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Torati is one of the refugee youth chosen by the God of Hosts. One day, in the second month of two thousand forty-two (2042), on our calendar, this was in the month of November 200...vizualizați mai multeTorati is one of the refugee youth chosen by the God of Hosts. One day, in the second month of two thousand forty-two (2042), on our calendar, this was in the month of November 2007, in the refugee camp, the people were expressing their desire to know the Lord, our Creator. Life in the camp was so miserable. Angels of the Lord appeared to them and said, “May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.” They received it, and the angels stayed with them. They became friends of the Lord of Hosts. After 787 days had passed, the Lord sent His friends, and He returned to His heavenly dwelling. Then He said, “Go forth and follow the example that we taught you,” but some were thirsty, and others were hungry. Then the Lord taught them again for a period of four hundred days. They came to know and understand many things, including the many secrets in the mystery of the Bible, which he made clear for their understanding. They were given the power to serve their fellow refugees by helping them with sugar, lamps, fuel for the lamps, and matchboxes; they shared candles and food with many of those in the camps. And the Lord has taught them to walk according to His will and not according to their wishes. And He gave them the work of proclaiming His advent through the True Way of Jesus Christ, which is their responsibility. They became enemies of all those who depended on the law and absolute doctrines of their denominations.
That camp is an example of the world that the Lord has given us victory over, as He has all things, because while there, many souls of the old prophets reached out to them and the Lord’s archangels came to speak to them and encourage them.
Contact the author: torati@njiayahaki.org
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