10.26.09
From The Past: Born Without Eyes Cont’d

The following is the continuation of the testimony of the brother who witnessed the power of the prophet’s prayer, originally published in the July, 1996 issue of Lifeline.

He prayed for her a second time. Again, nothing had changed about her appearance. The third time, however, the prophet of God laid his hands over her face, covering the bare, empty sockets. His prayer was simple, “Lord Jesus, just put Your eyes in her.” He held his hands for only a matter of seconds, maybe a minute over her eye sockets before he said, “There you are, dear!”

When he removed his hands from her face, there were eyes in what had been empty sockets!

He called the young Christian man by name and said, “Would you come over here put your fingers on her eyes.”

Obediently the young man stepped up and very, very gently touched the very dark brown, long lashed eyes of the child who, moments before, had stood only a few feet away from him with empty eye sockets! “Not only were there eyes in those sockets,” he said, “but they were French eyes!”

As the result of this miracle, both her mother and father repented of their sins and accepted the Lord Jesus as their personal Savior! Our young Christian brother is now an old man. He does not remember the name of the family or what happened to them other than that from that day they served the Lord.

Somewhere in Canada there likely is a middle-aged lady with exceptionally beautiful dark brown eyes. She may not remember too much about that August night almost a half century ago, but certainly she can say like the man in the 9th chapter of John, “One thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see.”

And He went right out, and there was a man that didn't even have eyeballs in his sockets. And He made some clay and plastered his eyes, told him, "Go wash in the pool Siloam." And, when he did, he come back seeing.

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Dear Christian friend:

What IF.....

We often wonder, what if this had not happened, or what if that had never taken place. As we ponder the testimony in this month’s Lifeline, we cannot help but wonder, “What if this young Christian man had not been willing to testify to this family?” Had that been the case, you would not have been reading this testimony today, the little girl would have never received new eyes, and her parents may not have ever accepted the Lord.

As Christians, we have a duty to tell others of what we have seen and heard. Brother Branham said, “Maybe you can’t cross the sea, but you can cross the street. Let’s do something. Let’s do something for the glory of God.”

And I'll--I--I'll do my duty as a Christian; I'll testify.

Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, And Today, And Forever
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