<TITLE>06. Par 25-27</TITLE>L-25 A man, now days, getting married... You young fellows, you better pray a long time. Ask God to give you a companion. You young women, the same way, 'cause it is so uncertain.
California, I find out over there, that I--I think it was either fifteen or twenty percent, something like that, of perversion. Perverted people has increased in the last year or two. Oh, it's--it's terrible. And it... Home life is uncertain.
Politics, uncertain... There's no certainty in politics any more. The parties can't even have any certainty. There's not any fairness among them any more. Now, someone might say, "You shouldn't mention politics in a pulpit." That is true. But decency and Christianity ought to be mentioned in the pulpit. That's right. I--not a politician, I'm a Christian. Both sides is corrupt.
But just recently, in the Presidential election, even they had to go back and found these voting machines, that when you'd... they fixed up so when you vote for one, you--you'd have to vote for the other one also, crooked. Don't know who got elected. They can't tell any more. No certainty in it. You put them down to count the votes, and somebody's crooked enough to count them the wrong way. Parties, pulling to get their man in, no honesty.
Now, if Mr. Kennedy would've been a Republican, or--or whatever Democrat... Mr. Nixon... made no difference. The thing is wrong when machines are set up to vote wrong. And the FBI proved that it was done, but they didn't do nothing about it. See? Why? You wonder why such things get so over the face of the people, how it ever happened. It's because these things has to be; we're at the end time. It has to be there. This man had to be elected. We're at the end. And I'm sure that you can make two and two make four, that we're at the end time. And these machines, no matter how much they would prove that they've crooked it, it has to remain the way it is.

L-26 And someone said to me... A minister called me up, one of the sponsors on the following meeting, one of the following meetings in the nation, said, "I hear that you're preached so much against the sisters in our church cutting their hair, and--and wearing shorts, and things."
I said, "I do." I said, "Now, if--if you don't to listen to that, then don't send for me." See?
And he said, "Do you think you'll ever stop it?"
I said, "No. Do you believe you'll ever stop sin?"
He said, "No."
I said, "Well, what are you preach against it for then?" See? What's wrong, is wrong. Somebody's got to breathe out against it. That's right. Tell the truth, for when the wrath of God is poured out, then you won't--you'll be without excuse.
Yes, political, politics, jobs, national security, everything is uncertain.

L-27 Now, we're coming down to the church. The church, so-called, is uncertain. Now, we got about nine hundred different denominations in the--this United States, now--and every one against the other one. So where do you know what--what do you know what to do about it? You're just... It's just the end time. We're at the end road. And as much as I respect those, each one of those, I would rather have a Methodist here, a Baptist there, a Presbyterian here, and so forth, and have them all over the country, than to have bootleg joints and dives and things. They'll do a little good, no matter where they're at.
There's little missions and--and... Like someone said, and I hope I don't hurt anyone's feelings, when someone said, "I'd rather be a--a Campbellite than have no light at all." So I guess that's about right. Now, no matter what it is, they'll do a--a little good. And we need them all.


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