The Preservation of Matenga’s Memorial

1 These things should not surprise anyone, but they are things that exist which must be written down.

2 Now those who took Matenga from the City are the ones who preserved her Memorial.

3 Since this body of Matenga had remained for four days, on the fourth day it was laid to rest.

4 During those four days, there was great commotion and mourning.

5 As some were going back and forth, seeing how things could be arranged.

6 Some went to Nyamushanya’s place, but things remained difficult; there was no way to know what should be done.

7 The departure of the Father in Africa was difficult if you think deeply about it.

8 But nevertheless, where the first foot stepped is where the back foot followed.

9 At that City , it was later prepared, and a large house with a white cross on top was built.

10 Now Matenga’s Memorial was built inside that house.

11 At that City , there are also houses, and people who maintain the place live there.

12 They also attend services three times a day, praising their Creator .

13 The head caretaker is Chiweshe, along with others who are there.

14 They went to keep watch at that Memorial; it was built in a truly wonderful way.

15 There is a gate built before you reach that house, which was built in a truly wonderful way.

16 The inside of that house was also wonderfully prepared, and a very large image of Matenga is inside.

17 But I say this thing is very great within their hearts.

18 So I, my brothers, say it is up to each person to consider for themselves that we have all met with God .

19 A person knows what they heard and what they saw Matenga doing before their eyes.

20 I say these people know what they are waiting for; it is with Matenga alone.

21 May Matenga bless these words of hers forever. Amen.