- Rev. Jim Jones: ...Father, you were forced to leave New York. Why?
- Father Divine: We were becoming too strong. They were frightened.
- Rev. Jim Jones: How do you sustain a movement like this one?
- Father Divine: How did Moses sustain his flock?
- Rev. Jim Jones: What of the cost?
- Father Divine: Ask and you shall receive, my son.
- Rev. Jim Jones: And as for worldly possessions?
- Father Divine: Sustenance of whatever kind our Heavenly Father requires.
- Rev. Jim Jones: ...Sometimes, the women in my flock tempt me. What shall I do about that?
- Father Divine: It's your duty - your religious obligation - to bring such desires to the surface, so that you can eliminate those desires. Remember, Mary wasn't a virgin either.
- Rev. Jim Jones: ...You've given a whole new world to me, Father.
- Father Divine: As it should be, so let it be, my son.
- Rev. Jim Jones: Do you truly believe that you're God?
- Father Divine: I don't have to say that I'm God, and I don't have to say that I'm NOT God. Millions of people CALL me God, and millions more call me the Devil. But I don't say that I'm God, and I don't say that I'm the Devil. But I *produce* God and, in doing so, shake the earth.
- Rev. Jim Jones: Thank you for your time, Father.
- Rev. Jim Jones: All my children, please come to the pavillion for one last time. Hurry, hurry my children.
- Richard Jefferson: You can't take my wife from me!
- Rev. Jim Jones: I know you Richard Jefferson. You are a homosexual. That's why your wife has left you. You're one of those dirty little faggots who hang out in the men's room at the bus station. Sit down homosexual.
- Reporter: Actually, I've heard from sources I trust in San Francisco that Jones got a lot of kids off drugs.
- Rep. Leo Ryan: We have no verification of that either.
- Sheila Langtree: That is true. My husband David Langtree was strung out on heroin when we first joined the Peoples Temple. And we tried everything to get him off but nothing really seemed to work. Jim Jones got him off heroin.
- Reporter: You must be very grateful to Jim Jones.
- Sheila Langtree: I wish I had the guts to kill him.