<TITLE>05. Par 21-25</TITLE>L-21 Now, we don't want to keep you too long. So you... I wouldn't mind you missing a day's work, you know, in a weekday; but I sure don't want you miss Sunday school in the morning. Now, don't you do that. So I will let you out early sure enough tonight, so you'd be sure to get to Sunday school in the morning. And that's the biggest school in the world. And now, I want to tell you something about Sunday school. It's absolutely wrong to send your children to Sunday school. You know that. Take them. That's right. Yes, we'd... Little one...

L-22 Seen a little cartoon in the paper, not long ago. It was amazing. A little boy come to the door he--showed his mother and father's bedroom, bottles laying on the floor, and cigarette pieces all over everything. And it was way up in the day, nine o'clock. And the little boy had done got up, and washed himself, and--and combed his hair, put on his clothes, and knocked on the door, and said, "Hey, who's going to take me to Sunday school?" There you are. That's just about the way the American trend of it is. Isn't it awful?

L-23 You think of the modern American people. What is it? Well, dad's down at the poolroom. And mother's out with some pet society somewhere on the beach, stretched out. Daughter's down at the Canteen, or down at the rock-and-roll. Junior's got his hot rod out on the street, run... There you are. That's the... One get a hamburger. There's no home life, no prayer life.
I've always said this, "If you straighten up... When we break the backbone of America is when womanhood is broken." And I--I say this with godly respects for my sisters. This morning I met some of the finest women over there. But what's happened to our women? What's the matter with it?

L-24 I went into Clifton's here not long ago. One morning I was waiting for Brother Arganbright. We was going to have the breakfast. And a young lady came in there, and I--I looked at her. And I... She had one of these here water-head haircuts, you know, like the--the First Lady, you know. And I--I think that's so inhuman looking. And I looked at her, and she was green, one part of her eyes, and the next part was blue, and all over her face was something.
And I--I felt sorry. I thought there was something wrong with her. And I stood there. I--I was going to walk up and tell her I--I was a missionary. I've seen pellagra. I've seen leprosy. I... But I've never seen anything like that. And I--I wanted to--to ask her if I couldn't pray for her, to help her. And up come another girl with the same way. And I thought, "You don't mean to tell me that lovely women would--that's really a gift to man, and godly, and--and would want to be--disguise themself to make them look like something out of a, that's fell from an undertaker wagon, or something." I--I--I just wonder how in the world that they'd ever get a thing like that.

L-25 And our Pentecostal women like that. That--that's too bad. That's--that's too bad. Shame, sister. There's a let-down somewhere. I hope it isn't in the pulpit. Remember what a woman is to be. She is very sweet.
I was talking to someone today. When Rebekah come to meet Isaac (did you notice) she veiled her face. They--they still do it. They don't know what they're doing, but a bride veils her face. Why? The man is her head. And then, she has no... she--her... The nature of a woman is to yield to a man. And that's the reason the--the church should be veiled. It's got a Head. That's Christ.


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