Matenga Shows the Power of Jehovah in Bulawayo

1 Now the Father began to do work within the land of Bulawayo.

2 There was already a congregation of about twenty-five people who were waiting to have hands laid upon them.

3 That first Sunday, wonders and signs occurred.

4 And the singing of the people was very wonderful; Brother Noah and his sisters sang in a way that was truly wonderful.

5 The singing of these people was not alone; it showed that they were singing with the messengers of Heaven who were upon them.

6 The arrival of these people was very wonderful; before we entered the Mudivi , we would see that they were already full there, some of them confessing.

7 This showed that the Owner had arrived to take his sheep that were lost, just like me.

8 Then people began to have hands laid upon them, those who believed with all their hearts that this was the Father.

9 The first great miracle was that a certain man came who was very insane.

10 He was bound hand and foot because his insanity was extreme.

11 In the middle of that morning, people surrounded the Divi along with those who had come to watch; there were hundreds upon hundreds of people.

12 Matenga came into the Mudivi , which was full of the power of Heaven; Noah and his sisters were singing in a deeply awe-inspiring way.

13 Then that insane man was placed in the line to have hands laid upon him.

14 Matenga placed her holy hand upon that insane man.

15 Immediately the Gwayana said,"Untie him from the way you have bound him."

16 The people untied him; that insanity ended.

17 All the people who were there were greatly amazed.

18 They said,"Truly, this is the Father who came from heaven."

19 "Who in the world has ever touched an insane person with just a hand and the insanity ended?"

20 We ought to remember and we ought to humble our thoughts deeply, people of God , while there is still time.

21 Immediately that insane man stood up and walked on his own, unbound.

22 Because they had seen the insane man being saved before their eyes.

23 The second great miracle was the arrival of white people, who were coming to be saved.

24 Among the white people who came, there were high-ranking white officials of that town who came with their families.

25 One of these white officials said,"I request that you release your people who are in prisons and those with false charges."

26 These white people came night and day, but Matenga had no rest.

27 The third great miracle occurred during the arrival of these white people; a certain disabled white person came.

28 This disabled person was crippled in the legs and could not walk.

29 After he had confessed his state, Matenga placed her hand upon that white person.

30 I saw the disabled white person stand up and walk before Matenga and before both white and black people.

31 At that time, Matenga's fame reached that land among both white and black people.

32 Many disabled white people were saved by Matenga , and they are still there today.

33 The fourth great miracle occurred among these disabled people; a certain disabled black person came.

34 After he finished confessing, hands were laid upon him.

35 I saw that disabled person now walking alone, coming from his camp.

36 He was celebrating and ululating.

37 Saying,"Look, the sticks that helped me in my walking I have thrown away today; I am now walking on my own."

38 The fifth great miracle happened in those days; a certain man was doubting greatly.

39 Saying that she was not the one sent from heaven; doubting in his heart and despising the work that Matenga was doing.

40 When he returned to his home, he arrived and saw Matenga with a dog, and he immediately became insane.

41 He eventually had to come to be treated for his insanity.

42 Then that man eventually testified when he was well, that he had been doubting the work done by Matenga , which is why he became insane.

43 The sixth great miracle is that everyone knows that Bulawayo has many criminals.

44 But throughout all this stay, no one was guarding, except Matenga and her messengers of Heaven.

45 Now all the people slept outside with all their clothes, but no one was ever robbed.

46 There are very many great miracles that were performed which I have not written all down.

47 If it were not for our nature, people of the Lord , we would have been blessed.

48 See Prophet Isaiah 5: 20-27.