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Man Says Jesus Saved His Life
By: Kerry Date: May 5, 2015, 7:49 am
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You heard about the church van that had a truck run into it?
Three of the seven people in the van were killed; and one
survivor says Jesus saved his life. From Christian Post
http://www.christianpost.com/news/man-who-survived-church-van-crash-that-killed…
A man who survived a terrifying van crash that killed three
members of a Brooklyn church in Ellenville, New York, Sunday,
has hailed Jesus for saving his life.
Brooklyn resident Ariel Regis, 35, was one of seven passengers
riding in a van on an Ulster County highway Sunday morning when
it was tragically hit by a tractor-trailer.
"We went through a terrible accident," said Regis, according to
the New York Daily News. "Jesus just saved my life."
Three passengers identified by police as Miguel St Louis, 17, of
Brooklyn, Ricadeau Anantua, 33, of Freeport, and Garry Edouard,
48, of Wyandanch were killed in the accident.
Two others, including the driver of the van Guepson Gue, 61, of
Brooklyn and another passenger, Mario Esteverne Sr., 59, of
North Elmont were airlifted to Westchester Medical Center where
they are both in stable condition.
So what is he saying? Jesus killed the other three, or didn't
care enough about them to save them?
Johnson Cesar, who is a former pastor at Bethseda French
Seventh-day Adventist Church, spoke about the tragedy in an
interview with The Christian Post on Monday. Pierre Metellus,
who's the current pastor at the church, could not be reached for
comment.
"I'm very sorry that that happened, but the only thing that I
know, as a Christian, is that even those unfortunate
circumstances, God has control over them � so we still have
faith in Him and knowing that one day this too shall pass,"
Cesar told CP.
On Sunday worshippers gathered at the church to mourn the loss
of their fellow congregants.
Here a former pastor repeats the same idea. God is in control
of everything, so it must have been God's Will that this tragic
accident occurred and three passengers died. Do all Seventh
Adventists think like this? I don't know.
It's ironic, isn't it, that a Seventh Day Adventist church had
people in it on a Sunday? I was wondering if they thought
maybe that also part of God's plan? Could God be killing
people in their church to get others into the church on
Sundays? Just wondering.
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