The Lord of all nations

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SUMMARY: The colors of the South African flag are used to evangelize, with black representing sin, red representing the blood of Jesus, green and blue representing heaven, and white representing peace. The Church in South Africa has a history of oppression and segregation during apartheid, but has sought forgiveness and reconciliation with God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of missions and bringing others to the knowledge of Jesus Christ. They share their experiences working in Africa, providing education and food to children in villages and schools. They also show the challenges faced, such as children suffering from infections caused by insects. The speaker emphasizes the need for the Church to work for the Kingdom of God and bring blessings to others.

The speaker discusses their work in Africa, including running schools and churches, providing clean water, and conducting evangelism. They mention the challenges of poverty, disease, and spiritual warfare, but also share stories of hope and transformation. They express gratitude for the opportunity to serve and see God's love in action.

This is the flag of South Africa and there in South Africa the colors of the flag are used to evangelize. The national anthem of South Africa is a prayer and that national anthem is sung in five different languages. So in South Africa when evangelizing the black color of the flag is used to point out sin, red is used to illustrate the blood of Jesus Christ, green and blue symbolize heaven, white is the peace that Christ gives us yes, then it is almost like a book without words that is often used to evangelize people, they are visual aids.

Why does the flag have these colors? When the Europeans came to South Africa they actually came because their primary purpose was to tell the people, the natives about Jesus, but when they got to South Africa they realized how rich that continent was.