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Ep234, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 132 - Africa, Mystery Babylon, and the Call to Come Out of Her
Pastor Tony Alamo continues How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Program 234, with ministry reports from Africa, refugee-camp testimonies, claims about world events and the Vatican, teaching from Revelation 17 and 18, warnings about Mystery Babylon, and a closing call to repentance and salvation.
Program 234 Opens With Africa, Testimonies, and Last-Days Urgency
In this archived Tony Alamo message, Program 234 and Part 132 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Pastor Tony Alamo introduces Buster, who has recently returned from Africa, and says the program will include testimonies and reports from the mission field. Tony frames the broadcast through last-days urgency, gratitude, prophecy, and the need for listeners to receive the message. The corrected transcript identifies Tony Alamo, Lydia, Buster, Sharon, and brief audience responses, while noting that claims about governments, the Vatican, media organizations, 9/11, Waco, and world events are preserved as Tony Alamo’s statements rather than independently verified claims.
Tony Alamo’s Claims About World Events and Rome
After prayer and music, Tony turns to claims about world events, media narratives, and what he describes as hidden powers behind global trouble. He references public claims about the World Trade Center, the federal building, and Waco, then criticizes figures such as Alex Jones, Charlie Sheen, Martin Sheen, and Michael Moore. Through his interpretation of the Bible, Tony argues that people identify certain “inside jobs” but fail to name the true source, which he says is Rome, the Vatican, and the system he identifies with Revelation’s “whore” and Mystery Babylon.
A Letter From Bulgaria and the Spread of Alamo Literature
Lydia reads a letter from Bulgaria praising Brother Ako and describing his work spreading Tony Alamo Christian Ministries literature across Africa and beyond. The letter says Brother Ako organized a seminar in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where attendees from different countries received Messiah, Dry Bones, sweatshirts, T-shirts, and encouragement to become ambassadors of the ministry. Tony uses the letter as an example of the ministry’s reported international reach and as a transition into Buster’s firsthand report from West Africa.
Buster’s Report From Ghana, Togo, and the Refugee Camp
Buster describes traveling through Accra, Ghana; Lome, Togo; Kumasi, Ghana; Saltpond; and other parts of Ghana, with special attention to a Liberian refugee camp outside Accra. He says the camp held around 50,000 people and describes extremely difficult conditions: no plumbing, no running water, no electricity, no sewer facilities, little food, contaminated water, leaky huts, disease, and children sleeping on mats. He reports that the ministry helped bring electricity, water tanks, delivered water, food, and other support to Christian children and families in Zone 12 of the Buduburam refugee camp.
Refugee-Camp Suffering, Mission Aid, and Children’s Worship
The episode includes detailed descriptions of refugee hardship, including unsanitary living conditions, illness, contaminated wells, fear of snakes, prostitution for survival, and violent stories connected to the Liberian war. Buster says the Christian children in the camp sang Scripture and worship songs with powerful sincerity, even though they previously had little access to Bibles or paper. Tony and Buster emphasize that the people asked most of all for Bibles, Messiah books, and more literature, which Tony interprets as evidence of genuine faith and hunger for the Word of God.
Personal Testimonies From Liberian Refugees
Buster reads testimonies from refugee-camp residents, including Cecilia Sadie, who says her husband and two children were killed during the war in Liberia, and Steve Harmon, who thanks God for assistance received through the ministry. He also summarizes other letters describing severe trauma, including family members killed in front of children and lasting physical injuries from violence. Tony uses these accounts to contrast the suffering in the camp with what many people in America consider hardship, while presenting the ministry’s support as both physical relief and spiritual outreach.
Revelation 17, Revelation 18, and Tony’s Warning About Mystery Babylon
Near the end, Tony returns to Revelation 17 and asks Sharon to read the final verses before moving into Revelation 18. Tony interprets the “whore,” the beast, the ten horns, Babylon the Great, the kings of the earth, and the merchants of the earth through his claims about the Vatican, Rome, the European Common Market, world government, media, and global commerce. He repeatedly urges listeners to “come out of her,” framing Revelation 18 as a warning to separate from sin, deception, and the system he identifies as Mystery Babylon.
Repentance, Salvation, Contact Information, and Closing Song
The program closes with Tony warning listeners not to become partakers of the plagues he says will come upon the earth. He urges repentance, defines repentance as turning away from darkness and going in the opposite direction, and tells listeners they must be born again of the Spirit to enter heaven. He leads a salvation prayer, asks Sharon to provide four ways to receive the message, and closes by urging listeners to tune in the next day. The final music segment is represented by a stage note for Tony singing “Onward, Christian Soldiers.”
Ep234, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 132 - Africa, Mystery Babylon, and the Call to Come Out of Her
Pastor Tony Alamo continues How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Program 234, with ministry reports from Africa, refugee-camp testimonies, claims about world events and the Vatican, teaching from Revelation 17 and 18, warnings about Mystery Babylon, and a closing call to repentance and salvation.
Program 234 Opens With Africa, Testimonies, and Last-Days Urgency
In this archived Tony Alamo message, Program 234 and Part 132 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Pastor Tony Alamo introduces Buster, who has recently returned from Africa, and says the program will include testimonies and reports from the mission field. Tony frames the broadcast through last-days urgency, gratitude, prophecy, and the need for listeners to receive the message. The corrected transcript identifies Tony Alamo, Lydia, Buster, Sharon, and brief audience responses, while noting that claims about governments, the Vatican, media organizations, 9/11, Waco, and world events are preserved as Tony Alamo’s statements rather than independently verified claims.
Tony Alamo’s Claims About World Events and Rome
After prayer and music, Tony turns to claims about world events, media narratives, and what he describes as hidden powers behind global trouble. He references public claims about the World Trade Center, the federal building, and Waco, then criticizes figures such as Alex Jones, Charlie Sheen, Martin Sheen, and Michael Moore. Through his interpretation of the Bible, Tony argues that people identify certain “inside jobs” but fail to name the true source, which he says is Rome, the Vatican, and the system he identifies with Revelation’s “whore” and Mystery Babylon.
A Letter From Bulgaria and the Spread of Alamo Literature
Lydia reads a letter from Bulgaria praising Brother Ako and describing his work spreading Tony Alamo Christian Ministries literature across Africa and beyond. The letter says Brother Ako organized a seminar in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where attendees from different countries received Messiah, Dry Bones, sweatshirts, T-shirts, and encouragement to become ambassadors of the ministry. Tony uses the letter as an example of the ministry’s reported international reach and as a transition into Buster’s firsthand report from West Africa.
Buster’s Report From Ghana, Togo, and the Refugee Camp
Buster describes traveling through Accra, Ghana; Lome, Togo; Kumasi, Ghana; Saltpond; and other parts of Ghana, with special attention to a Liberian refugee camp outside Accra. He says the camp held around 50,000 people and describes extremely difficult conditions: no plumbing, no running water, no electricity, no sewer facilities, little food, contaminated water, leaky huts, disease, and children sleeping on mats. He reports that the ministry helped bring electricity, water tanks, delivered water, food, and other support to Christian children and families in Zone 12 of the Buduburam refugee camp.
Refugee-Camp Suffering, Mission Aid, and Children’s Worship
The episode includes detailed descriptions of refugee hardship, including unsanitary living conditions, illness, contaminated wells, fear of snakes, prostitution for survival, and violent stories connected to the Liberian war. Buster says the Christian children in the camp sang Scripture and worship songs with powerful sincerity, even though they previously had little access to Bibles or paper. Tony and Buster emphasize that the people asked most of all for Bibles, Messiah books, and more literature, which Tony interprets as evidence of genuine faith and hunger for the Word of God.
Personal Testimonies From Liberian Refugees
Buster reads testimonies from refugee-camp residents, including Cecilia Sadie, who says her husband and two children were killed during the war in Liberia, and Steve Harmon, who thanks God for assistance received through the ministry. He also summarizes other letters describing severe trauma, including family members killed in front of children and lasting physical injuries from violence. Tony uses these accounts to contrast the suffering in the camp with what many people in America consider hardship, while presenting the ministry’s support as both physical relief and spiritual outreach.
Revelation 17, Revelation 18, and Tony’s Warning About Mystery Babylon
Near the end, Tony returns to Revelation 17 and asks Sharon to read the final verses before moving into Revelation 18. Tony interprets the “whore,” the beast, the ten horns, Babylon the Great, the kings of the earth, and the merchants of the earth through his claims about the Vatican, Rome, the European Common Market, world government, media, and global commerce. He repeatedly urges listeners to “come out of her,” framing Revelation 18 as a warning to separate from sin, deception, and the system he identifies as Mystery Babylon.
Repentance, Salvation, Contact Information, and Closing Song
The program closes with Tony warning listeners not to become partakers of the plagues he says will come upon the earth. He urges repentance, defines repentance as turning away from darkness and going in the opposite direction, and tells listeners they must be born again of the Spirit to enter heaven. He leads a salvation prayer, asks Sharon to provide four ways to receive the message, and closes by urging listeners to tune in the next day. The final music segment is represented by a stage note for Tony singing “Onward, Christian Soldiers.”