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Unseen Hands
the administrator asked. "Do you want me, an unbeliever, to do your work for you?" End of interview!
Miracles opened doors. A brother attended a funeral held at a home. In the lull before taking the deceased woman to the place of burial, he felt impressed of the Lord to pray for her. While he prayed she opened her eyes and asked, "Where have I been?" Sadness turned to happiness over that dramatic turnaround, which resulted in three pastors and their members receiving the Holy Ghost and being baptized in the name of Jesus.
Haile Limore from Ajarana Village was the president of the Lutheran young people for the whole region of Kambata. His friend Fakre Fusse gave him a book by Tekle called New Birth. Fakre had received the Holy Ghost while reading the booklet, and it led his friend to horn-again salvation, too. Haile lost many material benefits in exchange for the truth, but he has made a tremendous impact on the youth of Kambata, winning many of them to righteousness. He has composed three hundred remarkable songs on doctrinal truths that have blessed the hearers.
Ambesse, a middle-aged man, abruptly became insane and for fifteen years was a worrisome nuisance to his wife and six children. No one could communicate with him, but several believers felt they should witness to him. He sur prised them by listening, and in a very short time, the Lord restored his mind and saved him.
In Kidigisa Village, Dijamo, a nineteen-year-old young man, liked to sing in the choir and to serve the Lord. As time went by, he neglected to pray and read the Word and became lukewarm. Without warning, one day his whole body became paralyzed. He lay staring upward with
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