<TITLE>14. Par 118-126</TITLE>L-118 Let's take, also, home life is uncertain. I tell you, I don't know what's happened to the moral fiber of our women. Divorce is on the move. Why, it's just terrible. And you see where the divorce courts are crowded, where girls and boys will marry and live together, and have two or three kiddies, or something along like that; and they'll separate, and get out and marry another, and marry another, and marry another, and marry another, and marry another. And their homes...
I was in a poor, real poor home the other night. The man said, "I'll tell you, I--I just don't know." Said, "I just don't know how I'm going to make ends meet."
I looked around. He worked. He had a little old wife there just  true-blue as could be, and four or five little old dirty-faced kids around on the floor. And I said, "Boy, you're a millionaire."
And he said, "Huh? Well, Brother Branham, I wouldn't dispute your word." He said, "Brother, I ain't got a dime."
And I said, "But you've got something that money can't buy." I said, "You got a little old wife here that probably hasn't got two dresses to her name." And--and if she did, it's some somebody gave her, 'cause the man just has a day's work now and then. And I said, "Looky here, but she's just as loyal as loyal can be." I said, "There's a many a multimillionaire tonight, would give every penny he had to come home to a wife like that." Right. I said, "His wife's out with a bunch of man somewhere, or on a barroom somewhere, cussing, singing, smoking, night-riding around, and things like that. And yet he loves her, but look what he's got. All of his life wrapped in that woman, and look the way she's doing."

L-123 And vice versa, a woman to man. See, there--there's no difference. It's come time, where all, everything is just--just one conglomeration of sin. A little woman at home, trying to take care of her kids, and her husband out somewhere, drunk and carrying on, run with other women. What would she give, if she had a millions of dollars to see that husband really become a man? There's only one way for it to ever be: Jesus Christ is the Answer. There's no--nothing can ever do any good. It's at the end time. It's Christ and Him alone.

L-124 Now, then I said, "How many little fathers that's walking around today with millions of dollars, would give everything they had, if that little spastic child that he's got was just as healthy as yours is here tonight? See?" He begin to look at me.
And I said, "Look. You said you had some baloney and beans, and a loaf of bread, that you drawed your money this afternoon, and got some bread and beans for your children tonight." I said, "Every one of them with good stomachs and could eat it. And you did too. How many mul...

L-126 "What'd John D. Rockefeller say? He'd give a cold million dollars if he could eat one mess of cabbage." And I said, "You said you set by the window this morning, and the cold wind blowing in. Him setting in a palace (See?) somewhere. But yet if he had to set there and eat a mess of cabbage, by that cold wind a-blowing in, stuff a piece of paper in it," I said, "John D. Rockefeller would have give a million dollars to eat one time like you can eat any time.
"How many blind men with a cane in his hand, pecking along the street, would give every penny he had for your eyes?" See, you can't evaluate the things that are really rich, with the things that we call rich.


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