My last day in this beautiful country of Ethiopia
Today I give the final exam. I think it is fair but will be difficult for some students. Most of them are good Bible readers which is encouraging. On the plane at 11:45pm for the long flight home.
GREAT TRIP!!
That’s the elevation here! 7504 in Addis, 7109 in Ambo.
Visited the National Museum and saw the famous Lucy fossils.
Pillows for tribal peoples.
A mural depicting the fighting to expel the Italians – WWII
Market in Ambo.
The museum’s restaurant.
Ethiopia
In the car for 7 hours yesterday visiting the 5 teachers and 60 students in Ambo. Great bunch of guys and good students.
Ethiopia pics
Monomanics?
I’m in my hotel room in Ethiopia. Awakened at 3am by the calls to pray played in the city – for all to hear! To pray at 3am, 5am. If you haven’t experienced this, it is common in the countries I visit – loudspeakers blaring – 5 times a day. Pray. Muslim prayers. They are fanatics for a lie. They don’t know, or say they don’t know, but it’s a damnable heresy. They are wrong. The Jesus of the Bible is God, He did die and rise for sins. It really happened. Yes, the Bible is true. But the players of this call to prayer, now going on for 2 3/4 hours… reject Jesus’ person and work. Most of my Uber drivers, as I travel, are committed to this false religion, Muslims. Fanatics. Maniacs. Monomaniacs for a lie.
This article in CT caught my eye as I listened to their pre-recorded calls to prayer and studied to preach two times today to some other fanatics, Jonah 1, and 2 Corinthians 5. Maniacs for Jesus. 25 of them sat in my class yesterday. We talked about Jesus and the Bible – all day. We never tired. Nothing about this Jesus is boring. Today, they will spend all day in church: eating together, partaking of the Lord’s Supper, singing, praying, listening, encouraging each other – rejoicing in the truth, the truth about Jesus. I can’t wait! It’s a little bit of heaven here. They are monomaniacs for Jesus.
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