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Kacou 102 — The current events
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
We have several testimonies even by telephone. We have for example the testimony of a Brother in Bunia, Congo, Brother Désiré Kamuha who was miraculously healed from diabetes after a prayer through the phone and I was told that this was now known even to the Branhamists. I was told that the Brother had cried so loud and that had drawn his neighbours’ attention! I was very happy when the Brother told me about the doctor who had checked it. It was a woman and she asked how that happened and the Brother preached her the midnight Cry, telling her that it was a prophet in Ivory Coast who prayed for him. You see?
Science cannot explain that! She asked him, "But how did that happen? How did he do"? He said, "He prayed for me!" You see? And this Brother had written a message to me in Swahili, a language that I do not understand and I answered in French and he told Brother Crepin that he had sent me a message which I answered and Brother Crepin told him, "No, the prophet does not speak a single word of Swahili!" He said, "He does! He answered me!" But how did that happen? I don’t know. But when he wrote to me, I received it in French and when I answered, he also received it there in Swahili. While phones cannot do that. Technology does not. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
As true as the Bible is the infallible Word of God through his Holy prophets, so is the same God of William Marrion Branham here! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. We can organize old-fashioned healing campaigns and the same miracles and healings will occur here. But it would be out of the will of God! And you would also see people and sin invade us and people would say, "Look at the large crowds gathering at his evangelisation campaigns. He’s a great Prophet!"
And people would come here and the following Sunday, each one of them would go to his Catholic, Protestant, evangelical or Branhamist church. You see? At midnight, I condemn such an evangelical practice that William Branham was practising! Some Jezebels seated there, because of miracles, drowsing or eating some chewing gum right in the middle of the service, we do not want that! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Another thing: two weeks ago, I was talking over the phone with Sister Henri Flore in Lastourville, Gabon. She said, "Oh Prophet, I read again the preaching on the prophet's reward and I saw that if I was in the position of the woman who preferred money to prayer, I would choose prayer." And I said, Sister, do not say that! I did not agree with her. And after that, she sent me an SMS saying, "... the proof that I would request prayer is that I believe in you." I said, "Okay, all right!" and I feared for her ... May she prevail! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Now, I want to clarify something for the brethren who go on the Internet. I believe that if you really believe in this Message and you meet someone who does not believe on the internet, you will do everything, trying to explain the Message wel
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
We have several testimonies even by telephone. We have for example the testimony of a Brother in Bunia, Congo, Brother Désiré Kamuha who was miraculously healed from diabetes after a prayer through the phone and I was told that this was now known even to the Branhamists. I was told that the Brother had cried so loud and that had drawn his neighbours’ attention! I was very happy when the Brother told me about the doctor who had checked it. It was a woman and she asked how that happened and the Brother preached her the midnight Cry, telling her that it was a prophet in Ivory Coast who prayed for him. You see?
Science cannot explain that! She asked him, "But how did that happen? How did he do"? He said, "He prayed for me!" You see? And this Brother had written a message to me in Swahili, a language that I do not understand and I answered in French and he told Brother Crepin that he had sent me a message which I answered and Brother Crepin told him, "No, the prophet does not speak a single word of Swahili!" He said, "He does! He answered me!" But how did that happen? I don’t know. But when he wrote to me, I received it in French and when I answered, he also received it there in Swahili. While phones cannot do that. Technology does not. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
As true as the Bible is the infallible Word of God through his Holy prophets, so is the same God of William Marrion Branham here! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”]. We can organize old-fashioned healing campaigns and the same miracles and healings will occur here. But it would be out of the will of God! And you would also see people and sin invade us and people would say, "Look at the large crowds gathering at his evangelisation campaigns. He’s a great Prophet!"
And people would come here and the following Sunday, each one of them would go to his Catholic, Protestant, evangelical or Branhamist church. You see? At midnight, I condemn such an evangelical practice that William Branham was practising! Some Jezebels seated there, because of miracles, drowsing or eating some chewing gum right in the middle of the service, we do not want that! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Another thing: two weeks ago, I was talking over the phone with Sister Henri Flore in Lastourville, Gabon. She said, "Oh Prophet, I read again the preaching on the prophet's reward and I saw that if I was in the position of the woman who preferred money to prayer, I would choose prayer." And I said, Sister, do not say that! I did not agree with her. And after that, she sent me an SMS saying, "... the proof that I would request prayer is that I believe in you." I said, "Okay, all right!" and I feared for her ... May she prevail! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Now, I want to clarify something for the brethren who go on the Internet. I believe that if you really believe in this Message and you meet someone who does not believe on the internet, you will do everything, trying to explain the Message wel
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