The fact that he named his child "Freeman" says a whole lot more than we think...

@alexam6959

5 күн бұрын

Damn… I’m crying… it’s sad but also amazing to see him living life

Please pray for Sudan man. This country and it’s people have been trough so much and they still are ❤

The forgiveness between Ayik and Anyang was simply beautiful...and real. Bless them both. 💙🩵

He saw him in church. I can’t help but think it was a sign for both of them from God

I think that they are both victims of war and I can tell that Anang had his own trauma and has to deal with his own healing and I pray that God will bring complete healing to them both. So happy for the married couple...

@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599

13 күн бұрын

Daniel likes to be on Tv he always wanted to be famous he auditioned for Big Brother they were racist as every tv show you have in Australia, Daniel is a drug dealer he made all his money and fame from drugs ask around him in Brisbane he likes man who cross dress.

@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro

10 күн бұрын

You're correct. I think for adults to corrupt children to THAT level, is such an abysmal EVIL! God help us!😓💔

@FjjtGjt

4 күн бұрын

well they can both do it from prison.

That man has seen so much horror that he couldn’t even be read through his eyes. Very strange that it’s the man that was tortured as a boy, who is haunted by and experienced all that pain continues to feel. He keeps his emotions, his humanity. Ayik is an outstanding human being. He’s stronger than fear.

@amijack421

16 күн бұрын

Very true , his eyes were dead as if his emotions is buried inside a place where no one could touch 😮

@lapis3834

13 күн бұрын

It is possible that he told truth when he mentioned he struggled with the memories when he slept , the other man ,too. God opened his eyes and heart , that was shut for probably so long in self protection to do what he did. I can't put myself in his shoes. Alone in Africa so young ,he saw that group of soldiers as only way and the victim who tried to escape 15 times , got tortured .. he probably would be too . I suspect it's so terrible, most of us can't put ourselves in their shoes and brain reaction. Worst would have been if no regret . I hope they can heal 🙏

@louieo.blevinsmusic4197

12 күн бұрын

@@lapis3834 100% he genuinely wanted forgiveness. He’s just seen a lot, and that’ll affect folks differently but they’re all gonna get some form of PTSD. They were all victims, some just victims of victims. Some folks can just seem emotionless, dead on the inside and some very may well be to an extent. They can still burn on the inside tho. That being said, Ayuk is still in tact. He’s the embodiment of what it’s like to be human. He wears his emotions on his sleeves, he obviously loves his boy with not just all his heart but it’s well within the marrow of his bones. No one would’ve blamed him had he not forgiven this man. But he did it anyways. I think universally no man that has a heart wants to see a woman or child cry, maybe it’s an evolutionary response…I haven’t a clue. But the man that hurt Aiyuk was visibly uncomfortable when Aiyuk starting crying and that’s genuinely what it’s like, anxiety/a want to fix. So when I saw him wipe Aiyuk’s tears and begged. That’s a man that needed relief, to be forgiven and couldn’t handle the thought of dealing out any more pain. Just an opinion though. I may be special but I’m no specialist... lol I hope they can finally sleep at night without any more stress, anxiety or nightmares as I hear sleep is God’s medicine.

@ricardomeertens9165

Күн бұрын

how they call that 1000 yard stare ?

Wow the scars of war When he said he is now living his childhood through his own child 😢 Glad he took the step to forgive

@amijack421

16 күн бұрын

So happy that he broke that generational curse by not taking it out on his own son , so his son won't take those scars to another generation 😢😢

@prudencesithole8294

15 күн бұрын

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@cosmopolitanwonder9675

14 күн бұрын

God knows how the Palestinians will ever heal and the Israelis seems like they will never heal from the trauma of their relations who perished in ww 2 but I cannot accept that they are doing the same and worse than death is the treatment IOF give to Palestinians, and while that is happening in Sudan the same thing is happening today as What Ayik experienced in the South Sudan war.

@vividly94

Күн бұрын

@@cosmopolitanwonder9675 Palestine literally has child soldiers. Palestine also bombed children, including their own, numb nuts. I really hope you talk to an active vet who fights in both sides, you'll understand the horrendous and atrocious things people do in battle -- unless you can't take it. I hope you're a bot because you're incredibly idiotic. Palestine literally STRAPS their children AND BABIES with bombs. Not *ALL* the time, but its documented. Its not just Palestine, but i'm giving you an example of your biasness... and apparently ignorance on the subject at-hand.

Both of them were robbed of their childhood he was 16 he started the war at 10 very wrong God give you peace

@applemaniac8796

16 күн бұрын

That guy has been abused so much that he doesn’t know how to show his emotions. I pray that God shows them light and they find peace and stop hurting. 🙏

@josephturner4348

13 күн бұрын

Sometimes your the forgiver sometimes your asking for forgiveness

@mhunja

8 күн бұрын

@@applemaniac8796 The effects of war.

Imagine the pain he has gone through, God help you both heal brothers. Forgiveness is powerful.

@phabebarcelona863

16 күн бұрын

Sure is powerful both painful n beautiful

im crying like a baby with Ayik....i think by talking to eachother of their childhood experiences they can bith heal...it was so sweet to see them meet up with his son after two months.

The Ayik segment had me in tears the most. It literally touched my spirit in a way i cant put into words.

That was so emotional between Ayik and Anya. I was crying so much and couldn't see their faces. Forgiveness is a powerful strength and can mend so many things. Im glad that they are trying to build a friendship. Im not forgetting that when they were both soldiers in Sudan, they were both frightened children.

Both men went through trauma. May they both find healing and God Bless them!

This is heartbreaking... The eyes are the window of the soul...

@glendarogers6204

16 күн бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽

Both men were robbed of their childhood due to the war. Forgiveness is the key.

@evafernandez4570

14 күн бұрын

Amen

@TheBontekraai

13 күн бұрын

it's not. i wish people would stop forcing forgiveness and positivity down people's throats. grieving and healing is most important in my opinion. and you can't do that when you are just expected to forgive.

@chemaringo885

12 күн бұрын

@@TheBontekraaiyou are allowed to grieve and heal but at the end of the day nothing truly heals you and sets you free like forgiving and letting go. And no better friend to help you than Jesus Christ. I hope you one day understand this dear stranger

@TheBontekraai

12 күн бұрын

@@chemaringo885 I believe forgiveness happens when you heal naturally. But when you force it it will make you more sick. Forgiveness shouldn't even be the end goal. Being in the moment with your pain should be the focus.

@chemaringo885

12 күн бұрын

@@TheBontekraai as much as I agree some people spend their whole lives “in the moment with your pain”. They dwell on it instead of finding a way out. There’s a fine line between dwelling on pain with the goal of healing and moving on vs dwelling on it as it cripples you. I’m not saying people shouldn’t spend time in their valid emotions. I’m saying that at the end of the day, what can we do to make you not miss out of the great rest of your life.

The Power of forgiveness is a gift from GOD. FREEDOM.

@alexandriacooper6054

6 күн бұрын

Yes because it’s so much easier to unforgive then to forgive

This is what you called..."The casualties of war". Wish them all the best that life has to offer.

@saberslavicnymerabowdallah6599

13 күн бұрын

Stop it will ya Daniel is a criminal a drug dealer from the Gold Coast and Brisbane what you going on about mate he sells weed to underage and pills.

The world Is indeed small!look where these men met again far away from Africa.i felt that guy's pain I couldn't hold my tears💔

@ismailkin4469

16 күн бұрын

Yeah , far away from Africa. This world is so small. Let it be a lesson to others

I was so extremely happy the husband and wife of 33 yrs were able to forgive and on work on the relationship again. God Bless them and keep love alive by helping and doing things together.🌹🌹💖🙏

The child soldier segment reduced me to absolute messy tears. so sad for both of them but glad amends were made

I dont think I ve ever seen a man express his brokenness like this former child soldier. this is heavy

Forgiveness is powerful. I am so glad Ayik and Anang' are forming a friendship. I really cried with them! 😢

@dikeledimogobe5117

21 күн бұрын

Me too🥲

@2BluntsLaterJr

9 күн бұрын

Absolutely. Forgiveness is what has caused Rwanda to come forward

Honestly one of the most powerful pieces of television I have seen in my life. Well done

Imagine the pain with him that he’s been carrying😢 STRONGGG man right there I prob would’ve been in jail

@OniWithDaHoodie

8 күн бұрын

He probably would have too if he didn't have a son, different situation now.

A military commander at 16 just after watching 1000+ of his fellow children die, surviving 2 bullet wounds. That was just another day in a teenager's life in a war zone. The pain was deep and he took it out on his victims. The very real fear numbed him.

My Lord, it was so touching with the soldiers. It just broke my heart. I’m so glad he told him everything and let it out and not just swept it up under the rug. They were both victims.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

War is terrible it needs to be outlawed. The sad thing when the tribes of South Sudan were first explored they found that the people men, women and children would just sit for hours hugging listening to each others heartbeats...... Imagine doing this to such beautiful people. Sadly the war was caused for resources in a peaceful place except for tribal war but not with guns . I knew a man who was kidnapped in Angola and forcef to fight he said it was the same as blood diamond the film. He was so traumatised. This is beautiful, he really begged for forgiveness. He showed real humility in his words and actions. They could really help the world by speaking on their experiences together.❤❤❤❤❤ This is beautiful

What he did to ayik haunted him the most you see it leave when he started to cry, god bless both of these guys especially ayik

Pfff the symbolism of Ayik first with his head down, and at the end of this standing tall. I see a lot of walls in the eyes of his agressor, but im sure if they are broken down there is also a little hurt child.

I'm praying that both brothers get the peace they deserve

I felt it through the bone... Glad you forgave each other brothers.... You both will heal from this. You were both kids...😢 Now being adults and became friends, Amazing❤❤

@dahliaminott4500

20 күн бұрын

Psalms 24 mankind think this planet belong to them it will end there is no sleep for the wicked the good book say

Ayik is an amazing strong man. If only I had that strength. *Tears*

My goodness! How powerful is Ayik and Anang's story?

@ams8376

27 күн бұрын

Agreed!

@tinacollier720

21 күн бұрын

Ikr God have his arms around both of them beautiful start

Both young men were innocent and taken advantage of may God heal them

Heartbreaking theres no winners in war💔

Ayik is role modeling what it is to act like a real man in this... Absolutely heart wrenching and beautiful. X

One of the best documentaries of the century actually.

So heartbreaking what they do to these kids , imagine he saw his parents and 2 brothers killed forced to join the army no wonder he doesn't show emotion ,what a traumatic thing for kids to go through, I hope they cam heal and mend all those broken fences

Both beautiful souls victims of our world in crisis But forgiveness is beautiful Very inspiring My respect to both

That man has so much sadness in his eyes. Jesus

Ayik is beyond traumatised!!! He still needs a lot to heal, if he ever does.... but most importantly he needs support and love, he needs time, he needs closure. I hope he finds freedom, true freedom!! Mentally and spiritually.

when he finally showed emotions and cried when he hugged ayik i can’t stop crying now

OMG THIS HAD ME IN TEARS “ I never saw this show before and I feel theirs a lesson in all of the stories that benefits everyone “ such as forgiveness and face our abuser and have peace within ourselves 😢 GOD BLESS 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

That lady is a good soul she never stopped loving him.i wish them togetherness forever❤❤

@age_175

14 күн бұрын

She left him after raising their children. He was hurt. When she realized the grass is not greener on the other side she wanted him back. Typical women for you.

@ChrisM-bn5vr

2 күн бұрын

Lol a good soul? She left her husband of 30 years they raised their children with to go have fun, probably thinking she could find something better, once she realized that dating as a single woman in your 50s isn't the same thing as when you're in your 20s and you don't have your pick of the litter anymore, she came crawling back to her husband. That's hardly a good soul. It's no wonder he lost his feelings and was having a lot of trouble taking her back. I doubt it will last the second time, the trust is forever broken, he'll always have in the back of this mind she ran off on her 30 year marriage to sleep around with other men.

@Iao74185

Күн бұрын

She realized the world is pretty lonely for a post menopausal single woman past her prime.

That was the most heart tugging thing I’ve ever watched in my life

I have a friend from Sudan who lost his entire family when he was going to church in a massacre, you could see the relief in his movements and actions when he came to Australia.

Ayik may you and your family be blessed abundantly. You are a brave and courageous man.

This deserves to go viral! So touching

I wish there was more than one episode of this program.

This episode is phenomenal

they both were victims of the war. I was really wondering if Anang was truly sorry because there was just nothing to read from him in the beginning. time and forgiveness can heal all wounds but a scar will always remain. watching this video really gave me hope in humanity. we’re all dealing and living with our own situations and trauma, doesn’t mean we have to be mean to one another.

Believe it or not that man was sorry, I hope they both truly forgive each other cause they were both robbed, so sad😭😭 him saying he is living his childhood through his child😫…May God heal both their scars.

This is sickening. I wish I had some power to stop this from happening to my brothers and sisters in Africa. You deserve the protection of all nations, and no one comes to the aid of African pain.

@GgBrooke

25 күн бұрын

Really?? They found refuge and a new home in Australia, and they are expressing their pain in an Australian program. When will we Africans stop being perpetual victims? The damage was done by Africans. Please STOP.

@Mpirefilms

15 күн бұрын

@sandmango It has happened all over Africa. It is just happening in the South Sudan right now. Rwanda, Sierra Leon, Congo, Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa, Cameroon numerous other places have suffered from genocide through the centuries during colonialism and thereafter.

@cindybacela8612

15 күн бұрын

South Africa, genocide??? Child soldiers in South Africa? When???

@smnewstead4093

8 күн бұрын

@sandmango "South" Sudan didn't even exist a little while ago, smh.

@smnewstead4093

8 күн бұрын

@@Mpirefilms Exactly, so many parts of Africa, especially sub-Saharan Africa, are neglected as they experience the far-reaching effects of colonialism, slavery and exploitation. They experience more genocide than anywhere, and it is the least cared about. So abominable.

That was so powerful😥 forgiveness is so difficult, but if you can get there it is very freeing.🙏❣

Ayik I'm so sorry for what you went through...may God give you healing.May he vindicate justice for you and restore your peace❤❤❤hugs brother

Am from Kenya ,looking and listening to my brothers from South Sundan i couldn't help but cry . Am however sad that this effort for reconciliation and forgiveness is not pursued vigorously here in Africa. This hatred is still being purpetuated by our our leaders and detractors for two reasons, one to ensure that only those in power enjoy the good of the land and also our manipulators continue to exploit us throgh theft of our natural resources .May God give us Ibrahim Troures in every nation in Africa. Sundan is rich in natural resources but the people don't benefit. Arab Nations only have oil and everyone enjoys a good life but oil in Africa is only enjoyed by politicians and western exploiters.

@kindomofghana

10 күн бұрын

My brother, you cannot speak for the entire Africa though. What is happening in Kenya may not be happening in a neighbouring country, talkless of the rest of the entire continent. This is why you cannot say that "this effort for reconciliation and forgiveness is not pursued vigorously here in Africa". I doubt that you even know every situation in Kenya. I will give you just two examples of reconciliation occurring in Africa after extreme injustices and human suffering, one is the reconciliation that took place after the Rwandan gen0cide and the other is the reconciliation council after Apartheid in South Africa. I know your comment was made in good faith, but please be guided, especially when you are on international platforms. There are extremely harmful stere0types about Africa and Africans worldwide that negatively impact the way the world deals with Africans. You will have a better appreciation of this when you travel the world as an African.

Ayik is soooo strong, you can tell he got therapy. Hope this officer does too...

Powerful story of the black brothers....I was crying ....still crying and moved

@glendarogers6204

16 күн бұрын

Yes indeed😭😭

This is the most powerful thing I have ever seen. Ayik is lucky to have this moment to help him conclude this. I wish I could face my childhood tormentor too, but she died

When Ayik started crying he just looked like a small child in pain. Poor child, even as an adult he’s still suffering 😢

A modern African man's perspective. This was in a few words, a true healing session. The pain of men from very different backgrounds, Gary represents men who even in 2024 are left when they thought all was well. Tough decisions and tall walls are built and thankfully did not resort to the bottle. Kudos to Sue for the apology. Glad to see them back together working things out. As for the child soldiers, that was deep and raw. Anyang's sigh of relief when he was forgiven and the burst of tears when hugged. The rising of true manhood in Ayik, facing your fears and tormentor and forgiving him. The reconciliation was the icing on the cake. Awesome documentary.

@alexred1038

6 күн бұрын

The juxtaposition of first world problems vs real problems

He is right, the tortourer eyes was none existant, no remorse COLD, Sad he traumartised too

@k.h.7575

20 күн бұрын

I think he was not as strong as to access these deep painful feelings....

@calistomunditi7960

9 күн бұрын

Remember he is a trained soldier

@ChrisM-bn5vr

2 күн бұрын

At the end he showed remorse, it was just harder for him to tap into that emotion because of how traumatized he obviously was too, you could see he started crying when they hugged and he said sorry.

Phew! This was deep! But necessary.

The bravery from these two men to do this is incredible. I fully support what you guys are doing here and hope these two can find peace.

I was bullied relentlessly for 9 years. It was verbal, physical and emotional torture. Seeing him stand up to his abuser made me bawl like the little child I was. I wish I had this opportunity as well. I cannot move on because these people our out there living their lives, completely oblivious of the tremendous pain I have gone through.

@monicakeenon5404

13 күн бұрын

You still can forgive your abuser(s). God is with you. May you find freedom in the stretch of faith to forgive. Its for you not them. It does not absolve them, it sets your free from being tied to those situation. Grace and strength be be multiplied top you.

This is Kwnny This made me cry many tears.I love all South Sudanese people. My best friend Nyandwel is gone. May Gid bless tge Dinkas and Nuers and all the other groups in South Sudan.. l miss you Anok and Miyom and Bolis and Santino. I will visit South Sudan one day if God wills it.

That woman made a terrible mistake breaking up her marriage instead of seeking counseling or talking to her husband she just abruptly pulled the rug from under him. I think social media/magazines/talk shows have a lot to do with glorifying divorce and normalizing it. Many platforms with women on them always talk of divorce in an delusionally empowering way. But it's not easy to replace someone just like that, especially if you had no real issues like abuse or cheating. I hope as women we learn to communicate, and filter out the noise from the world. The husband is still really hurt, hopefully he can also heal from this. I hope Ayang also embarks on his own healing journey. You can see that Ayik has really put in the work. May they grow from strength to strength ❤

@ChrisM-bn5vr

2 күн бұрын

Yep. She probably got it in her mind she could run off and find some better man than her husband and have fun, Then she realized dating as a single woman in your 50s is not the same as dating as a woman in your 20s and you don't get your pick of the litter like you used to, so she came crawling back realizing he is the best she will ever be able to get. Modern feminism has truly poisoned the minds of women. I honestly don't know if the marriage will ever fully recover as he will never be able to trust her again knowing she just pulled the rug to run off and sleep with other men.

Wow. That’s something so deep to have on your conscience. He hurt you so much i am so sorry. that word « sorry » is so DEEP I’m so sooo sad i wish my father was here so we can look in his eyes and Tell him how MUCH he hurt us all 6 of us especially my sister and little brother he treated both of them the worst. The pain is so great even for me

Beautiful so happy the two men had this opportunity 🙏🏻

Anger will numb you at all your core. Until you met people that have the same or even more pain than you can’t endured. Bringing yourself to God made uou understand that there is more beautiful life to live ❤

Omg I’m always crying for strangers. This melted my heart. My husband from Africa and experienced similarl🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

They literally sat there and just started sweating..... Thats how intense it was.... Ayik went through phases of emotion, looking, anger, sadness and then some more searching.

Im so happy the two young soldiers met together and have forgave and are working on relationship im so sorry that Ayik was treated so bad but the other was forced to do it. God has helped Ayik the young man to have a change of heart to love and forgive God Bless them & families .🙏

A very powerful story of God's love to allow us second chances through forgiveness... God is GREAT!

Aik, described living with child trauma whilst looking after children you love so perfectly

This documentary was moving. So glad Ayik has opened up to confront his past traumas. As South Sudanese most of us do not talk about our past traumas and it’s has destroyed us & our communities🥲

The most emotional thing I've ever seen, Ayick God bless you and the other man when he said Ayick I'm going...he is torn you are both victims of war, corruption of African leaders,it shall be well with both of you

The perpetrators eyes were blank, no emotion, no depth of feeling. Its heartbreaking what war can turn a person into.

@dikeledimogobe5117

21 күн бұрын

I noticed that too!

@janesmithe3578

18 күн бұрын

True 😢

@GrantsPassTVRepair

17 күн бұрын

He didn't display a lot of emotion, but when he mentioned not being able to sleep at night, I got the impression he genuinely sorry, and he understands the importance of taking this step in asking for forgiveness.

@indirastone7382

16 күн бұрын

The men’s names are Ayik & Anyang. I didn’t see your observation, at all. I made my unbiased decisions on facts & not emotions. I took Anyang’s facial structure into account & the fact that he did have tears in his eyes. Afterwards, he was shaken. When they spoke, he hung his head & put his head in his hand. He reached out & repeatedly asked for forgiveness (as is their custom) in English & their Language. Ayik is expressive...heartfelt. Anyang is stoic. 2 different men. Two different coping mechanisms. Bother were CHILDREN thrust into a demonic regime. I saw forgiveness & healing for both men. I trust the Ayik’s observation.

@aliciasaracino1233

16 күн бұрын

@@indirastone7382 You saw deeper than I was able to, One thing I think we all were struck with, is the horror of damage war can do. I appreciate your observations.

what i saw in anang eyes was shame & fear both have been through horrors only they know forgiveness sets you free

If you have watched blood diamond, you would have a bit of understanding on how the children are trained to be able to do anything without remorse. I hope they keep on healing

It’s so wrong to take advantage of children in any way. I pray they are able to get the peace and joy God has for them.

THIS IS SO PAINFUL, I AM CRYING LIKE A BABY. MAY GOD HELP THEM BOTH TO HEAL, BECAUSE THE OTHER ONE WAS USED TOO. OH PLEASE LORD JESUS HELP THEM TO HEAL. DELIVER THEM FROM THE PAIN THAT THEY WENT THROUGH

I pray for healing from all these sad memories 🙏🏿

There's nothing bad like war it can make you enemies

Ayik is a really brave man. So glad that they were able to talk and some about it even if it was many years later. I really hope and pray that they can heal and all the other children affected by this practice.

My African brothers I wish you both well. Forgive each other. Forgiveness will set you free Insha’Allah. I love you both for the sake of God and I will pray for you both today ❤

Wow forgiveness is the key to life

@glendarogers6204

16 күн бұрын

So very very true

OMG bawling. What a beautiful authentic relationship, i could see the love and hurt in Garys eyes. But there was no doubt their love for each other. Thats what love looks like people.

I believe that I cried the entire show. Good tears. God Bless You Always, Each And Every one of you.

I cried when Ayik forgave that man. Wow!!!

I love how he has the Australian accent but when talking about his soldier days, he has an African accent! ❤❤❤ God is Good ❤❤❤ I'm praying for you both x Forgiveness is Freedom ❤❤❤

@kingjulien2999

10 күн бұрын

Him having the aussie accent is him trying to escape his past. When his other accent kicked in, that's him reliving his trauma. There's nothing to love about it in this instance.

@fionawalshe9593

9 күн бұрын

@@kingjulien2999 Oh stop it! Who said they loved him having truama!!! Maybe he just picked up the Aus accent from living there! Are u a doctor? Get a life u negative POS

Wow this was powerful. The two soldiers story broke me. Forgiveness is more powerful than hate. Wow

It is the work of God they are meant to be at the same Country, same Church. To be sorry n to be forgiven. God works in mysterious way. Anyak was young boy too who lost both his dad n mom n his siblings. He has no other choice but to take orders.. im glad he was forgiven.

@miamkosi177

17 күн бұрын

IKR! Praise God WOW!!!!

@lilianagola5584

17 күн бұрын

It is God.Glory to Him.

CHILD SOLIDER AND TORMENTER WAS SOO TOUCHING AT THE END .

This is the best thing I have ever watched on KZread … that’s the way to go brothers..sending virtual hugs to Ayik and much love🙏🏿

What a great reunion for both parties. May God continue to intervene...🙏

I’m crying 😭 Reminds me of the movie ‘beasts of no nation’

Ayik, forgive your brother. Its not easy to see the tears of an African man. He stood to admit and ask for forgiveness genuinely. We all know what rebels particularly those in lower ranks, he did that to survive too. May you all heal and live to appreciate one another.

@mhunja

8 күн бұрын

Was glad to see them together at the end.

Remember that the " EYE" is the first Mirror? " Look in the Mirror and you see your reflection! So this should be powerful! Praise be to God 🙏💕

Oh my! Oh my will you please come Lord Jesus please. You have to come and save us from us, and ourselves 🙏🙏. We need you more than i can explain, I am drowning in my tears help HEAVENLY FATHER help us Please too much hert, too much pains. We need you so much, much so much.