The next day, I took
Ahmad from his apartment to the project and he was very quiet. He came to me and said, "Two hours have
gone by and I am hesitant. Shall I talk
to you or not?"
"What's the
problem Ahmad?" I said.
He answered. "Yesterday, after you left me, a person
came to me in my dream. He was illuminating."
I asked whom this
person was, to which he replied, “I don't know.
I couldn't look at his face because of the bright light. But, I saw his sandals. They were honey-colored and they had a
ribbon. The minute he put his leg on my bed, he kicked me."
I said, "He kicked you? Was it a nightmare?"
"No," he
answered, "It was the most beautiful night I have ever had in my
life. There was great peace. His voice
was like thunder, like an echo, like a light murmuring sound."
I understood
immediately that these expressions are biblical: the thunder, the echo, and the
light murmuring sound. This is how the
prophets experienced the presence of God.
I understood that the Lord Jesus talked to him in his dream. But, I didn't tell him so. I asked him, "What did he tell
you?"
He replied, "He
asked a question. ‘Why did you open your
heart?’ and I answered him, ‘Because I felt at ease with him.’ He said, ‘Don't tell anybody the sins you
mentioned. Stay with him and do whatever
he tells you. And don't argue him.’"
I had tears in my eyes
when I heard this man's experience. I
then invited him to an evangelical evening that was planned that evening in
Deir-El-Kamar. He answered that he would
come.
So he went with the
apostolic team to the evangelical evening and he argued with them, asking,
"Why do you talk more about Jesus than you do about God?"
I said, "Ahmad,
do not argue. Take the bible and God
will answer you."
Ahmad took the bible
and he opened it. It was John 1:1,
”In the beginning was the Word,
and the Word was with God, and the Word was
God.”
I explained that it
means that Jesus is God. He was greatly
shocked, and then he said, “From now on, I want to make Jesus the Christ the
priority in my life."
Evening came, and morning followed--the second day.
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