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Changed Lives



           him. But his heart was hardened.
              One night, I had a dream that Old Man visited my cell and
           knelt down, asking me to pray with him the sinner’s prayer. I
           immediately told him to get up as I was just a servant of God.
           I awoke and realised it was a dream. The next morning at
           about 9am, to my astonishment Old Man actually came over to
           my cell asking me to pray with him to invite Jesus into his life
           as his personal Saviour. He then asked to baptised.
              This is just one instance of how God communicates his
           purposes to His servants through dreams and visions. He
           showed me ahead of time what He was going to do with the
           life of Old Man. After he was released from prison I lost touch
           with him, but I hope to meet him again someday. I know that
           if that is not possible in this lifetime, our reunion will be in
           Heaven.
              In Kajang Prison, there were a number of Africans as well.
           Solomon was a Nigerian who was doing time for printing
           counterfeit money. He had been a Christian but his faith was
           not grounded in God’s Word and he was lured by worldly
           trappings. He slipped into a life of crime that resulted in his
           prison term of seven years. Going by the parole system, he
           would be in jail for 56 months or 4 years and 8 months.
              As I shared God’s word with Solomon, he agreed to
           read the Bible himself. I lent him materials from the Bible
           correspondence courses that I took. He also started learning
           to play the guitar. We used to sing and worship God together
           in my prison cell. I then invited him to join in the chapel
           service where he played the guitar.
              After being released, he came to visit me once but was not
           allowed to meet me. However, he left behind some money
           for me to use. Of all the Africans whom I had shared with,
           he was the only one who came back to visit me. I learnt from
           others that he had registered himself as a student with a local
           college. Very tragically, he was murdered in the apartment
           where he stayed. Others who knew Solomon later told me
           that he used to share the gospel and play the guitar for the
           Christian Fellowship meetings at his college.
              Ah Sin was about 53 years old when I first met him in

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