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					  George J. Lacy examined that picture from 
Houston that night; he said, "Brother Branham, I 
have said sometimes that you were--it was 
psychology, so they told me, that you could 
read the minds of people, that you were a 
great mind reader." Said, "I know better than 
to say that." He said, "I thought it was 
psychology." But said, "The mechanical eye of 
this camera won't take psychology." Said, "The 
Light struck the lens; the Light's there." 
					   
					 
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