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Testimonies Of Senator Emmanuel Bwacha: Restitution Beautifies The gospel (2)

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Testimonies Of Senator Emmanuel Bwacha: Restitution Beautifies The gospel (2)

Text: Philemon 15-19        Friday 14th March

Key verse: If thou count me therefore a partner, receive him as myself. Philemon 17.
Thirdly, I was once Chairman of House of Representatives Committee for Police Affairs. I remembered the wrong things we did, and those things were haunting me. For example, the kind of bribes they will bring to you; before you do anything, money is given. So, I went to see the IGP. When I was serving then, he was quite a young officer but had risen to Inspector General of Police (IGP) at that time. He was very familiar with me, and he said, “Oga, is there anything, my Chairman?” I told him I had come to him on a different matter. Then I said to him, “Do you remember this, this, and this event?” Incidentally, he knew some of these things. I told him, “Now my eyes are opened. You are the IGP now. I have told you all that happened. I have come to seek forgiveness because it was done against the Government, and you are in a position to forgive or prosecute me because I erred and acted wrongly.” He said, “Chairman, I have heard you, but you used it to help your people.” I said, “Notwithstanding, it was wrong.” He was surprised because these things are strange out there. Some may think you are mad or out of your senses for daring to say such things or take such risks. He said, “These things are gone, please forget about that.” But I said, “No, it is in my record.” So, he looked at me and said, "In that case, I have forgiven you.” I was very happy. I walked out thanking God.
Fourthly, many years ago as a young man, I broke into the shop of an Ibo man and stole some things. The Lord brought the memory of this incident to me after my repentance, and I decided to do the restitution. After praying about it, the Lord laid in my heart to confess my sin to the man and then, buy him a car. I called the International Director to witness it. As I described the incident, the man remembered it clearly and said he had forgiven me. When I escorted him to where the new car was parked and gave him the keys, he was overwhelmed with joy and glorified God.
Thought For The Day: Follow peace and holiness with all men.
Song For The Day: I have decided to follow Jesus…
Bible Reading For The Day: Judges 4-5 
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