Crippled Boy Healed - Throws Crutches Away!
February 10, 2015
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as posted by the channelIn December of 2012, Desi Iruewi became crippled. When Christ for all Nations visited his city, Cotonou, Benin, something supernatural happened to him.
He said, "The Preacher was praying for us and said for us to lift up our hands, and that the Holy Spirit would visit us. I was standing there with my eyes closed, lifting up my hands and praying. I was expecting my miracle. I could feel a cold wind enter my hip and everything cooled down. And I felt that the bone that had come out, had gone back into its place. Then the Preacher said to do what we could not do before. So I tried to bend forward and I could. I could turn, too. So I just stated running around and around.
I was so happy after I was healed that I woke up four hours later and continued rejoicing. I couldn’t sleep. My heart was at peace and I was so joyful. I was very happy for the healing.
I advise anyone who is suffering to repent and give their lives to Jesus. If they believe everything is possible, Jesus will heal them. They will receive the Kingdom of God and enter into paradise everlasting"
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