The Healing of the People

1 At the City of God , people are healed every day.

2 They are healed of various diseases; there is no disease that is not healed there, everything is healed there; I saw it with my own eyes.

3 Here at the City of God , from her City to the City of Zimunya, Matenga heals twice a day; in the morning and in the evening.

4 Matenga was told by Jehovah ,"Go up the mountain"; she goes up to labor for our souls.

5 Matenga climbs the mountain, sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon, sometimes in the evening, sometimes at night or when it is about to dawn, to labor for Pitorosi and Mariya so that we may see salvation .

6 When she comes down from that mountain, sometimes she is seized by great power as she enters the Mudivi ; sometimes it is at dawn.

7 She calls out while on that mountain. If the people are asleep, they wake up and go to the Mudivi .

8 At other times she just comes with power , but it is not overwhelming.

9 When she comes with very great power , if it is in the evening, the people sing with great strength; they are inspired by the Holy Spirit .

10 She begins to heal all the various diseases, with great power .

11 As she heals every line, sometimes unclean spirits come out—these are demons—confessing their crimes as they are cast out.

12 Very many people were seized by great power while she was healing.

13 To demonstrate the power of God .

14 Healing begins (at times). Their numbers: The disabled ... 56; Men ... 569; Pregnant women ... 952; Those with children ... 348; Female patients ... 460; The mute and the blind ... 89; The mentally ill and those with epilepsy ... 72; Those with sores ... 96; Those with burns ... 82; Total ... 2,724.

15 There are those who are very ill and unable to reach the healing line.

16 They are prayed for by the N'anga of the City in their houses.

17 These are the ones who are told the reasons for their illnesses.

18 Consider the number of these people who are healed in just one hour and five minutes; they are healed by fingers only, morning and evening.

19 There is no doctor or n'anga who could heal such a large number of people in such a short time; I have never seen it; so, people of God , we ought to reflect while we are still alive—are you not amazed by this?

20 Therefore, spiritual power is not equal to physical power at all.

21 When the people finished being healed by Matenga , they would climb the mountain.

22 The people climb the mountain with very great joy.

23 While on that mountain, they sing Hymn 100,While on that mountain, they sing Hymn 100, "Lord We Have GatheredWe Have Gathered", to call relatives and friends from all four corners of the earth.

24 Some who climb up there have various diseases, and some come down having been saved.

25 I saw a certain disabled person who could not walk come down walking, praising their God .

26 When they came down from that mountain, they would be singing with rattles.

27 When they reach the Divi , they are singing; at that moment, they begin to circle the Divi of life, or the Pool of Life.

28 Matenga says that once the people have finished circling, she has them sit down.

29 She stands among her people, or her people who are filled with power speak, saying:

30 "Ambuya says, 'Good morning my children, how did you sleep through such a long night?'"

31 "We have all been preserved, both those returning from work and those here in the City ; we thank Jehovah who has preserved us in this way.who has preserved us in this way."

32 Matenga says,"Good children, your bodies have become like iron; when you run, you are showing yourselves to the Father; whatever you desire, you shall receive, so says the Father as I sit on the throne."

33 "When you climb the mountain, you are showing yourselves to the Father, saying, 'See, I have become a worthy man or woman through those whom You sent; they rescued me from troubles, and now I am able to praise Him day and night.'"

34 If there are announcements, the Mutumwa speaks; when finished, a song is sung to lead the people out of the Mudivi .

35 The people who were touched on their heads numbered 60,877 by Matenga ; their numbers continue to grow to this day, both white and black people.