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:''Elijah went with her to the death chamber, and there walked up-and-down the room, '''not praying for the baby'''. Walked up-and-down the room, then took and stretched his body out over the baby. Lord God worked in Elijah. Hallelujah!<ref>William Branham, 50-0716 - Believest Thou This?, para. 79</ref> | :''Elijah went with her to the death chamber, and there walked up-and-down the room, '''not praying for the baby'''. Walked up-and-down the room, then took and stretched his body out over the baby. Lord God worked in Elijah. Hallelujah!<ref>William Branham, 50-0716 - Believest Thou This?, para. 79</ref> | ||
Well at least he was consistent in contradicting scripture regarding Elisha as well: | Well at least he was consistent in contradicting scripture regarding Elisha as well (although he did get confused and referred to Elijah when it was actually Elisha): | ||
:''Like this Shunammite woman, like this Syrophenician woman, stay with it! Stay right there. Stay right with Christ. Take a hold of it, tonight, and hold there. Just don’t move. Tomorrow, if somebody say, “That’s just…” Just shut their ears up to them. You got faith: You stay there. Said, “I won’t leave you.” | |||
:''And Elijah ''(sic)'' said, "Well, can't get rid of her, I might as well go with her." So he girded up his loins, and away he went. Watch when he got into the room. '''He didn't know what to do. He never prayed.''' He just walked back and forth, up-and-down the floor, until he felt the Spirit of God come on him. Then he went and laid himself over the baby, and he sneezed seven times, and come to life.<ref>William Branham, 63-1116E - Perseverance, para. 214 & 215</ref> | :''And Elijah ''(sic)'' said, "Well, can't get rid of her, I might as well go with her." So he girded up his loins, and away he went. Watch when he got into the room. '''He didn't know what to do. He never prayed.''' He just walked back and forth, up-and-down the floor, until he felt the Spirit of God come on him. Then he went and laid himself over the baby, and he sneezed seven times, and come to life.<ref>William Branham, 63-1116E - Perseverance, para. 214 & 215</ref> | ||