
feel. And she put her little crutches out, took her little skirts and pulled them out like that, very
typical of the little Finnish, and she said, "Kiitos." "Kiitos," means "thank you."
I'd tell you: I--I just felt like that I could just break right out to screaming. And they were singing
"Only Believe" in there for me to come in. And I thought, "Bless her little heart." And as I looked, I
saw a vision. Sure, if I'd been the biggest hypocrite in the world, God would've honor her faith.
That's right. I saw a vision, and there she went without her braces, walking. I said, "Sweetheart,
listen," oh, my, I said, "How can I make her know it?" I said, "Honey, Jesus makes you well. You--
you understand sweetheart? You--you..."
70 And the little soldier then... Somebody come out of that bunch and them, "Blah, blah, blah,"
grabbed me by the arm, and away I went. I thought, "Well, God will let her know sometime."
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I went on in, and there the--after the Lord begin to move out through the audience and tell them
people all their things out in there. And they just begin to raise up, and God healing. Then when all
the Finns give out the prayer cards, they called up a few of them. And then I said, "Well," my
brother come to me, kinda patted me on the sides, said, "That's enough, Billy; that's enough, you
got to go."
Mr. Baxter got my arm; I said, "I just fell led; let's call just a few more." I said, "Don't call but just
about five or six more, just... I just feel led to do it, Brother Baxter."
He said, "All right, call them."
71 I said, "Let some more, the next five come up," like that. And they interpreted it there. And by
God's sovereign grace, she was the next one. And here she come; they brought her out from a
little place there out of the room where she was at, and brought her up to the platform before
thousands of people. I said, "Mrs. Isaacson, just say what I say."
"Yes, Brother Branham," she said.
I said, "Sweetheart, you're the little girl that was out in the room."
"Yes," she was.
I said, "Jesus healed you, honey. I've already saw the vision; you're healed. Now, you go over and
let some of the men take the braces off, and when you do you put your little hand on your hip, just
let your little hand slip just about as far as your leg is short, then come show Brother Branham."
Well, away she went over there. And when the interpreter had interpreted it, taken her over there, I
called the next person. Just the time the vision had left, here she come across the platform crutch
over her head, braces over her head, running, and jumping and leaping, and a praising God.
God...
72 Could you give us five minutes more? I want to tell you something. Will you do it? Suffering, I
know it's hot. I want to tell you about the other little kiddie if--if you'll pardon me. This is long, but
just a minute.
The other little boy was laying dying. The second night of the service, which this was... Oh, that
little mother of that other boy was frantic. And when they taken me in the hotel at night, they'd just
have to drag me over the top of her. And so, she was screaming out in the Finnish language, a
young mother in her twenties. So I'd go on to the room, because it was against the rules for me to
stop for her. I went on up.
73 That night when I got in to that little mother was drug over her like that. And that day, the day
before that, Mrs. Isaacson said, "Brother Branham, can you just give her a minute."
I was in the hall. I said, "All right, bring her up."
Her and her husband come up. And I said, "Now, you interpret for me." And she, the little mother
frantically, you know, rubbing her little hands.
And you women, what if you had to dress like they dress? In the summertime, great big thick
dresses like that, and big boots and pitch hay. You think about wearing these little old ungodly
clothes out in your front yard then. You see? See how they are? But really honest, lovely people...
74 And there she was standing there, little face and her white hair pulled back like that. And she
was blabbering off something as hard as she could. I said, "Mrs. Isa..."
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Said, "Said she wants you to go raise her little boy."
And I said, "Sister, I--I have no way of doing that." I said, "That..."
She said, "Well, my little boy's not dead, and the other little boy is dead, and you raised him up."
I said, "No, sister dear, I had nothing to do with that." I said, "Over in the homelands two years ago
God showed that vision. It's been wrote in books and everything."
"Well," she said, "go see a vision for my little boy." Well, that's a mother life."
And I said, "Sister, that's very lovely of you, but I can't see visions. God has to show them; it's not
what I want; it's what He wants."
And she said, "Well..."
75 I said, "By the way, are you all Christians?"
"No."
Well, I said, "Look, if you're not Christians, if your little boy dies, then he will go to heaven; he's just
a little bitty boy, just six years old or five years old," I believe it was. I said, "He will go to heaven.
And if you die in your sins, you can't go where he's at. But if God takes him, and you become a
Christian, then you can go and live with him; there'll never be an accident there." And I said, "Then
look, if you wanted a favor out of me, you'd do me a favor."
"Yes."
I said, "Well, now look. Why don't you surrender your lives and say you're going to live a Christian
life, and perhaps you might find grace in the sight of God."
Well, they couldn't lose, so they thought that was the thing to do. So they got down on the floor,
and I told them what to do. And they got up, not just a make-up now; they really prayed and cried,
little mother holding dad around the neck, and they was crying with one another. They got back
up, I said, "Now, you go, and God will probably do something for your child."
76 She said, "Come, go at the hospital."
I said, "No, that's against the rules. See, if I went to see your baby, and then some other baby,
then if I didn't go there, then that'd make that mother feel bad." See? I said, "I'll just pray for the
baby. Oh, well," I said, "you wouldn't want me to violate rules; I'm not supposed to do that."
And she said, "Well..."
I said, "If God shows me a vision, I will tell you."
She said, "Now, go, see vision."
I said, "Well, I can't do that, sister."
She said, "I'll just wait then; you--you go see vision; I'll wait."
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I said--I said, "No, sister, now, that's not the way it is. He may never show me nothing about it. You
just go home and believe.
77 Well, finally Mrs. Isaacson got her away, tell her that if God give a vision, she'd--she'd call
back. She hadn't been gone ten minutes, until the first thing you know the phone ring... Was
anybody here ever in Finland, or any Finns? I hope this don't offend you, because I think that
they're one of the nicest people in the world. It's got a little stick like you put in here and pull a
crank. And so the lady called up, said, "Brother Branham seen vision yet?"
"No."
About ten minutes again, cranked again, "Brother Branham see vision yet?"
"No."
And just on till we went to service, and the little girl healed that night. I come in... Not this Bible but
another Bible... I walked up, and my brother...
78 Now, Canadian friends, don't--don't feel hurt. But one time in Canada we got some bad
candy; they didn't have the ingredients to put in it right after the war. And Howard said to me, said,
"Billy, you talk about candy flat in Canada, taste this."
He give me two little blocks of candy. Well, all of them went to the rooms, and I went to my room. I
was standing in my room, there's a great big old marble table, and I laid--had the Bible over my
heart. And at that time, along in May, the sun hardly goes down. That's the land of the midnight
sun. There's just a year; the whole year just makes one day and night. So you could read the
newspaper, nearly, in the street.
So I was looking out towards the east, and I had my hand up to the window like this. I said, "O
Great Jehovah, someday You'll send Jesus; He shall come from the eastern sky. What a
wonderful time."
And the soldiers and all going through the park, just talking of what had happened that night, I
thought, "Isn't that lovely? Look at them, just humble Christian people." How they were going along
talking, I said, "O Jesus, You're wonderful." And I heard something go [Brother Branham stamps--
Ed.] And I looked down in front of me, and there set a big tall vase, about that big, set down there,
and it had two--we call them Easter flowers. I believe you call them daffodil, or what--that look like
that little old fashion radio or phonograph horns, like, you know, and there some of them are
yellow and some white. Is that daffodils, lady, is that jonquils or daffa--jonquils. I don't know much
about them. Anyhow, they're little--we call them Easter flowers in our country.
79 And they were sitting there, and one of them was laying towards the south, and one was
laying towards the north. And the one laying towards the south was laying all the way down; or
one towards the north was laying all the way down. The one towards the south was about halfway
down.
Then I thought, "Well now, them wasn't there a minute ago. Where did they come from?"
And I was standing right like this. Now, remember, I got to meet you all in glory someday. And as I
turned my head, there He stood, standing there, that Angel, big Man, not like the Christ, He's great
big fellow, dark skin, brown, dark hair to His shoulder, white robe on, arms folded like this, and He
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always... That's the reason I bring the people to my right, bring them to the platform; it passes Him
first.
80 So I looked standing there, and there He stood. Now, you can imagine how you felt. I couldn't
hardly breathe. And I looked over again; I looked back. I started biting on my finger. I looked again;
He just looked at me, He said, "What did your brother give you."
And I said, "These two pieces of candy, Sir."
He said, "Why don't you eat them?"
Well, I broke one of them off and put it in my mouth; I started chewing, and taste pretty good. I
swallowed it. When I swallowed it, the one that was laying down; the Easter flower towards the
north... Now, them was geographically just the way those children fell. And the one towards the
north went, "Whew [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]," stood up. And I thought, "Well, now
that's..." I said, "What does that mean?"
He never said a word. I watched those flowers again. I looked around Him; He said, "Eat the other
one."
Why, I put it in my mouth, and the bitterest thing I ever put in my mouth. Oh, my, such a taste. I
took it out like that. And--and I watched this flower now was leaning towards the south, it was
going, "Tuh, tuh, tuh [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]," going lower and lower, like a heartbeat,
going "Tuh, tuh, tuh."
He said, "Fail to eat it and the other child will die."
81 Now, what that meant, clergymen don't ask me; I don't know. I put it right in my mouth, and I
held my breath, and chewed real quick, and swallowed it. And when I swallowed it that time, the
one that was leaning towards the south went, "...?... [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]," stood up
besides the other. He said, "Go tell the mother, THUS SAITH THE LORD, her child will live."
I run out into the hall, real quick and begin screaming, top of my voice, here come Brother Baxter
with with his pajamas on, Brother Moore running down the hall; I said, "Get Mrs. Isaacson right
away, right quick."
So they went and got her. I said, "Call the mother and tell her, THUS SAITH THE LORD, her
prayers are heard."
82 Oh, what a feeling. She called the house. The babysitter said, "The mother and father has
been called to the hospital; they had never..." Why, it was just little house there like, for a hospital.
Said, "They been called there; the baby's dying." Said, "They never even washed the baby yet,
'cause it was so crushed in the back." Said, "The baby's dying, and they've been called, and she
was just there as a babysitter."
Mrs. Isaacson come right. I said, "Just hang it up and call the hospital."
So she hung up and called the hospital, and she got there, and she got the mother on the phone.
And she said--the woman was screaming at the top of her voice, and Mrs. Isaacson said, "Now,
look, dear, quieten down, just a minute; quieten down, till I can tell you." And I--Mrs. Isaacson, I
could hear her, know, going through the motions, and she said, "I'm trying to quieten her; she's
screaming." Said, "Maybe the baby's dead."
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I said, "Tell her not to worry, no matter if he's dead or what, he's going to live."
83 And so she kept trying to quieten her. And she said, "Now, look, listen to me." See? She said,
"Brother Branham has just saw a vision about a flower raising up." And said, "He said tell you
THIS SAITH THE LORD, your baby is going to live."
And when she got to herself, around...?... she said, "How well I know it." Said, "He's just come to
himself, and we washed him and fixing to take him home now." God had answered prayer.
Now, look, I never had one thing to do with that. I never had nothing to do with the healing of that
baby. That mother's faithful prayer found grace in the sight of God. God just spoke to me and said,
"Go, tell her." You see what I mean? That doesn't make you weep; that makes you shout. Those
things are true. God in heaven knows it. There's their names and addresses if you wish to write to
them.
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37 I was on my road down--just one more little story here. It's on my heart to tell you. I was in a
train, one night, going down to Houston, Texas. And in there, I saw a little boy (I mean Miami,
Florida.), a little boy laying dead, where a lot of trees was wrapped together in rocks, and his funny
looking haircut, great big brown eyes turned back. His feet was through his socks. A automobile
was laying, wrecked on the side of the road, and he was dead. His little body was just one great
big mass of broke up bones. I thought, "Who is that?" And the vision left me. I went on down.
There may be people setting here. I explained it, told the people, "Get ready, write it in your books.
Write it in the fly leaf of your Bible, and see if it comes to pass. Somewhere a child, about eight
years old, got dark brown hair, brown eyes, funny haircut, little short pantywaist pants on." I said,
"He's going to be killed." And I guess thirty or forty thousand Bibles was packing it." You might
have read the article in "The Voice Of Healing."
38 How many knows that the case before I even say anything about it, raise your hand? Foretold
before it happened, not after, but before it happened. And there, in that gate there, there's a little
boy got drowned; they brought me out, they wo... The father wouldn't let the undertaker get him. I
went out, and said "That's not the child, that's a well dressed child, real coal black headed, that
isn't him.
Two years later way up in Sweden, Norway, Finland, I was coming down from Kuopio, that's up in
the land of the midnight sun, we was having a meeting. Those little boys up there, no more than
kids, right after the war, and their--they never shaved. Some of them little boys wasn't over fifteen
years old, great big old long coats, and boots, the women all downtown, young women all
gathered together and old men. The Russians had killed them all out in the war.
39 I preached in Hague, in the field. Not with shorts on, great big thick skirts, big boots, some of
the finest people you've ever meet, them Finns, real loyal. And as I was standing up there, Brother
Lindsay, all those, about thirty ministers was there, I said, "Something's fixing to happen. I can just
feel it."
I said, "I don't know; they begin to take pictures then."
He said, "Is it the Angel of the Lord here, can we get the picture?"
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I said, "I don't know. But something's fixing to happen, bear me record."
40 Down the hill we come; we noticed something. Now, gasoline sells for about two dollars a
gallon. At the meetings, where there'd be forty, fifty thousand people, there would probably be
three or four cars. They all took caribou on sleds, walked, any way they could get there. But there
laid about a 1925, '30 model Ford, or maybe a little later model than that, American made Ford
wrecked, about five hundred people standing around, and two little boys had been coming from
school holding each other's hand. And this car, about sixty miles per hour, whirled around the
bend, and the little boys didn't know which way to go. One started one way, and one the other, the
driver trying to dodge them, hit one little fellow under the chin with his bumper or his fender and
threw him about thirty yards and smashed him against a tree. The other little boy rolled right over
him like that, and the wheels kicked his little body about twenty feet across the road in a grass flat.
The car run over the hill and wrecked. Brother Lindsay and them got out; they looked at it. They
come back weeping. Sister Isaacson got out, my interpreter.
She come back weeping, said, "Brother Branham, you ought to go look at it."
41 I said, "Oh, no, I can't." I said, "You remember my wife died when I was just a young preacher
about twenty-four years old. I buried her and my baby. We only had one little fellow left, and that
was Billy. I walked around with his little bottle in my pocket at night. We didn't have enough money
to get fire to keep his bottle warm, so I put it under my head. That's the reason he's with me today.
I--I've been papa and mama, both, to him. That's what I promised her, when she was dying. And I
kept his little body warm, and his little bottle by my own body." And then he was about ten years
old, and I said, "I got my own little boy over in America. I--I just can't go look at him. I ain't seen
Billy now for about three months; I just can't look at him."
And something said, "Go look."
42 I walked over, and had his little coat laying over his face, and they pulled it down. Oh, my, I
turned around and started walking away. I don't know whether you're going to believe this or not.
That's between you and God. Something put Their hand on my shoulder; I thought it was Brother
Moore.
I said, "What, why, there's nobody around me, and the hand was still on my shoulder." I thought,
"What is this?" And Someone's hand laying on my shoulder, and I turned to the child. I happened
to notice that little foot, legs all broke up, his little foot running through his big old, ribbed black
stockings. That looked familiar.
I said to the chief man, which was the mayor of the city, "Could..." They was waiting for the father
and mother to come up. I thought, "Oh, my, what will that little papa and mama think when they
come and see this baby laying here mashed up." The other little boy, he was alive, so they rushed
him to the hospital in a car.
So this little boy had been dead about thirty minutes. They was waiting to get his father and
mother before the undertaker moved him.
I said, "Can I look at that boy again?" They raised up his little coat, and I looked, them little brown
eyes turned back, that kind of dark brown hair, little pantywaist, his feet through his socks. I looked
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around, there come a hill, coming down from Kuopio Mountain, evergreens, wrap locked, I looked
back, and I thought, "That's him."
Oh, brother, I may never meet you people no more till glory, but I wished I had the strength, this
afternoon, to explain to you what a feeling that is. All devils out of hell couldn't stop it. It's not, if
you believe, or this, or that, or the other, it's already done. God said so.
I looked and I said, "That's him." I said, "Brother Moore, Brother Lindsay, come quickly." I said,
"Get the flyleaf from your Bible...?..."
"What's the matter, Brother Branham?"
I said, "Read the flyleaf."
"THUS SAITH THE LORD, it shall come to pass, that a little boy, between eight and ten years old,
his description, be laying on a place where rocks are wrapped together with cedars and
evergreens."
"What," said, "what's that, Brother Branham?"
I said, "Look at the child. Look at there at the rocks."
He said, "Is that him?"
43 Oh, my. Oh, God, get the church in that state. Let me stay in that place.
I said, "You speak right quick, Sister Isaac, interpret for me." I said, "If the Lord God in a land of
America, two years ago, here it is wrote on these brothers' Bible leaf, see if that little boy isn't on
his feet alive in five minutes, I'll leave Finland with a sign on my back, 'False Prophet.'"
Oh, it's such a wonderful thing when you know what God's going to to do. I had them to gather; I
knelt down and said, "Lord God..." If you would like to get the details of this from the mayor, I'll
give you his address. I said, "Lord God, in the homeland You did speak of this vision. And I know
in Your great predestinated will, it's already finished. So death give back this boy's life." And God
Who's my solemn Judge, before this Bible this afternoon, the little fellow jumped to his feet just as
normal as he was, hour before he got hit."
44 That night, at the meeting, you couldn't even... They had the militia out there, and I want to
tell you something. You remember, it was only two miles from the iron curtain, and when that went
across all down through the--Russia, that afternoon, on the radio, when I come that night, there
stood those Communist soldiers for a city block, standing there with that Russian salute, the tears
running down their cheeks; they said, "We will receive a God like that, Who has power."
What's the matter? [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] You Protestant and Catholics, run up there, and took
all their money, and put it in great big buildings, and failed even to produce anything more than the
rest of the world had. "These signs shall follow them that believe." No wonder the cold, formal
church talks against it. As I said, last night, "It's a sign that will be evil spoken of."
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45 That night, in the meeting, I shall never forget. If I can have about ten minutes longer. We
were bringing the people in the line; there were a great pile... You notice in my book, a pile of
crutches and sticks, that were--you couldn't pile on this platform, that the people had throwed
away. Have to drive out a few thousand so more come in. And as I started into the building, that
night, I was walking real slowly, and two little soldiers, in front, and two in back, with their swords,
holding out like this, keep the people away from you.
46 As I walked into the building, the girls' dormitory, there's a little thing--door closed, and I
looked, and here's stood a sweet little girl, about the age of my little Rebekah now, about ten,
twelve years old, one leg (you see the picture in my book) about that much shorter than the other,
and she had a great big brace around her. She had a strap in the toe of her shoe that went over,
and went across and hit this big brace back here, and this shoe was built up with a brace on each
side. She couldn't move that little leg, so it had to be a complete brace, so she would go down like
this. And every time she'd move, she'd have to take her little shoulder, and raise up that foot and
shove it, and then make her step. And her little underskirts, her little dresses was ragged; her little
hair was all chopped up, her little, baby-pale face. And when she looked at me, they'd been told
not to stop me on the street. I love little kids.
47 I'd wait till Brother Baxter and them, all at the afternoon service, I'd get that old money out
there and buy a little candy, and I'd have a string of kids two blocks long following me, throwing
candy to them."
48 And here she was, and she thought she'd done something wrong. She ducked her little head,
and she had two crutches, she'd take these crutches, and set them out, then her little shoulders,
she lift up that leg and throw it out, and that's the way she walked. And I seen her; she thought
she'd done wrong, so she ducked her little head down, as if to not notice me passing by.
Something on the inside begin to move.
49 I looked at her, and the soldier behind me, I couldn't speak a word of Finn language. So he
motioned to go on out. "Just a minute."
And the child looked up; I motioned to her like this. I knew she wanted to come over there. 'Course
she was crippled; she's at the meeting to do so. I motioned to her; she looked at me. I nodded my
head, "Yes."
And she put her little crutches out; she raised her little leg up; she made a step, and she looked
again, childish like. I just waited, never said a thing till she got right up close to me. She looked up
at me, and them little, bitty pale baby blue eyes. I found later she was a little Finnish war orphan;
she didn't have mother or father, nobody. She's living in a tent with some people. Her mama and
papa had been killed by the Russians. This old crude looking brace that they'd made her. I just
stood and thought, "What will that child do?" I couldn't speak to her.
She reached down and got a hold of my coat. She kissed my pocket. Put her little skirt out like
this, and said, "Kiitos," means "thank you."
50 I thought, "Oh, God." Just then in front of me, I saw the little child with them braces off, going
walking. I thought, "Oh, if I could make her know it."
I said, "Sweetheart."
She kept saying, "Kiitos" the tears running down her little pale cheeks. "Kiitos, kiitos."
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I said, "Honey." Oh, God," I said, "The Lord God has... Oh, God, let me speak something. You're
healed."
And just then, they come, bunch of soldiers, "Come on, they done sung, 'Only Believe,'" and I had
to go, pushed me on through.
51 And just at the close of the service, that night, my brother come to me and said, "That's
enough, that's enough. You got another service tomorrow night."
I said, "Oh, look, how many cards did you give out?"
They said, "Oh, they give a bunch of cards; you can use them tomorrow night." No one could
understand the English.
I said, "Just call a few more." And I said, "Give me from prayer card, so-and-so to so-and-so." And
by God's great providence, she was the next one in the line. Here she come.
I said, "Sister Isaacson, just say what I say. Interpreting."
I said, "Sweetheart, you're the little girl that met me out yonder in the hall. Jesus Christ has healed
you. Go over there, and set down, and let some of the ushers take that brace off of you."
While I called another, here she come across the platform, both legs the same, them braces over
her head, screaming to the glory of God. Thousands of Finns fell on their face and give their life to
the Lord Jesus, cold formal church members become borned again Christians.
52 What is it? "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel. These signs shall follow them
that believe." If God's interested in a little Finn, He's interested in an American. He's interested in a
little black boy, yellow boy, brown boy. He has to remain God. Why can't we get the starch from
our neck? Why can't we get the theology that we've been taught that the days of miracles is past,
and follow what Christ said?
He said, "Let every man's word be a lie, and Mine be the Truth. Upon this rock I'll build My church,
and the gates of hell can't prevail against it." So you--your blessed.
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Said, "What is it, Brother Branham?"

I said, "I don't know."

Said, "What's the matter?"

And I said, "Call a few more of the cards."

She said, "All right, Brother Branham."

I said, "You're going to see something's already took place."

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I said, "You speak English."

He said, "I'm an Englishman."

And I said, "Why, they're singing a hymn."

And he said, "You know, it sounds pretty."

I said, "Aren't you a Christian?"

He said, "Nah, I don't believe in it."

41 So then, and I said, "There's something fixing to happen."

Well, he said, "Do you have any idea?"

And I said, "It's sure too bad."

So I said, "All right. We can move him."

And they said, "Well..."

And he said, "Well, you look so white."

And I said, "I--I don't know."

They said, "What's the matter?"

I said, "Turn to your flyleaf."

Said, "What's the matter?"

They said, "Well, Brother Branham, that meets the description."

I said, "That's him."

And there looking at that little fellow, I said, "That's him."

They said, "You mean he's going to live?"

Said, "How can he live? Look at him mashed up."

He got over close to him; he looked around, said, "You Christian?"

She said, "Why, you healed him."

"No." She nor her husband neither one...

She said, "I'll wait see what God says."

She said, "Well, I'll wait."

He said, "What was that your brother give you?"

And I said, "Sir, two pieces of candy laying right here."

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I said, "I don't want to see him."

Said, "What's the matter?"