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How did Brother Branham decide which prayer card number would start the prayer line?

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We could give you a thousand cards, but we can’t minister that many in a night, so we just give out about fifty. And then they got so, that when the fifty was give out, who was going to be first? So the way that we did then, they come and shuffle up the cards together, putting them all together, pass them out, and then you choose a number after we get to the platform to begin with. Somebody might have 1 and we might start at 15. We might start at 50 and come back. So just where usually we have some little boys, or something, let…or someone to count a number, and, or…someone to start from or usually they just tell me and I just take a number. Maybe sometimes I count how many is in this row, and how many is in this row, and divide them and get a number to start from, or do something like that. Or count how many people is on a cot and then divide that by how many is on wheelchairs or something like that, and start some numbers: something another, so it’ll be fair to everyone. That I know, myself, that it’s fair to everyone. That gives everyone a chance to be… Now, that’s the prayer card, doesn’t heal you. If you dear people, setting here, will just look this a way and believe with all your heart, the Holy Spirit will turn right around and call you and tell you what’s the matter with you, and heal you right where you’re at. Now, that is the truth, friend. You’ll notice it. And God bless you.

Obey the Voice of the Angel, 1950-07-13, Minneapolis, MN, §18

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Title:
Obey the Voice of the Angel
Date:
July 13, 1950
Location:
Minneapolis, MN
Paragraph:
§18

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