<TITLE>19. Par 153-162</TITLE>L-153 Could you imagine a man letting his wife cut her hair, wear shorts, or wear slacks, and say he's coming through a thinking man's Filter? Could you imagine a man doing a thing like that?

L-154 Can you imagine a preacher standing in the pulpit, because he's paid good by a congregation that pats him on the back, calls him, "Doctor, Brother, Reverend," and takes him out to all kinds of parties where they mix bathing, and everything else, on the beaches; could you imagine a man claiming that he's coming through a thinking man's Filter?

L-155 And some of those women on the platform, with their dresses above their knees, and cut so tight and shows every form, every move they make, and their underneath clothes showing through their dresses; just as bad as wearing shorts, bikinis, or anything else. You Pentecostal, blind, Laodicean preachers, how long will God suffer you, I don't know. Be... God be merciful to your--to your blind eyes. He's got eyesalve tonight, to open your eyes, that you might see.

L-156   As I said this morning, we're in the seeing age, the top. There's no more faculties above that, that you can move outwardly, to know. You, from your nose, you can smell; from your lips, you can speak; from your hands, you can feel and reach; and your feet, and so forth; but you can't go farther than your eyes.

L-157 Malachi 4 has come; sight! "And it shall be Light about the evening time." Oh, walk in the Light!
We'll walk in the Light, a beautiful Light,
That comes where the dewdrops of mercy are bright;
Shine all around me by day and by night,
Jesus, the Word, the Light of the world.

L-158 Yes, sir. Pass through It, oh, brother, and you will come out with a holy man's taste, with the Holy Ghost.

L-159   Oh, woman, just pass your modern thinking of dress. Pass your modern thinking, before you go out on the street before man; you young women, you old women, before you go out on the street with your clothes so tight, pushed out in the back and front. I'm not critical. I'm your brother. I stand between the living and the dead, and realize what I'm saying. Before you enter out, and know that your body is a sacred order, or a sacred caste that God has given you; before you enter the street, dressed like that, pass your mind through a thinking woman's Filter. And let it remember, that, "Whosoever looks upon you to lust after you, you have committed adultery with him already." Remember that, sister.

L-160 And, brother, before you turn your head to look at her, on that second glance, pass your mind through a thinking man's Filter. You'll come out with a holy man's taste, see, of doing what's right.

L-161   Notice, if you pass your mind through a thinking woman's Filter, you'll come out with a holy woman's dress. That's right. You'll come out, brother, with a holy man's look. Now, that's just one thing.
Everything that you do, pass it through the Filter of God's Word, see if it's right or wrong.

L-162 You'll come out with a holy woman's dress, with long hair, decently dressed; a quiet, humble spirit; not up and brawling, and fighting and carrying on. "A quiet, meek spirit, which is a great treasure from God." The Bible said so.
Now I want to ask you something, out in the lands. We're going to close in a few minutes.


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