CoolJ![]() Member Posts: 354 From: ny Registered: 07-11-2004 |
You've probably heard of this man in news lately Abdul Rahman Abdul is an Afghani. He was a Muslim; but 14 or 16 years ago, while working with some Christian aid workers, something happened that changed his life in a profound way. He heard the truth and believed. He gave his life to Jesus. Abdul knew the high risk and resulting consequences of becoming a non-Muslim in Afghanistan as in many Muslim nations. Abdul did not try to hide his faith, but instead told his family, friends, and even a policeman. But now those around him want to shut him up - permanently. Last week Abdul was given a choice to make - deny Christ or die. Repent and turn back to Islam or face the consequences. Abdul has refused, saying "I believe in the Holy Spirit, I believe in Christ. And I am a Christian."
“He seems depressed. He keeps looking up to the sky, to God,” said Mr Miakhel. His faith makes me ashamed and very humble, because given everything I have and suffering little to no consequences for sharing my faith with others, I instead stay silent. We should keep him in our prayers. CNN has some pictures and video of Abdul Rahman [This message has been edited by coolj (edited March 22, 2006).] |
goop2![]() Member Posts: 1059 From: Registered: 06-30-2004 |
I dont feel shamed by that, but I have to wonder, what would I do in that position? ------------------ |
buddboy![]() Member Posts: 2220 From: New Albany, Indiana, U.S. Registered: 10-08-2004 |
hmm... i hope i would do the same... you didn't make this clear, he's in prison right? i'm reading the article.. oh ok he is... it does shame me a little... humbles me more... ------------------ |
CoolJ![]() Member Posts: 354 From: ny Registered: 07-11-2004 |
Yipee! They've dropped the case against Abdul for now. Some think it's because of the pressure from the U.S, maybe so; but I thank God for answered prayers on this! ![]() |