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evangelização. salvação

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the mission new tribes presents and such

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Isaiah 43 in this block that listen and say it is

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true

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[Music]

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the veil is worth the 1 land of the Amish alert

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of the Mennonites in the middle of the 18th century

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fleeing religious persecution in

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Europe a group of them came to

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settle here in interior of

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Pennsylvania, dedicated to hard work, they

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deforested these lands, formed

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productive farms for exams,

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today little has changed, maintaining a

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very simple lifestyle, seeking to

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move away from the appliances and

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comforts of modern life, which for

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them is a sign of religious piety and, on the

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other hand, side, not all members of the

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community remained focused

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on the past, some preferred to follow a path

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different from modernity,

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they think this has been worth it,

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hello, my name is john cross, coordinator of

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one of the ministries of the new

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tribes mission, an organization that works

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almost exclusively with

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tribal peoples in several countries around the world

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you might ask john what are

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you doing there in central

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pennsylvania

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what does this have to do with the

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evangelization of tribes

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i want to give you the basis of our

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work by telling you a story that

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began here in this valley of the river sweet mel

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is one of the children of this land is max another

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ten generations in 1742 the zook family

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emigrated from switzerland home said bell

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they have lived here since that time

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but the sea that didn't stay after hearing

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a missionary challenge he and his wife

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decided that they would also be

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missionaries

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they then went to a

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missionary agency for a

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state interview in and 30 years old at that time and

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had only completed high school and

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agency told me that it would take four years

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to have less theological at that time

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they would be too old to learn a

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tribal language and people would question

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whether I should take my children to a

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tribe and to a tropical climate with

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my health problems

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they would tell me leave the natives alone there

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were people who were rejected but no

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defeated morning that his wife glory

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went to one of the mission schools

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new tribes where they received

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specialized training in

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cross-cultural evangelization even as soon as they finished the

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training they were sent by their

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local church to a mission field

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[Music]

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the papua new guinea

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the island that is completely different from

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any other place in the world the land

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where time is forgotten the isolated is a

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wonderful corner of creation leaves the

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mild and cool climate found in the

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mountains to the humid tropical heat of the

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mangrove lowlands with reefs

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incredible corals and lush deserted beaches

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it's a wonder it hasn't

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become even the world's biggest tourist attraction

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of marketing and

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glory realize if now comes

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frequently our idea of what is

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involved in missionary work of this

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nature is not correct you don't start

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preaching the word the first day

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you arrive in the village

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if you do this it will cause problems

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and will probably be the The last one to find

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out about them

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before you have to embark on the adventure

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of learning, learning how these

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people think, how they say, what their fans

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laugh,

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the question is where to start, what to

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do on the first day, on the second

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day, what are you trying to show

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me? in this link you arrive in a village the

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things you learn first are the

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most obvious where they live what they

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eat and how they prepare the food of course

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where they get it from their enemies in the

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pits they like to eat wild pig meat

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that they catch in nets

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armed in the bush

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on the day of the hunt everyone gets up very

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early and everyone participates

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the tone

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[Music]

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for us what is not so obvious is how

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they face life joy on the outside does not

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mean life without fear on the inside and it

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takes determination in the study to

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know them in depth and often the

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facts discovered are not the most

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pleasant

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as they study their customs is

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a way of thinking about them

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one of the things revealed phantons tank

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fear and oppression in which one lives with

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one of the aspects of culture was linked to

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the 63 deaths

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the man wore a large mask and went

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dancing around the village

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they believed that this was the spirit of a

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dead ancestor returning

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the men told us that the women did

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not know that it was them who wore a

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mask they kept the mask

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hidden in a place reserved

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exclusively for men

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they explained to us the following if a

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woman wore a mask or if she

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discovered that it was a man

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wearing it, not the spirit, the punishment

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for that woman was the death penalty,

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but when I was a boy,

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my mother discovered the secret and saw the

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mask as per our custom my father

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a strict man ordered that my mother

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be killed when he died

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as soon as he passed away he showed a

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mask to my mother and her two brothers

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took it to the mantle they didn't

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want do here but our beliefs

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forced us they put a rope made of

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bark or around the

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treasury's neck I was very young but I

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remember it well

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my mother was young I loved

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my mother was killed because she saw the

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mask

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we lived and terrified

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the money didn't have it andré and where the

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team is going to read us

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[Music]

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I'm a boy laughed for years to say yes

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otto wey the beginning of you I already did it alone in a

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[Music]

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Rio de Janeiro

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what I

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found defense for I'm

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[Music]

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come here if justin hartley and

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since june

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only one team played badly kenny

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[Music]

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bye I'm

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[Music]

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who for a year

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[Music]

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in headquarters

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where gives

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[Music]

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a dream

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fate in the priests in a solemn johnson

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joleon

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[Music]

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has cat the day finally arrives when

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you know the language well and know what

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they think and you can start preaching

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the word of god

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but the question is where to start

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the bible is such a big book no

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member of the tribe who has ever had any

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contact like us we have like the

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scriptures in point before we started

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delivering

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we had to prepare Bible lessons

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our helper and at that time was not a

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believer was the key person to get - the

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appropriate biblical terminology that

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we needed to teach

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even before we started teaching the

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hills seemed sense that they were

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about to receive a wonderful message when

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teaching began the whole village of 320

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people gathered to participate at the

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secondary level in the nationals nothing about

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Jesus until we completed two months of

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teaching the fundamental stories of the

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old testament

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the first day but let's start by

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showing them the map of the village and

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we pointed out where the others or even who

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were located on that map

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from there we explained to them

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progressively

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they were located in relation to the

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neighboring tribes and where they were

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located in the province and the position of the

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province in the country of the population that right

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and where new guinea was in relation to

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australia japan united states and israel

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who can explain to them with a

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bible the word of god the speech of god

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nor there many years ago from israel to

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europe and to the world and now it was

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also coming to them the moc people

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[Music]

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the drug raia and drug anac and only in the

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second lesson we discussed the beliefs

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of the different groups about how

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they appeared on earth

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the looks they created that were created with

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two types of raisins

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when I told them that there are people

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in our country who think that man

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evolved from a creature means they

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commented what stupid people and until

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then I asked them and all

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these beliefs which one is correct and

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they said

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we don't know so I explained to

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them that for this reason God gave us his

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written word that never changes the order

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starting with god we explain how

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rr his attributes

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then we talk about satan and his

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fallen angels the bucs find hell is the

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right place to guide the water that god was

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just and send him there with the demons

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later teaching about the creation of the

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world and Adam and Eve

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we talk about man's choice to sin and

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explain how God promised a

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savior who would come one day to

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free us from sin in the Old

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Testament stories that followed and we emphasize

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God's greatness and grace to perdition

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of man without hope because of

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sin and god's provision we

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blood sacrifice through the death of a

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lamb we often use role play

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to help them understand what we are

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teaching i told them that god asked

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abraham to sacrifice isaac came up in

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a dilemma

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abraham He was obviously an

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elderly man so he must obey God

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it was through Isaac that the savior was

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promised

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I know that Abraham will obey and that

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God will save Zac's life perhaps with

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just a lamb as a substitute

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before finishing the story 4

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- came individually and suggested that

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Abraham would obey God the water and that

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he would intervene to save Isaac's life

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by providing a lamb as his

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replacement for him. They developed

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a sincere reverence for God and

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feared that they would appear to be destroyed

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because of their sins and they

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said and we are just like

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those people of sodom and gomorrah

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the work for two months we teach

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the key sounds of the old testament

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chronologically before we present

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jesus as savior

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born as a child in this world

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as we study the life of jesus the goals

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that they became great admirers of the

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Lord Jesus he became the taboo hero

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they loved and venerated him never one the

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smartphone the people of the village never missed

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a mission during the week that marks

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taught from Monday to Friday

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twice a day the sick were

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brought in on stretchers for studies when

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a pregnant woman was close to giving birth

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they found a way so that she

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could be close enough to

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hear the stories the baby was born

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during one of the meetings and the teaching

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continued

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sometimes the monkees were

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convinced that they didn't want to

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They spent every free moment of the day

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discussing their lessons and listening time after

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time to the stories recorded daily in

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this wonderful Jesus is perfect he

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could do anything and he was

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god

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in the day finally arrived when

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the story of the betrayal of Jesus by Judas

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and his trial before Pontius

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Pilate

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the people were outraged by interest betraying

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the savior but they believed that

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somehow Jesus wanted to free himself

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this was the last story that we

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told before the presentation of the

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gospel at the end of it we we told

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them tomorrow and we will finish our

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teaching

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[Music]

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the next morning the whole village was

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gathered before sunrise where I

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started presenting Jesus before

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Pilate

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the people were very series where and

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when did they see in the representation Jesus

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being spat on beaten in and placed on the

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cross

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they were simply astonished their

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eyes were shaken they could not

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believe what they were seeing in each

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in the fact of death shedding of blood

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has great profound meaning for the

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gospel

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we had filled a balloon with

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colored water to be punctured by our

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assigned Roman soldier it was when they

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saw the blood that the story began to

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have meaning for them our

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exposition and presentation of the resurrection

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jesus was simple but powerful for him

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to be the savior he was alive then I

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went back to the old testament stories again

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and starting with abel

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I explained that jesus is our sacrifice

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acceptable

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in the same way as the sacrifice of abel

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which was accepted by god

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when i finally got to the story

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of abraham isaac and i told them

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listen just as lamb was the

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substitute for isaac the death of christ

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and his shed blood are a substitute

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for you

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at that point the light truly dawned

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I could see and hear throughout the crowd

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their positive reaction to the

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message I believe I believe I believe I

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put myself in the middle of them and asked

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what they thought

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responses came from all sides like this

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the UN named, no, no, I know that I

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was born in sin and I believe that Jesus paid

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for my sins that he died in my

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place, if he is my redeemer, in fear,

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stretching out, they pleased the spirits,

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I did not know any way to

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free myself from my sins. but God by

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his grace sent you to us

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I listened and I grew in the blood in the death

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of Christ because with the payment for my

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sins I believe and God forgave me

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Nadel that day almost the entire village

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expressed their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ

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there was a tremendous feeling of

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liberation of the monkees are generally

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reserved people but when the converts

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felt liberation from their sins

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a spontaneous rejoicing broke out among

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them

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look what happened wow it is the best law

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that creates the plan is to stay but I was not

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happy in this man is testifying that

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he also believes that Jesus Christ is the goal

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for his sins

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alejo that I mean it is true

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truly true Grandpa also

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rejoices in the fact that she also believes that

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who smokes many others gave their

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testimonies of believers in Jesus Christ

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took their sins on this sea

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Marcos says if they believe then the

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word of God says their sins

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are forgiven capital it is true fu

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ok a spontaneous rejoicing and it broke out among

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them and continued for two and a half hours

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an Mr. Joaquim that we consider

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your interest in our missionary agency

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we are very sorry that you are not

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suitable for the field you

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are too old glory not to beans

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because of these people

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consider your health and your children

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landmarks and glory a church we will

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stand behind you we will

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pray for you and sustain you

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go it is in the name of the lord

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even in 1986 a remote tribe

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came to have a new understanding of

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life

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that understanding came through of the bible

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and this process was documented by

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video and such,

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the work however did not stop and in this video

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the story continues

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mark it has been very good to spend but this

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time with you and your family

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again and we can hear from you here about

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what is happening with the people of the

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tribe that you arrived in this tribe in

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1983 and I believe that their life then was

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very different from what many people think of

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as life in a tribe,

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tell us a little about this,

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Jonas, one of the impressions that many have

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about indigenous peoples is that they

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live in an ideal society happy with

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its beliefs and its way of life

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yes what you are saying is really

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true it seems that many think like this

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what I would like to do before we should

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how the tribe that lives today is to go back in

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time a little

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in the first video we made and such we

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described moc society as

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a society based on

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deception

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we showed how men wearing

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a mask a mask that represented

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a dead astral and also how they

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thought

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we see how a woman could be

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killed if she revealed knowing who

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personified that mask was just

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a man the question had been asked several times

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the women didn't realize it was

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just a man they really thought it was

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a spirit the women knew what it

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was just a man behind that

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mask those of them realized they saw the feet

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in which scars were known,

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maybe a broken finger, something that would reveal

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the identity of whoever wore

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that mask and if a woman revealed that she

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knew who she was,

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ok then she would have to be killed, that's

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what the men of the tribe didn't explain,

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it was their custom in

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Alagoas, still Another thing that men

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did was force women to make a

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lot of food for the spirit of the mask

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and I'm not exaggerating when I say that it was a

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lot, I've seen it, it was an exaggeration and it wasn't

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easy at all. The roots have to be

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dug up, carried along the

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slippery trails. mountainous and

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then prepared and at night the men

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throw a big party in their store where

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the presence of women was prohibited,

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sometimes there was so much food left over

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that they had to hide it behind the hut

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in a place that was also prohibited to

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women,

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they never gave nothing the women because they

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wanted them to believe that the

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spirits were the ones who ate the food and the

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women never complained about the injustices

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to which they were subjected because it would

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cost them their lives

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fear kept them silent ashley it was not

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easy for the women's lives

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to see this must be a shock for

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people who believe that tribal people

00:28:25

live in happy and ideal societies,

00:28:28

a fear that forces someone to remain silent is

00:28:30

certainly not a characteristic of

00:28:33

happiness, it is true and it was not just

00:28:36

women who lived dominated by

00:28:39

fear, the entire society lived under

00:28:43

the fear of the moc tribe and many other

00:28:47

tribes witchcraft is the most

00:28:50

feared thing in this world hi for example

00:28:52

recently there was a story about a

00:28:55

man called scoundrels

00:28:57

such was a powerful man who lived

00:29:00

in the village of dandan gabo is the enemy of

00:29:04

a neighboring tribe he made a

00:29:06

witchcraft work against him captured his

00:29:09

spirit in a can he took this

00:29:12

can home and threw it into the fire

00:29:15

while the can heated up the akamai

00:29:18

began to burn with fever

00:29:23

and he knew that the fever was caused by

00:29:26

witchcraft and he was scared so

00:29:30

scared They told me that he even

00:29:32

cried and finally he died.

00:29:38

Anyone who thinks that these people

00:29:40

live happily the way they are needs to see

00:29:43

one of their funerals in our

00:29:46

western society we make death seem less

00:29:48

tragic the body is placed in a

00:29:51

beautiful coffin and we put makeup on the person to make them

00:29:54

look like they are sleeping,

00:29:56

they are surrounded by flowers and we make

00:29:58

records in their memory, we

00:30:00

still have hope, even if for

00:30:03

some it is already false, of being able to see this

00:30:05

person again in heaven, our culture has

00:30:09

deep down just the hope that

00:30:11

if a person is good in life he will have a

00:30:13

happy destiny after this life in the

00:30:17

tribal society but there is no

00:30:20

funeral home the dead do not receive any

00:30:22

makeup there are no flowers there are no

00:30:25

speeches and there is no

00:30:27

hope and

00:30:34

also at least you were say if

00:30:37

in the eternal hope that we have in the

00:30:39

word of god the bible but mark

00:30:42

we talked a little about how you teach

00:30:45

these people

00:30:47

of course this is the part that really excites me

00:30:51

we take the bible and starting in

00:30:54

genesis

00:30:55

we teach in chronological sequence

00:30:57

choosing key passage about god

00:31:00

who he is how he is and topics such as

00:31:04

sin look what is who is a sinner and the

00:31:08

judgment of that sin

00:31:10

each topic and each lesson built on the

00:31:13

previous ones as a

00:31:15

progressive revelation of the word of god come back

00:31:22

as we taught men for the first time the

00:31:24

old testament of the tribe

00:31:26

began to look for me wanting to know

00:31:28

how to do it with all the ease in which they

00:31:31

lived

00:31:32

they were learning that all deceit

00:31:34

is a sin

00:31:35

the weight of sin began to weigh on

00:31:38

their shoulders what will we do mark we lie

00:31:45

to women we deceive

00:31:47

routines

00:31:48

o What are we going to do? God will judge us

00:31:52

for our lies and not love us if we tell

00:31:54

women. It will be a great

00:31:56

shame in their culture. A man would never

00:32:00

apologize. It's a woman.

00:32:09

they were deceiving with the masks and

00:32:12

the women said oh but we always

00:32:15

knew it was you and not a

00:32:17

spirit because the women pretended to be

00:32:20

deceived so as not to be killed as

00:32:22

their culture dictated,

00:32:24

now don't think that this was not a

00:32:26

serious issue for them,

00:32:28

traditional culture moqueca tells how an

00:32:31

entire tribe was exterminated by another for

00:32:34

having revealed the secrets of the mask to one of

00:32:37

their women,

00:32:39

so at the end of your chronicle

00:32:41

you taught us about the death and

00:32:44

resurrection of Jesus Christ and so on

00:32:48

and that was when we showed you the

00:32:50

association between the old and new

00:32:52

testaments

00:32:54

it was then that they realized that the

00:32:56

sacrifice of the lamb recorded in the

00:32:59

old testament was a picture of what

00:33:01

Christ would do on the cross

00:33:06

the video and so on there is a scene that many

00:33:09

people have told me is their favorite

00:33:12

let's see then a leader from the village

00:33:25

is saying that he also believes that

00:33:27

Christ died for his sin and so on they

00:33:33

say it's good it's true it's the pure truth

00:33:39

[Music]

00:33:42

the cast in one turn rejoices that he

00:33:46

believes and she says she also believes that

00:33:49

several hills that give your testimony

00:33:50

of believing that Christ bore your

00:33:54

sins

00:33:55

[Applause]

00:33:56

I said if you really want it then

00:34:01

the word of God says that your

00:34:02

sins are forgiven and that is good it is

00:34:06

true that spontaneous julius

00:34:09

spreads among the dead in a celebration

00:34:10

that lasted two and a half hours all the

00:34:13

discouragement tiredness from the long hours of

00:34:16

cultural and linguistic studies we

00:34:18

spent will suddenly become

00:34:20

insignificant those first few hours

00:34:23

after completing the

00:34:24

gospel plan made everything

00:34:27

worth marking the last thing I

00:34:29

would be thinking about that day what would be

00:34:31

the next step but you told me that

00:34:34

on that day something happened that

00:34:35

became a historic milestone in the growth

00:34:37

of these new believers in Christ

00:34:40

they celebrated for a long time

00:34:42

while I saw those testimonies and

00:34:45

saw all that jubilation and it came to mind

00:34:48

what the pastor shared with me in

00:34:50

America

00:34:51

he said the first thing I do is

00:34:55

encourage new converts to

00:34:56

share the good news with others

00:35:00

he wanted them to do this before they

00:35:04

discovered that many believers in

00:35:06

Jesus do not share their faith and this was

00:35:09

it that came to my mind at that moment

00:35:11

in my joy of the new converts

00:35:14

so at that same moment I started

00:35:17

asking when are you going to tell

00:35:19

this good news to other tribes and

00:35:22

suddenly everything quieted down so I insist

00:35:25

on the question

00:35:26

no one answers anyone and the hills

00:35:30

are not so

00:35:31

he always answered the questions

00:35:34

so they asked what they were

00:35:36

thinking today one of them

00:35:38

reading responded saying like this won't

00:35:41

be we have no idea

00:35:43

how to do this and everyone joined him

00:35:46

saying excitedly yes we will

00:35:49

so I replied no very well

00:35:52

let's go showing how it's done is raul

00:36:00

me action and it was really exciting

00:36:03

to live with these new brothers in

00:36:04

Christ their faith was so simple,

00:36:07

for example, a little while later I

00:36:10

was teaching the book of acts and in the

00:36:12

fourth chapter

00:36:14

we saw that part where the

00:36:15

apostles peter and john gave their

00:36:17

report to the church

00:36:19

the text says seeing this raise

00:36:23

their voices together to god saying o sovereign

00:36:27

you made the sky the earth the sea and everything

00:36:30

you use and there I was reading about

00:36:34

the god creator of all things in the world heaven

00:36:38

and earth and I arrived at verse 31

00:36:42

after praying among a thousand places where

00:36:45

the games were gathered exactly

00:36:48

after I read this passage a

00:36:51

tremendous earthquake occurred

00:36:53

I ran out and shouted for them to

00:36:55

get out from under him so that

00:36:56

nothing would fall on them

00:36:58

but then they will sit there I don't

00:37:01

forget the applause reaction he

00:37:03

had a huge smile and looked

00:37:05

calmly from one side to the other

00:37:06

they weren't

00:37:09

worried at all his attitude was that's it that's

00:37:13

it our great god he is

00:37:16

just demonstrating how

00:37:19

he did that day he is

00:37:21

showing us his power now

00:37:23

[Music]

00:37:32

with the new need that began to

00:37:34

live in god moc many relationships

00:37:37

broken by falsehood could be

00:37:39

restored husbands began to show

00:37:42

more love and care for their wives

00:37:45

they they stopped deceiving them and the beatings they

00:37:48

gave them became a thing of the

00:37:50

past

00:37:51

before the men spent a lot of time in the

00:37:53

men's hut often pointing out

00:37:56

things that would result in problems

00:37:58

now they started spending more time

00:38:01

with their wives they started

00:38:03

taking on greater responsibility with the

00:38:05

raising of his children

00:38:07

these were good things, big changes

00:38:09

and of course they talked about bringing

00:38:12

the good news to the other villages in the

00:38:20

first week after he was

00:38:22

converted, three men with

00:38:24

mold appeared, the neighbor wanted to know if we would

00:38:26

teach them, would they have light? in your

00:38:32

eyes but in our eyes there is only darkness

00:38:34

when we look into each other's eyes we

00:38:37

only see darkness in the eyes of those

00:38:40

you taught we see light

00:38:43

we want this light because these men

00:38:47

started to appear every week

00:38:49

begging us to teach them

00:38:52

so I thought there it is the opportunity

00:38:54

for the men of my village to learn

00:38:57

to teach well from the beginning you

00:39:00

implemented a strategy in which they

00:39:03

would learn to teach by your example I

00:39:05

have here a diagram a

00:39:07

twitter diagram I would like you

00:39:08

to explain your strategy to us the

00:39:14

basic steps were as follows in Monday the

00:39:16

day I taught they helped me and what

00:39:20

really became clear was that the new

00:39:22

converts realized that I was

00:39:24

teaching this new village in exactly the

00:39:28

same way that they had learned

00:39:30

one step at a time from a to b from b

00:39:34

to c

00:39:35

it was exactly the same process and this

00:39:40

really encouraged

00:39:41

new believers from the first village so

00:39:44

I started asking some of them to

00:39:46

help me teach. They were

00:39:49

quite scared at first but they were very

00:39:51

good and they gained confidence as

00:39:54

time went by

00:39:59

at night they sat in the longhouses of the

00:40:02

village by playing cassette tapes of the lessons

00:40:04

and reviewing the stories told so

00:40:07

far, they really helped when

00:40:13

we arrived at the third village, they were the ones

00:40:15

who taught and I only helped

00:40:18

there when I told the molds from the

00:40:19

third village that I would not be

00:40:21

teaching but that they would be the converts

00:40:23

of the first village the molds of the third

00:40:26

didn't like it very much

00:40:27

they didn't want a tuxedo teacher they were

00:40:31

afraid that the hills that didn't

00:40:33

teach would do well but I told them

00:40:36

that the moves would teach exactly the

00:40:38

same lessons

00:40:39

they still wanted me to teach it but

00:40:42

I told them that it was impossible because I

00:40:44

was just one and I couldn't be in

00:40:47

so many villages at the same time, I would be a

00:40:50

young teacher or else nothing would be done, there

00:40:53

was no one else who could teach well,

00:40:55

they accepted very quickly and

00:40:58

it happened just like that, the molds from the

00:41:01

first village taught everything and I

00:41:03

just I helped them in the fourth village Osman

00:41:09

who taught and I just watched this has already

00:41:14

spread to all the villages and so and

00:41:17

since the fourth village the teachers have been

00:41:20

dying one of the biggest keys to

00:41:29

the success of this multiplication of teaching

00:41:31

has been our literacy program

00:41:34

developed for my wife glory the

00:41:37

hunger for the word of god can be very

00:41:40

great but if you don't have people who

00:41:42

can read the bible then you won't have

00:41:45

qualified teachers and you will have a

00:41:47

problem in

00:41:48

the soap I have translated it into literature as

00:41:51

quickly as possible

00:41:53

which we print on a

00:41:55

laser printer and make multiple photocopies

00:41:58

of this material

00:41:59

my daughter nicole has often

00:42:01

helped us with this and we have put the

00:42:04

copies in the hands of the hills

00:42:06

the motivation to learn to read is

00:42:08

much greater when there is a variety of

00:42:10

literature available as

00:42:14

literate, good that we have

00:42:16

encouraged them to write their own

00:42:18

stories in their language and we have

00:42:21

also made this material

00:42:23

available on average we consume around

00:42:26

8 thousand sheets of paper per month now it

00:42:30

was not easy osman who left it in his

00:42:33

village for others

00:42:34

at Sometimes we think it's easier to

00:42:37

force indigenous teachers,

00:42:39

indigenous missionaries, to leave their

00:42:42

homes, but it's not that

00:42:45

they have their own land, their

00:42:47

plantations, their favorite hunting

00:42:51

and fishing areas, their family and friends, and

00:42:55

often the places they go to

00:42:57

are very strange for them.

00:42:59

They will have to live among people who

00:43:01

fought against their people who performed

00:43:03

witchcraft against them, with these places they

00:43:07

are very far from the medical help that

00:43:09

we offer them, it is a real

00:43:12

sacrifice and requires real dedication,

00:43:15

I remember one of our

00:43:18

teachers,

00:43:19

he said you know actually I don't need to

00:43:22

go I could stay here but I feel

00:43:25

like God wants me to go and that's enough

00:43:27

so they go

00:43:29

we have 15 teachers trained in

00:43:32

literacy and 42 Bible teachers

00:43:35

and they are working in 12 villages

00:43:38

yes we chose one of these villages and

00:43:41

the raw material that you filmed, we

00:43:43

put together a brief sequence of images,

00:43:46

let's follow from the

00:43:48

last day of teaching that the teachers

00:43:49

teach the life of Christ,

00:43:51

there are some believers among the

00:43:53

spectators who came that day, but

00:43:56

I believe that the majority who You see

00:43:58

it's from non-believers,

00:44:01

there was a lot of good missing here we see Jesus being

00:44:04

brought before Pilate

00:44:06

they are making accusations against

00:44:09

him

00:44:10

they say this is a bad man

00:44:13

he is guilty reports ask but what

00:44:18

did he do he is not convinced

00:44:22

that the accusations they are true

00:44:25

they ask questions who are you

00:44:27

friends with, are you friends with this man, Caesar's friend, do

00:44:30

you want to be friends with a bad man and

00:44:34

now they are beating Jesus they don't

00:44:36

hit hard enough to hurt but they are

00:44:38

very convincing in conveying the

00:44:40

idea that Christ it was really hurt

00:44:45

all the participants in this

00:44:47

dramatization sold 10 who have already been

00:44:49

evangelized they are Christian leaders

00:44:54

formidable men

00:44:56

they lock the nails between their feet and

00:44:59

fingers

00:45:00

[Music]

00:45:01

they use a dye and vegetable mixed

00:45:04

with water it's very real

00:45:09

[Music]

00:45:11

it's ok here we see them representing the

00:45:14

quilombo people of jesus

00:45:16

hey you there on the cross you helped the other

00:45:20

branches help yourself you are not capable of

00:45:23

this then you are not that powerful

00:45:26

you are a liar you are a deceiver you are

00:45:28

nothing more than a fake and came back several

00:45:32

people have already told me that when they

00:45:34

see the players they make a

00:45:36

real impact seals it is

00:45:39

god himself who is being stolen there are

00:45:41

now jesus is dead and a soldier pierces

00:45:44

his side with a spear

00:45:46

we put a plastic bag with

00:45:48

red dye to symbolize the

00:45:50

blood is spilled,

00:45:51

so many people, when they see the blood

00:45:54

flow, make the connection with the

00:45:56

sacrifice of the lambs in the old

00:45:58

testament.

00:46:10

cross and placing it on the tomb and

00:46:16

throughout this dramatization the teachers

00:46:19

are explaining in detail to the audience

00:46:21

what is happening it is important

00:46:24

that they understand each stage of the

00:46:26

dramatization I love this

00:46:29

tree bark door symbolizes the stone that was

00:46:32

rolled from the empty tomb hand here this is

00:46:35

really very good and of course then

00:46:37

you explain that Christ is really

00:46:38

alive exactly at the end Christ appears

00:46:42

giving the great commission saying that we

00:46:45

should go to everyone and get this

00:46:47

good news to everyone

00:46:54

now we see a very excited teacher

00:46:56

his name is like that He is so moved that

00:46:59

he is having difficulty starting to

00:47:01

speak but he is going back to the Old

00:47:04

Testament to explain how those

00:47:07

passages explain the reason for the coming of

00:47:09

Christ.

00:47:10

He starts there in Genesis and progresses

00:47:13

through the Old Testament highlighting the

00:47:16

principle found in Leviticus 17

00:47:18

11

00:47:19

because the life of the flesh

00:47:21

in the blood for which I have given on

00:47:24

the altar to make atonement for your

00:47:26

souls on account of it is the blood that gives

00:47:29

breath by virtue of the life and also the

00:47:32

passing of April the 9th and 22nd without the

00:47:34

shedding of blood there is no forgiveness

00:47:36

forgiveness of sins he is teaching

00:47:39

how ram was offered by abraham

00:47:42

in place of isaac and this really

00:47:45

helps to show how we are sinners

00:47:47

under condemnation and deserving of

00:47:50

punishment and then the death of christ

00:47:52

shedding his blood to pay with

00:47:54

our sin

00:47:56

right now we see some who have begun to

00:47:58

understand and who are standing up to

00:48:00

testify that they believe that Christ died

00:48:02

this place for their sins

00:48:04

they begin to stand up men,

00:48:06

women and children and the teachers ask

00:48:09

questions to make sure that they

00:48:11

really understand the machines I say

00:48:15

what is it that They are saying today I

00:48:18

learned the truth I believe in death and

00:48:22

blood as payment in substitution

00:48:24

for my sin Jesus took my place and

00:48:27

my sin is forgiven the teacher

00:48:31

asks him if you died now what

00:48:34

would happen to you and he responds

00:48:36

I would to heaven

00:48:38

the teacher asks and why do you say

00:48:40

that he answers because I truly

00:48:43

believe that death the blood of Jesus

00:48:45

Christ takes my place for my sin

00:48:50

we the testimonies are all similar

00:48:53

but the teachers ask their questions

00:48:55

specifically for each person is a

00:48:59

person who had a past of good

00:49:01

deeds they will try to find out if he

00:49:03

is basing himself on any merit of

00:49:05

his own to be saved

00:49:07

this question was the moc's idea

00:49:11

[Music]

00:49:15

Saturday some of the children demonstrate that they

00:49:18

have understood teaching

00:49:19

they are very smart and surprise

00:49:22

even the teachers move

00:49:24

they came back saying wow how

00:49:26

well these children respond and even

00:49:31

when the questions left the adults

00:49:33

in response it looked like a child with the

00:49:35

correct answer

00:49:36

[Music]

00:49:38

op and then suddenly they start

00:49:42

running and shouting

00:49:44

we have no equivalent reaction to this

00:49:46

our culture is simply the result

00:49:48

of a tremendous emotional liberation

00:49:51

when they realize that their sins

00:49:52

are forgiven,

00:49:54

I no longer carry condemnation, guilt,

00:49:56

weight and darkness are things of the past, my

00:50:00

family and I end up

00:50:01

participating, it is also difficult to keep

00:50:03

the camera steady, this jubilation It went on

00:50:06

for a long time, but then

00:50:09

they suddenly realized

00:50:12

that all their ancestors had

00:50:14

passed from this life to a

00:50:16

godless eternity and the screams turned into tears.

00:50:23

what we taught but

00:50:25

what happened here

00:50:27

they cried for a while and then

00:50:29

went back to singing and celebrating

00:50:32

op what are they singing in this

00:50:36

song the lyrics say today the

00:50:40

true God extended grace and mercy to

00:50:42

us today the grace of God that is so good

00:50:45

has reached us people moc and today I believe

00:50:49

in God he Jesus Christ is our

00:50:51

true lord and master God has

00:50:58

undoubtedly done great things in this tribe

00:51:00

death

00:51:01

he has not yet finished all this is

00:51:03

just the beginning

00:51:04

men and women are still

00:51:06

volunteering to spread

00:51:08

the gospel to others Tuxedo villages

00:51:11

have not only evangelized their own

00:51:13

people but are now beginning to extend to

00:51:16

tribes with other languages

00:51:18

just like the apostles in the new

00:51:20

testament and they are commissioned and

00:51:23

sent by those who are responsible for

00:51:25

supporting them, they

00:51:27

gather all their belongings and

00:51:29

they go they face tremendous obstacles

00:51:33

they have to make enormous sacrifices

00:51:35

but they still go and there are still

00:51:39

many tribes of linguistic groups that do

00:51:41

not yet have a missionary the men we

00:51:44

see talking to max option of

00:51:46

a delegation sent to ask

00:51:48

missionaries to move to their village

00:51:50

their tribe from a

00:51:52

totally different linguistic group and I believe that God

00:51:55

wants them in some way to also

00:51:57

know the gospel two thousand years ago

00:52:00

the apostle Paul wrote words to this

00:52:02

effect that are still valid today I have

00:52:05

always made a point of preaching the gospel

00:52:07

where Christ was not yet known in such a

00:52:10

way that he was not building on

00:52:11

another's foundation but rather as it is

00:52:15

written, those who

00:52:18

had not heard of him will see it and

00:52:21

those who had not heard him will understand it already a

00:52:27

little before we moved to Wheat

00:52:29

in 1984 a group of men even though

00:52:32

they came walking along the mountains

00:52:34

they looked for one of our

00:52:36

missionaries and said we want

00:52:38

the missionary to live with us and they were

00:52:42

serious they brought good money

00:52:45

with them 20 quina was a common way of

00:52:47

saying and listen

00:52:49

we want to buy a missionary today

00:52:53

the hills who wouldn't dream of being able to

00:52:55

buy everything they received because

00:52:58

now they know that the message of the

00:53:00

bible is the free gift of salvation

00:53:03

through Christ's death on the cross and his

00:53:06

resurrection from the dead

00:53:09

and this is an offering they cannot

00:53:12

pass up to communicate to others,

00:53:20

look

00:53:24

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00:53:27

death raises a machine that doesn't follow the

00:53:30

same lines and doesn't even know where they

00:53:32

heard it, but our video team

00:53:35

discovered that all they had to do was sing once and

00:53:37

the hills would

00:53:39

record the melody that it sounds like the melody

00:53:41

you hear in the background, the hills that

00:53:43

composed their own lyrics to

00:53:45

glorify God,

00:53:53

the match was difficult, our team

00:53:55

had to maintain its objectivity

00:53:57

while recording the images, being in the midst of

00:54:00

these people ends up affecting me, I attended a

00:54:03

mocchi meeting with One of the

00:54:04

members of the video team drew

00:54:06

my attention to a boy of about 10

00:54:08

years old who was diligently taking notes on the

00:54:11

Bible edition,

00:54:12

he was very careful and that's when I

00:54:15

thought, I've never seen any child that

00:54:17

age taking notes from our

00:54:19

Western churches on the last day. when

00:54:23

we were filming there was an old man there, called

00:54:25

his health was so precarious

00:54:28

that we didn't even know if he would reach the end

00:54:30

of his studies, but he managed to

00:54:34

become a leader while the

00:54:37

teachers went to other

00:54:39

villages and he asked if he couldn't

00:54:41

accompany them to be able to teach the

00:54:43

old people and make sure that they

00:54:45

were also understanding each edition

00:54:47

and that's how he did it but climbing

00:54:49

mountains crossing rivers going from

00:54:51

village to village to help teach

00:54:53

the old people that I have a good look

00:54:56

at him because the next Once someone

00:54:59

will see you in eternity with God, he died a

00:55:02

few weeks ago after filming, but

00:55:03

these images and you don't know, I believe that if

00:55:09

the strength of a church can be measured

00:55:11

by its young people and its old people, it is bad,

00:55:13

then I am forced to conclude that

00:55:16

We have a lot to learn from our

00:55:19

brothers, the Morro people

00:55:21

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#missõestransculturais O Povo #Mouk das remotas florestas de Papua Nova Guiné em 1986 foram alcançados por um casal missionários que deixaram tudo pelo chamado de Deus. Resultado; uma tribo inteira se rendem ao Senhor JESUS. É impossível não se emocionar. O vídeo foi remasterizado de VHS para DVD( 455 MB) e por fim MP4 HD 3,18 GB. foi o melhor que deu para fazer... que todos sejam abençoados.... 00:00 01:05 05:10 10:15 15:20 20:25 36:06 cena predileta #terremoto 55:00

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