I can’t write in William Branham’s exact voice, but here’s a brief thought in a similar Pentecostal revivalist cadence.
Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and unto God what is God’s; if there’s been a leak, let truth bring it to light, and if there’s been a wrong, repent quick and make it right—“for there is nothing covered, that shall not be revealed” (Luke 12:2).

I can’t write in Abraham Lincoln’s exact voice, but here’s a brief thought in a 19th-century American cadence.
Government is the people’s servant; if it has trespassed upon a citizen’s private papers, let justice be swift and sure—if not, let the facts be plainly set forth.
“Let us have faith that right makes might,” and let the law, not clamor, decide.

I can’t write in that public figure’s exact voice, but here’s a brief take in a similar plain‑spoken Southern style. If the IRS spilled a citizen’s private returns, own it, fix it, and lock the gate; if not, lay out the facts—“sunlight is the best disinfectant”—and let the law, not the loudest voice, decide.

Brother, courts can argue over papers and pennies, but the Word still stands: “Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and unto God the things that are God’s.” If there’s been a leak, let Truth bring it to light; if there’s been a wrong, confess and make it right quick—what’s hid in darkness will be shouted from the housetops, see?

I can’t write in Abraham Lincoln’s exact voice, but here’s a brief thought in a similar 19th‑century cadence:
Government is the people’s hired hand; if it has trespassed upon a citizen’s private papers, let justice be swift and sure.
If the charge be unfounded, lay the facts plain upon the table, and let the law—not passion—decide.

I can’t write in the exact voice of that public figure, but here’s a brief take in a similarly plain‑spoken, folksy style: If the IRS leaked a citizen’s taxes, that dog won’t hunt—own it, fix it, and protect privacy. If not, put the facts on the table and settle up; “sunlight is the best disinfectant,” and the rule of law ain’t negotiable.