The Baptism of Children

1 Matenga baptizes her children whom she has blessed for conception, for they are children of the Spirit.

2 When the Sunday for baptizing the children arrives, these are the children of those who were barren for years, living in the world without children; some for twenty, some for thirty, some for forty years without children.

3 But they had children because of Matenga .

4 In this City , children are born every day; some go back to their homes, and we see them returning, saying,, children are born every day; some go back to their homes, and we see them returning, saying, "I now have a child, Matenga .."

5 Testifying for themselves and giving thanks for what Matenga has done for them.

6 When that day arrives, all the people gather in the Mudivi , and Matenga comes dressed in white.

7 There she gives the children their names, and then she finishes.

8 Women of the crown are chosen to hold those children during their baptism.

9 They are all dressed in white, and those children are all dressed in white as well.

10 This is what is permitted in Matenga .

11 The number of these children has reached 1,800 from the beginning until today, and they continue to be born.

12 They are blessed for conception by the hand only, and the barren bear children.

13 Matenga then baptizes their names before those children are called out in the Mudivi .

14 After they are baptized, they are called out in that Mudivi ; the years the parents spent without children, and the money they wasted seeking a child but failing to find one until they were given one by Matenga through the touch of her hand only.

15 And the home where the parents come from is also mentioned.

16 Some children are born with a crown , and some are not.

17 People celebrate by singing, thanking Matenga for what has been done for them by the Messenger .

18 When they finish, the Father stands, and the people singWhen they finish, the Father stands, and the people sing "Fulfill Your Decree, Lord "; then, people of the Lord , the Father would hold the newborn child, lifting them up with one hand, holding them in a way that has never been done by anyone in the world.

19 Matenga will be demonstrating the power of God .

20 After showing those children, all those of the crown stand and circle the children; a prayer of service to Matenga is offered, because all these children are of the spirit, or rather, they are Matenga’s children.

21 Then choirs come to support that work, starting with Harare, Mutare, the men of the City , the women of the City , the youths, and the maidens.

22 This shows the greatness of Matenga’s work.

23 The spirit just flows, and there is joy every day.

24 Let us reflect on these things, people of God , that she was sent so that you may love her.