Brother Branham, what do you think about our...(Oh, oh! I remember reading this one. I wasn’t...I was going to keep it back late, but I guess I might as well read it. Some woman’s handwrite. She must be from Kentucky, ’cause she’s got a–a Kosmos Portland Cement ticket here.) Brother Branham, what do you think about our sisters in the church wearing such short dresses? Doesn’t it mar our testimony and set the wrong example for our young people in this our church? It seems so i-n-...to see a young–to see a grown woman wearing a dress so short that it shows her knees when she walks.
135 Ever who you are, Sister or Brother, whoever it is, I agree with you one hundred percent. It’s a disgrace, but tell me what to do about it! I preach it just as hard as I know how to preach it; they do it the same. So it’s their judgment, ’cause the Word’s went forth. Yes, I’m certainly against them little old skintight dresses that look like...I constantly fuss at my kids, Becky and Sarah. I don’t care how little they are, I...that...I just fuss at them all the time. I think they even wear their dresses...Meda takes Becky apart every day about it. See? Dresses plumb up...Cause kids, you can expect that in kids, and you have to correct them; but when it comes to a woman, there’s something wrong there. See?
136 Don’t hurt feelings now, I’m just answering questions. You ask me from your heart; I’m telling you from my heart. If you find the solution, I–please come tell me, I’ll sure do it, if I can do anything about it.
137 Like somebody said the other day, he said, “Well, I tell you, Brother Branham,” said, “I tell you what Adam and Eve...” Said, “It was just exactly; they had a apple!” And I noticed they changed that now; they said they had a what? I believe it was called a something? [Man in congregation replies, “Apricot.”–Ed.] Apricot, yeah, it was a apricot they eat. Well, it’s time to pass the apricots again if it makes them realize they were naked. See?