Now, here is a young lady—I call her a young lady, as she can’t be more than her early twenties. If I looked at her through my eyes, all things being relative, she has three little babies, but I wouldn’t think she’s more than her early twenties. I’d be surprised if she’s past beyond the middle twenties, looking at her. Born in Italy, of a Catholic family, Catholic faith, brought to this meeting of ours by her mother-in-law, and adopted this concept of Christ Jesus. Her family despairs because they think unless you have their concept of Christ Jesus, there is no entrance into the kingdom of heaven as they understand it. But I tell her she is well into it. She’s exercising the only Christ Jesus in the world. He calls upon us to test him every moment of time. But you can’t buy him unless you pay the price, and the price—it takes everything that you have to buy him. Listen to the words, “The kingdom of heaven is like a merchant in search of fine pearls, who, finding one pearl of great value, went and sold everything that he had and bought it.”94 ¶17