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This story
is true, but the names of the people have been changed, and the country
cannot be revealed due to sensitivity. |
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Several years
ago, missionary Frank Johnson and his wife were traveling with their son
through a country in |
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The spirit
of oppression becomes more noticeable near the temples of the various gods.
In fact, visitors from the |
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On this
particular day, the Johnsons were driving their red Speed the Light Jeep®
Wagoneer, dubbed the “Pentecostal Firewagon” by their missionary friends. It
was a bit larger than most cars in the area. The roads were narrow, so when
two vehicles met, one had to pull onto the shoulder of the road to let the
other vehicle pass. |
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Most
bridges were even narrower than the paved roads. If two vehicles approached from
opposite ends of a bridge, one vehicle would have to give up the right-of-way
and allow the other vehicle to pass before they could cross the bridge. |
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The
Johnsons approached a narrow bridge. Frank looked carefully to see if there
were any other vehicles approaching the bridge at the other end. His Speed
the Light jeep is so wide that another vehicle could not be on the bridge at
the same time as his. Since he did not see any other vehicles, he started to
drive across the bridge. |
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As the
Johnsons neared the middle of the bridge, they saw a car racing toward them.
Men had their heads out the windows, and they were shouting angrily. They
seemed to be drunk. A head-on collision seemed inevitable. The car was
approaching rapidly, and there was no room to pass. |
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There was
nothing the Johnsons could do, and there was nowhere to go. The only thing
they could do was pray. At the same instant, Frank and his wife both cried,
“Jesus, help us!” They closed their eyes and braced themselves for the
impact. |
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At that
instant, a miracle occurred. The Johnsons opened their eyes and immediately
found themselves parked at the other end of the bridge. |
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For some
moments they sat still, pale and trembling, but praising God. They don’t know
how, but they were all safe and unharmed. The other vehicle was gone, and the
Johnsons’ jeep didn’t have a scratch. |
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Many years
have passed since the Johnson’s lives were saved on that bridge. Did God send
angels to pick up their “Pentecostal Firewagon” and carry it from the middle
of the bridge to a safe place on the other side? They don’t know; their eyes
were closed. They didn’t see angels, but they went on their way rejoicing
that the name of Jesus brings help when demonic forces seem invincible. |
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There is
power in the name of Jesus. When you need help, don’t forget to call on
Jesus. He’s always there and He hears your prayers. |
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The
information from this story came from Mountain Movers |
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From: http://4kids.ag.org/ |