Well now, dear sister…She never signed no name, but perhaps you’re listening to your question; if you don’t, you’ll hear it on tape. Go with your husband, but don’t be partakers of—of what they’re doing. See, you’re supposed to love your husband, and love is what does it. You just be real salty; he’ll get thirsty if there’s anything in him.

Don’t join their denomination. He said, “Stay away from that denomination.” Don’t join it; go to it. If you can’t get a whole loaf, get a half; can’t get a half, just get a slice. See, see? But that’s the way you’ll win your husband, by doing that. Don’t be arrogant, then he’ll know he’s got just as much as you have. See? But when you can show something that you have that he don’t have, that’ll make him thirsty to be like you. The sanctified wife sanctifies the husband.

That was just an advice. So I—I could spend a long time on that, but we just want to get through as many as we can, ’cause I see I only got about twenty-two minutes then. All right.

Questions and Answers #1, 1964-08-23, Jeffersonville, IN, §137