Corona virus in Fiji and the world.

CORONA VIRUS IN FIJI AND THE WORLD. By Elia Vesikula (Published Feb 22) About 15 years ago, it was announced in our church God was going to shut down the world and the churches. The phrase in Fijian is this” Au na sogota na veimatanitu ni ra sega ni vakabauta ni sai au ko Jiova. Au na sogota na vei matalotu ni ra sa vakavuravura taki au” “I will shut down the nations for they do not believe I am Jehovah. I will shut down the churches as they have made it worldly” God Jehovah, Lord Jesus and the Holy Spirit speaks through his anointed. We were baffled by this proclamation of God shutting down the nations and churches and the world. We thought how will this word of God will take place. Who can shut down the nations and churches. It has not happened before. We also did not know how someone can shut down the world because the world was so complex. How will God do it. We do not even know that the world can be shut down as it is now because of the corona virus or Covid 19. Now that it has happened in 2019 with a virus that started in China, then what God has been saying is now clear to us. Because I have experience in the media, it is my responsibility to write down all words spoken at the church during our services. Years before the Covid 19 virus from China, most times during our church services God was saying we were told to pray for the shutting down of China because of its evil deeds. China is also known as the dragon and the snake. The dragon is also Chinas national symbol. It was also revealed that air will be poisoned. As we hear that the virus is passed through contact and is a respiratory disease we knew that this was what was announced and prophecies in our church service. We have disseminated this to urge Fiji to return to God.The people of Fiji must seek Gods face diligently for he is here among us.

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