<TITLE>13. Par 101-111</TITLE>L-101 A French scientist said about three hundred years ago, proved it by rolling a ball around the globe; he said, "If anybody would ever go the terrific speed of thirty miles an hour, gravitation would take them off the earth," scientifically proved it. You think science will ever refer to that? No, sir. They got them going about two thousand miles an hour, trying to get them to go farther. They don't look back to that.
But ministers, "We'll look back and see what Moody said, what Sankey said." That's where the Son was. Here's where It's at today. It's on the west coast in the evening time (Hallelujah.), giving evening Lights, not back to Luther's justification or Wesley's sanctification; but we're at the last day (Amen.) when the evening Lights are shining, when we're at the last time. Follow the Son.
But Lot went back because it was easy, luxury. Look at Mrs. Lot when she got back there. Why, she must've become the queen of the societies of the city. Lot became the mayor. Oh, brother, they had it made, why, I mean to say.
That's the way the people has took Mrs. Lot today. Look the way our people are acting today. Look at our people in churches; just look at it. Look at our women, look at them today.

L-105 I--I was in Hollywood the other--or in Los Angeles, recently, I was waiting for Brother Arganbright to come up. And there stood a girl, come up there. I looked, and I staggered. I--I looked at her; I thought, "I'm a missionary. I seen pellagra; I seen leprosy, but I never seen anything like that." She had one of these waterhead haircuts, these, you know, you know, what you call, looked like a waterhead, you know, with the--the First Lady, yeah, like a Jezebel, like that. And she had blue and green; and might have been a nice-looking woman; but all that stuff on her, she looked like some African Hottentot. And I walked up, was going to pray for the woman. I thought, "Lady, if you don't mind, I pray for the sick. I never seen anything like that. Tell me what it is." Then another woman got to talking to her, and she was the same way. Oh, my.
Oh, you say, "That was Presbyterian." Pentecostal, sure.

L-106 And the Bible said, "It's a dishonorable thing for a woman to cut her hair." She does it; she dishonors her head. She dishonors the angel, the angel of Light. The Seven Church angels, the one bringing the Light will stay with the Word. Dishonorable... She ought to have hair on her head. My, such as... It used to be wrong for them to do it. In--in first Pentecost, it was wrong. What happened? You did run well, what happened?
And some of our Pentecostal women dress in them dresses that look like a skin over a wiener, out here somewhere trying... That's right. I'm not saying that for no joke. This is no place for joking. This is the pulpit.
Some woman said to me one night. I told them how they was dressing. Said, she said, "I don't wear shorts. I--I--I wear slacks. "
I said, "That's worse than ever. God said, 'A woman that will put on a garment pertains to a man, is an abomination in the sight of God.'" Right.
And let me tell you something, lady, you, young woman that dresses yourself out there, you're going to answer at the day of judgment for committing adultery.
You say, "I'm just as pure as a lily."

L-111 Yeah, but Jesus said, "Whosoever looketh upon a woman to lust after her, has committed adultery with her in his heart already." You might--don't have to do the act. "Whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause, has killed already." See, the only thing you have to do... And if that sinner looks at you the way you're dressed, all carried out the way you are, reared back, and pushed out, and pushed in, and them kind of a clothes on, then you go out. Now, listen, that's not jokes. This is the Gospel. And you do like that, and some sinner look at you to lust after you. At the day of judgment, when he answers for committing adultery, who caused it? You did. You'll answer for it because you presented yourself that way.


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