A speaker describes spiritual battles that nearly silenced him, then repeatedly pleads for mercy at the altar in English, Swahili, and other languages, invoking Jehovah and the Son of David as he seeks divine breakthrough and refreshment.
I have fought battles, battles that almost caught me off, battles that almost silenced me. It was on the threshing floor, it was on the floor of the altar that God began to intervene. There were days I began to call His name. I will lie on the altar like this. ila kubala tela makondia lakitile bahu sabrede kapalada veleto maasende lekebaha show me mercy show me mercy Jehovah etana nimota invincible God show me mercy grant me mercy in the mighty name of Jesus elegebaha ila sove leke mahundia lakaparate istavarade kematondia lakatasabaha Kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, kwa hivyo, Ika parados kapa, imota ha, invincible, the true and the only God, the only wise God, son of David. Ina ga balados ha balaba ha, rika ha, refresh me ha, refresh me ha, refresh me ha, new gamete ha, new gamete ha, maka tulabaka ha. Let me explain to you. One day, I got a call from somebody. Kwa hivyo kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye kwenye Kwa hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo, hivyo. ὠᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱᾱ Kwa hivyo wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati, wakati
