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Unseen Hands
ly sick at home. Would Brother Dawit come and pray for them? Dawit had commitments he could not postpone, so he anointed handkerchiefs and prayed over them. "Lay these cloths on the children, and they will be healed," he said. When Genetu came home, he found his son well and playing normally. He laid a handkerchief on his daughter, and she received instant healing.
Later, Genetu's oldest daughter had such difficulty in labor that the clinic sent her home without hope; they did not have the skill or the equipment to help her. The baby arrived dead, choked by the cord. Brother Genetu prayed whilethe neighbors mocked him for praying over a dead child. After prayer, he turned the baby upside down and spanked him; he began to breathe and cried. God touched the mother, and she recovered quickly. The mockers had to give tribute to the mighty name of Jesus.
Aster Fiku traveled for five days to the health center, which could do nothing to help her. She asked her family to call Dawit. He could not come but sent an anointed handkerchief to lay on her stomach. When the cloth touched her, she went into a deep sleep for four hours. When Aster awakened, she easily gave birth to a healthy baby.
Genuine apostolic revival had come to the ancient land of Ethiopia.
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