The Father Appears for the Last Time to Jeneti’s Congregation at the Mudivi
1 One day, which was Jeneti’s Thursday, Matenga came out from her Ngarava and walked to the Mudivi .
2 When Jeneti and Mhiriyemu’s congregation saw this, they were filled with very great joy, and the whole Guta rejoiced for the Father.
3 When she arrived, she stood at her chair and looked into her congregation .
4 Now when some looked at Matenga , some were crying, and others were seized by power just by looking at her, because of how they had been suffering from illness.
5 Matenga said to the Senior Evangelist , Grandpa Nyamandura, “Offer a prayer .”
6 Then when they had knelt, they began to pray; when they finished, the Father continued looking into her congregation .
7 She said to the Evangelist , “Let us go to the Ngarava”; she and her Evangelist walked together.
8 As she was about to reach her Ngarava, she said to the Evangelist , “Where are my leaders?”
9 The Evangelist said, “They remained at the Mudivi , Father.” Immediately, Matenga spoke,
10 and the Evangelist said, “Wherever you wish to go, my God , I cannot choose for you.”
11 Then Matenga went between the Ngarava and her garage.
12 When she reached the back of her Ngarava, she sat down near the door of her Ngarava.
13 During this suffering of the Father, sometimes she seemed better.
14 At other times, this suffering would worsen, and then the hearts of the people were also greatly troubled.
15 When we woke up early in the morning, the Charovanhumba was sounding.
16 Then we would process through the whole Guta , finally ending at the Father’s Ngarava.
17 It happened on Sunday afternoon during the service, as the sun was about to set.
18 The Father would come out of her Ngarava dressed in the garments of the heavenly guards; they were truly awe-inspiring.
19 Then she would sit wherever she pleased, looking toward the Divi .
20 Then all the people would come out from the Mudivi singing, going to the back of her Ngarava.
21 There, it was only the sorrow of the children of Africa; may Matenga look upon the life of each one of us.
22 When you thought of the works that were done for them, it would bring a mixture of tears and sobbing.
23 May Matenga bless these words of hers forever. Amen.
24 Matenga sat down, looking at her children.