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| A dead girl raised to life - Miracles in Indian missions |
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Anita’s story
Anita was a normal young girl like other girls in her village in Haryana from the Valmiki tribe. But while she was studying in her 9th standard she was possessed by the evil spirits and became partially mad. She was not willing to have food for many days and kept silent often. For two years her mother had been taking her to the Doctors and later to the magicians and witch doctors in many places. The family spent most of their money for the medicines but nothing happened to Anita. The parents were deprived and discouraged about their daughter’s life. They have a neighbor old lady who is saved recently shared them about Jesus and prayed for them. But the family was not willing to leave their religion and accept Jesus.
Anita (left) with her mother and Pastor.
At last, Anita died on fourth Sunday morning of November 07. When our believer sister came to know about Anita’s death she went to their house and asked them to take the dead body to her Pastor’s house nearby and she believed that the Lord Jesus could still perform a miracle as she remembered her Pastor’s message about Jesus raising Lazarus. About 10 am on Sunday the family had taken the dead body in a cycle rickshaw and came for the Sunday service. Our local Pastor was extremely upset by seeing a dead body in their midst and many villagers gathered to see a miracle. Suddenly the Holy Spirit gave him a Bible verse from Hebrews 11:35, that’s “Women received back their dead, raised to life again”. During the Sunday service by faith they have prayed for a miracle and the Lord Jesus Christ heard their cry and came down to the village in Haryana to show that He is the Lord. Once the Sunday service finished Anita started breathing. After an hour she stood on her feet and the people were marveled. Anita became perfectly well and the villagers gave their hearts to Jesus.
Brother Prince has another ministry which reaches out to many north India provinces, where we have just sent some money for His bible project/evangelism
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| To add a comment to "A dead girl raised to life - Miracles in Indian missions" |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| Alleluyah! Our Heavenly Father The All Mighty Jesus Christ Always Does Great And Marvelous Things, He Is The King Of Glory. Alleluyah! |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| praise God for this miracle!! He is still our God of miracles!!!! After seeing something like this, and people still don't believe, they will probably never will. Thanks for sharing this wonderful miracle it is uplifting for our faith!!! Blessings to you! |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| wonderful, encouraging.... |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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That is Awesome!!!! |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| Wow,What a wonderful and inspiring miracle to happen.Thank you for sharing this and God bless you all.By the way, did the family convert to christianism or are they still worshiping their other religion? |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| Oh I am so sorry, I read the lsat line after I posted the last coment.I am so happy they gave their life to our LORD.Praise HIS Holy name |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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Praise God! I am so happy many will come to Lord and know who is Lord!
Linda |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| Such miracles are not reported by the media. |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| Praise you JESUS!!! |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| We need this everywhere so man can know God still in control of everything on heaven and earth. |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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Amen. True miracles take place in mission fields where the Name of Jesus Christ is not known. During the New Testament days, such miracles were taking place. But now, the preachers attempt to display God's power on the stages. When we go and preach the gospel in places not reached by the gospel, such miracles do take place.
Job Anbalagan |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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| I agree Job, this is probably one of the reasons we are not seeing this in the "Western Church" |
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| February 07, 2008 |
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Dear Cheryl,
Welcome! Thanks for your comments.
Job Anbalagan |
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| February 13, 2008 |
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May I humbly add this comment: My humble and godly pastor taught me something new (that I didn't know) about miracles on Sunday from Acts 3 and Acts 4:9-12.
He said MIRACLES ALWAYS HAPPEN FOR A PURPOSE greater than just the healing, or raising back to life, or demons being cast out etc.
In the case of Acts 3 and 4, right after the miracle, Peter and John were arrested just weeks after the same guys had KILLED Jesus Christ of Nazareth. The purpose for the miracle was to give credibility to the speakers so people would listen to them share about salvation.
Peter had told the crippled man, "In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk." Peter pulled him up and the man, crippled from birth, was healed by the power of God. He was excited, joyful "evidence", sitting waving his hand in the courtroom...Evidence of a life that was changed by the power of God and proof of God's seal of approval on what Peter and John were doing in evangelism. It was not a matter for arguement with the evidence sitting right there. (Or in the case of the dead girl, standing right there.) Unmistakable change is irrefutable. When God begins to work in a person, he/she has a boldness, and confident knowledge, a strength inside not there before. They stay "on task"...focused on what things are important.
We must pray for people and share the gospel...the greatest form of love and care we can have. Nothing is more important than a person's eternal soul...any other help, while opening doors to the evangelist, is temporary. The danger is to stop focusing on evangelising and to start focusing mainly on helping the community....a sure way to crash and burn. WHILE we are helping we must be fishing, or our helping is in vain...putting on a band-aid when a heart transplant is needed. |
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| February 13, 2008 |
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| Connie, you have taught a great truth here. Miracles take place not just for keeping someone happy in his/her life but for the propagation of the gospel. |
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