<TITLE>15. Par 58-62</TITLE>L-58 Notice. She went right up through the mountains. Oh, I can see that little virgin (excuse me for taking so much time). I can see that little virgin as she climbs up the mountains. You know, her little face just blushing. Oh, how she was going up the road just praising God.
And Elisabeth, you know, that was Zacharias' wife, she was about fifty-five or sixty years old. But they had prayed all their life to have a son. And her husband was a priest at the temple. And when he was... In the days of his ministration of waving incense while the people were praying, Gabriel came to him and said she--he would--his wife would conceive.
You see what kind of a homes that Angels come to? It's homes that trust God. That's right. That's right. Don't matter what kind of a home it could be, just as long as you trust God. Whether it's a little humble shed, or wherever it is, if you will just trust God. That's all.

L-59 And we find out that Elisabeth had hid herself now, for several months. She was to be mother. But she was worried. And now, you know, I see these ladies... Please, sisters, excuse me by saying this. But these women that's to be mothers wearing these slacks out on the street, I think it's the most disgraceful thing to the race of humanity. It is a pity to think that they would do that.
Oh, of course, I'm sure they don't do that around Dawson here, but--but they do it down in the States. It's terrible. They hate me for saying it.

L-60 But yet, a woman said to me some time ago, she said... I was telling them about wearing them immoral clothes. I said, "God will make you answer for committing adultery."
She said, "I'm... do not commit adultery."
I said, "But Jesus said, 'Whosoever looketh upon a woman to lust after her, has committed adultery with her in his heart.' Then when that sinner answers for adultery, who did he commit it with? Because you presented yourself that way." That's right. You'll answer at the day of the judgment. It's exactly.
And she said, "Well, I'll just tell you right now." She said, "I don't wear shorts. I--I--I wear slacks."
I said, "That's worse. The Bible said it's an abomination in the sight of God for a woman to put on a garment that pertains to a man." God doesn't change. That's exactly right.

L-61 I was speaking this morning of this woman--immoral woman, washing Jesus' dirty feet, wiping them with her hair. Some of our pentecostal sisters have to stand on their head to get enough hair to wash the feet. Cut it all off. See? That's right. It used to be wrong for you to do it. It's still wrong for you to do it. The Bible plainly teaches, if a woman cuts her hair, her husband has a right to divorce her, put her away.
Said if she cuts her hair, she dishonors her head, her husband. And a dishonorable woman should not be lived with. I better shut up now. I'll get you preachers right here... I'm only telling you the truth. You're going to face me with it at the day of judgment. That's THUS SAITH THE LORD, in His Word.
A lady said, "They don't... All they make is these Hollywood, sexy-looking dresses."
I said, "They still have sewing machines and goods." Don't--don't try to get around that. No, sir.

L-62 I can see him--Elisabeth setting back, doing her sewing, her little booties and things for the baby to come on. And she pulls back the curtain, and she looks, and she sees Mary, this beautiful little girl running just as hasty as she could.
In them days they had love one for another. Oh, she gets up, and runs real quick, and she grabs Mary, and embraces her, and said, "Oh dear, I'm so glad to see you." I like to see people do that. I--I believe in being real brothers.


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