The Temple is Open - 1986 - Preached at Love's Temple in Monroe, GA.

"And then I explained to you how that Noah (in Noah's day he so beautifully portrayed this), it was an ark in Noah's day, it was a rainbow in Noah's day. And Noah got drunk, as on Pentecost. Noah was drunk off of the new wine, as we say, and this is where his son looked upon his nakedness. And it upset God, and God took his inheritance away from him, and God cursed him. And so then, the other two sons, they took the curtain, that is, they took a garment, they took some kind of a sheet, a covering, and they put it behind them, and they backed up. And they did not look upon the nakedness of Noah, but they laid it over Noah so that they would not look upon this thing, knowing that it displeased God. This is why that Brother Pike feels the way he does today about women not wearing the long dresses, and people not covering their nakedness. The Bible says that when Adam and Eve fell from the garden, that God covered them with skins, because they represented that great wonderful Ark of God. They represented the Son of God, even the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus is called the second man Adam, and Adam represented that great ark."