Description
Kacou 83 — The rider of the white horse
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
May God bless you! It is a privilege again for us to be here to listen to his Word!
I would like to read here the testimony of the Angels' singing that had taken place in Katadji. It is in the newspaper of the fiftieth anniversary of the assemblies of god in Ivory Coast. They reported in details the Angels’ singing that had taken place in Katadji. I am going to read that: "… It was about 10 pm, when hymns of which we don't know the provenance were heard. The faithful who were at the missionaries’ place ran towards the village and those who were in the village ran in the opposite direction. Each group seeking where the hymns came from.
Voices went from one place to another and they were heard coming from above. Small flames like those of a candle were visible in the air. Finally, the population, regardless of their religious denominations, went to the village square, watching the flames and listening to the melodies. The language was unintelligible, but the melody was sweet.
After a rather remarkable period, the voices and the flames disappeared. After this event, the spiritual action proved to be increasing. There were a large number of converts. The populations of all the area went towards Katadji, bringing their fetishes to be burnt and devoting their lives to the Lord…
How many faithful in the assemblies of god know that angels ever sang in this village? How many can locate this village? By bringing out this historical and first-rank event which recalls the evolution of the church of the assemblies of god of Ivory Coast, we are more than convinced that this event would be unknown to many. It goes unnoticed by the great majority.
Yet, in another world, Katadji would be a holy land where people would gather to worship and celebrate anniversaries. That is not our objective; we are rather astonished by the total indifference and ignorance of this historical event, which in some other place would have made Katadji a land for pilgrimage…" Extracted from the newspaper "The fiftieth anniversary," issued in July 2008.
You can see through this newspaper how much the assemblies of god appropriate the thing! It is the same thing when Branhamists, including the catholic mission of Ewald Frank, talk about it! You see? Whether it was in 1956 or 1961 or 1972, the most important thing is that if these Angels sang in Katadji, it is because of the birth and the ministry of Prophet Kacou Philippe who is to manifest Christ! It was never said that angels ever sang somewhere on earth for a church! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Very well, now I am going to read Revelation chapter 19 starting from verse 6. That's what I want to talk about … "And I heard as a voice of a great crowd, and as a voice of many waters, and as a voice of strong thunders, saying, Hallelujah, for the Lord our God, the Almighty God has taken to Himself Kingly power. Let us rejoice and exult, and give Him glory; for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife has made herself
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
May God bless you! It is a privilege again for us to be here to listen to his Word!
I would like to read here the testimony of the Angels' singing that had taken place in Katadji. It is in the newspaper of the fiftieth anniversary of the assemblies of god in Ivory Coast. They reported in details the Angels’ singing that had taken place in Katadji. I am going to read that: "… It was about 10 pm, when hymns of which we don't know the provenance were heard. The faithful who were at the missionaries’ place ran towards the village and those who were in the village ran in the opposite direction. Each group seeking where the hymns came from.
Voices went from one place to another and they were heard coming from above. Small flames like those of a candle were visible in the air. Finally, the population, regardless of their religious denominations, went to the village square, watching the flames and listening to the melodies. The language was unintelligible, but the melody was sweet.
After a rather remarkable period, the voices and the flames disappeared. After this event, the spiritual action proved to be increasing. There were a large number of converts. The populations of all the area went towards Katadji, bringing their fetishes to be burnt and devoting their lives to the Lord…
How many faithful in the assemblies of god know that angels ever sang in this village? How many can locate this village? By bringing out this historical and first-rank event which recalls the evolution of the church of the assemblies of god of Ivory Coast, we are more than convinced that this event would be unknown to many. It goes unnoticed by the great majority.
Yet, in another world, Katadji would be a holy land where people would gather to worship and celebrate anniversaries. That is not our objective; we are rather astonished by the total indifference and ignorance of this historical event, which in some other place would have made Katadji a land for pilgrimage…" Extracted from the newspaper "The fiftieth anniversary," issued in July 2008.
You can see through this newspaper how much the assemblies of god appropriate the thing! It is the same thing when Branhamists, including the catholic mission of Ewald Frank, talk about it! You see? Whether it was in 1956 or 1961 or 1972, the most important thing is that if these Angels sang in Katadji, it is because of the birth and the ministry of Prophet Kacou Philippe who is to manifest Christ! It was never said that angels ever sang somewhere on earth for a church! [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Very well, now I am going to read Revelation chapter 19 starting from verse 6. That's what I want to talk about … "And I heard as a voice of a great crowd, and as a voice of many waters, and as a voice of strong thunders, saying, Hallelujah, for the Lord our God, the Almighty God has taken to Himself Kingly power. Let us rejoice and exult, and give Him glory; for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife has made herself
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.