What would you do!

[smooze]

Don't know the name of the pastor ( who really care) but I just read that during the Rwanda Genocide a pastor helped round up Tutsi practioners and was seen visibly helping the Huts patriotic front to their location where they were systematically slaughtered. What you you do die with your friends or be a coward like this guy. The church was an Seventh day adventist institution and the pastor fled to America after . He still resides there and America wount extradite him back to face the tribunal. I say its because rich people get away with anything. GOD the father will Judge us when the time comes PLease hurry UP JESUS~!!!!!!

 

[tall73]

yeah...I heard from some people recently who were there at the time.

They recall seeing a church member with a machete in hand with blood all over it.

It was heart-breaking.

 

[smooze]

happy birfday Btw tall guy

 

[tall73]

happy birfday Btw tall guy

Thanks! Hope you and the wife are doing well

 

[Sophia7]

Don't know the name of the pastor ( who really care) but I just read that during the Rwanda Genocide a pastor helped round up Tutsi practioners and was seen visibly helping the Huts patriotic front to their location where they were systematically slaughtered. What you you do die with your friends or be a coward like this guy. The church was an Seventh day adventist institution and the pastor fled to America after . He still resides there and America wount extradite him back to face the tribunal. I say its because rich people get away with anything. GOD the father will Judge us when the time comes PLease hurry UP JESUS~!!!!!!

Well, all I can say is that even if justice is not done on earth, he will still face God's judgment.

 

[capnator]

Well, all I can say is that even if justice is not done on earth, he will still face God's judgment.

It might be mercy that is done.

Jesus still loves this guy as much as any of us And I know that while I havent caused people to die like this man, I have betrayed my God many many times basically spitting in his face and Jesus Christ still begged me to return to him!

 

[Sophia7]

It might be mercy that is done.

Jesus still loves this guy as much as any of us And I know that while I havent caused people to die like this man, I have betrayed my God many many times basically spitting in his face and Jesus Christ still begged me to return to him!

Yes, I agree that Jesus still loves him. And if he repents, he can be forgiven.

 

[OntheDL]

GOD the father will Judge us when the time comes PLease hurry UP JESUS~!!!!!!

God the Father is not the judge. The Son is.

John 5:22 For the Father judges no man, but has committed all judgment unto the Son.

 

[Starr SDA Living Word]

Don't know the name of the pastor ( who really care) but I just read that during the Rwanda Genocide a pastor helped round up Tutsi practioners and was seen visibly helping the Huts patriotic front to their location where they were systematically slaughtered. What you you do die with your friends or be a coward like this guy. The church was an Seventh day adventist institution and the pastor fled to America after . He still resides there and America wount extradite him back to face the tribunal. I say its because rich people get away with anything. GOD the father will Judge us when the time comes PLease hurry UP JESUS~!!!!!!

Amen, Jesus come and take me home. This earth is not my home, My home is where my heart is, and I am homesick, wanting to go home with you Jesus.

That song from Mercy Me decribes the way I feel.

 

[PriyaRoshni]

The story makes me sick to my stomach, my father uses the story in one of his sermons. Here are the links for more information, but I warn you, you may not want to read them.

http://www.maykuth.com/Projects/rwan4.htm


This is the outcome of the trial.

Elizaphan and Gerard Ntakirutimana during the opening of their trial before the ICTR for Rwanda September 18, 2001. (photo: Sukhdev Chhatbar, Internews Network 2001)
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) sentenced a former Seventh-day Adventist administrator, Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, to 10 years in prison and his son, Gérard, to 25 years in prison for their roles in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.

In a statement about its February 19 decision, the United Nations tribunal said that Gérard Ntakirutimana, 45, a medical doctor practicing at the Mugonero Adventist Hospital was convicted of genocide and of crimes against humanity (murder) and Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, 78, was convicted of aiding and abetting in genocide.

http://news.adventist.org/data/2003/01/1045672278/index.html.en

 

[Sophia7]

So he was extradited then. I'm glad that he had to face trial for what he did. Ten years in prison is not much of a punishment for helping to kill thousands of people, though.

 

[Sunrunner]

Did you hear about the 84-year-old lady who was a Nazi guard? She came to America and no one ever found out about it until now. She actually married a concentration camp survivor. They deported her to Germany where she is probably going to face punishment.

 

[smooze]

Did you hear about the 84-year-old lady who was a Nazi guard? She came to America and no one ever found out about it until now. She actually married a concentration camp survivor. They deported her to Germany where she is probably going to face punishment.

Yes the Germans recruited alot of prisoners to act as guards many of which were women. They had no choice alot of them either took the duty or died. I have heard stories of people changing roles and hurting others to save themselves. The whole point of this thread is what would you do if someone told you to say I hate Jesus or turn in your fellow Christians for prosecution. This is a tough question but im glad those 2 were tried before the committee such cowards!