<TITLE>20. Par 67-70</TITLE>L-67 I don't say my wife won't do it; but when she does, she won't be Mrs. William Branham. That will be one thing sure. Yes indeedy, I don't say my daughters won't do it. But you just look up their back and see how many blisters is on them when it gets through. That's exactly right. I don't say they won't do it; I don't know. God holds the future. I hope I don't sire something like that. That's right. I don't know what will happen.
But listen, when that worse fifth columnist reason in the nation is a cigarette smoking mother... I get statistics from the government. It says that eighty percent of the mothers that smoke cigarettes has to put their babies on cows' milk if they smoke. If they get the nicotine poison from the milk, they don't live eighteen months. Think of that. Sabotage...
Oh, as I've always said, "It isn't the robin that picks the apple that hurts it, it's the worm at the core that kills it." That's right. It's our own dirt and filth around...

L-68 Them cigarette companies try and make women think they reduced; it's giving you a TB and cancer. Don't the doctors tell you that? Don't listen to all this. How do they take that stuff and--and put it out there on television and--and then write it off out in the United States government taxes, and then take a preacher and send him to penitentiary for not paying taxes on something another he's... Oh, my. We're ripe for damnation. There's nothing left but judgment. That's right.
She isn't very old. Revelations 13 said this nation wouldn't live very long, anyhow. You know that. The little lamb raised up and never did come a ram like the rest of them. It died in its youth. That's right. When the ecclesiastical power and civil powers met together with those two little horns of the ram, then united church and state... And we're almost doing it right now. It just depends on which way the wave blows when they have another election. And we're almost at it right now. Just let it go ahead.

L-69 You might think I'm a fanatic, but you write it down on your little piece of paper somewhere, and stick it away in your Bible, and watch one of these days. It's coming. She might be right at the door. You better pray. You better get right with God. The hour is at hand.
And we see nations breaking, Israel awakening, the signs that the Bible foretold. Gentile days numbered, with horror encumbered. Oh return, O dispersed, to your own. Oh, my. Get away from these things of the world and get to God as quick as you can. It's the only hope that we have, the only thing that's left. Every nation is ready to be blown to bits; the end time is at hand. And there's no other thing that can rest, nowhere you can put your hopes but on the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ and the righteous...?... Amen. How true that is.

L-70 Mary went up to meet Elisabeth. And I can see Elisabeth back in there knitting these little booties, you know, and getting things ready for the baby. But you know the funny thing was, the baby had never moved. It was six months with her, with the mother, and that's altogether subnormal. We know that. About three to four months, and this is six months and little John had never moved. And she was back there fixing little booties. And I hear some of them say, "I see a woman coming." Maybe somebody on the outside...
And Elisabeth raised up the curtain, she looked. She said, "I ought to know that woman. Ever who it is is awful happy."
You know, something about a Christian is awful happy. There's something about a man that's ever met God; there's something happy about the woman or a man.
Here come little Mary. She was, oh, about eighteen years old. Her little eyes was sparkling, her little cheeks rosy. And here she come just as hard as she could come. Oh, she was just rejoicing and--and praising God.
And as she got closer, Elisabeth looked good and she said, "Well, if that ain't Mary, my cousin." Now, you know that John and Jesus were second cousins. So she said, "Here comes Mary, my cousin."


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