40 results from September 2007.
September 12, 2007

They Tried to Boil Him to Death, But He Lived

If you're like me, you were thinking a lot yesterday about all of those people who died on 9-11-01. Some of those people entered an eternity without Christ Jesus, and others entered an eternity with Him. And some people miraculously missed the flights that ended in such tragedy. This is evidence that God is in control and that it is appointed unto man, once to die, and then after that, the judgment. Today's Extreme Devotion is one of my all time favorite. Read on...
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Extreme Devotion
September 10, 2007

Are You a Spiritual Revolutionary?

The early Christians were spiritual revolutionaries. In a society that worshiped idols and called those who refused “atheists,” Christians were a radical force that threatened Rome’s continuity. They went against the majority rule and so became a perceived threat to the Roman authority. They were hated so much that their deaths were not only numerous, but they were carried out with horrendous flair.
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Extreme Devotion
September 7, 2007

Another Christian Martyr in Eritrea

Breaking News from our friends at Compass Direct... LOS ANGELES, September 7 (Compass Direct News) – Eritrean authorities tortured a woman to death on Wednesday (September 5) for refusing to recant her Christian faith, the fourth such killing in less than a year, according to a Christian support organization. Open Doors said in a statement that it had confirmed the death of 33-year-old Migsti Haile at the Wi’a Military Training Center; she was one of 10 single Christian women arrested at a church gathering in Keren who have spent 18 months under severe pressure. On February 15, Magos Solomon Semere died under torture at the Adi-Nefase Military Confinement facility outside Assab, and last October 17, two other Christians died from torture wounds in Eritrea. Two days after Immanuel Andegergesh, 23, and Kibrom Firemichel, 30, were arrested for holding a religious service in a private home south of Asmara, they died from torture injuries and severe dehydration in a military camp outside the town of Adi-Quala, eyewitnesses told Compass. Read the full report here.Stacy's Note: I'm not sure about you, but I think the media should be reporting on these stories. I would love to know more about this precious lady, see a picture of her, learn about her family and also give them all a hug who are now left without their loved one.I also want to encourage all of you who read these stories daily, like I do, and just thank you and ask you to remember these nations in prayer. But even just as important, if you can, please take one of these blog entries and copy it and email it to your pastor or email list because more people need to know. If you do this, please email me at the link on the sidebar. Thank you so much!
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Posted by The Voice of the Martyrs in Christian Persecution