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Devil Destroyer, Volume 303, 3422-3433, 03 August 2017

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Title Ndi tshi vhona muphulusi

When I see the Saviour

Author Mr Lawrence Tshivhase

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Date of publication 03 August 2017

Tshivhase Midiyavhathu The Conqueror of the People

The Lion of the South

It is trustworthy statement, deserving full acceptance, that Christ

Jesus came into the world to save sinners, among whom I am

foremost of all (1 Timothy 1:15)

And there is salvation in no one else; for there is no other name

under heaven that has been given among men by which we must be

saved (Acts 4:12)

For the Son of Man has come to seek and to

save that which was lost (Luke 19:10)

Am I a dog, that you can to me with sticks

(1 Samuel 17:43)

I am the Alpha and the Omega

(Rev. 1:8)

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Introduction

Some people inspire us instantly we see, hear or think about them. Hearing their

names motivates us to soldier forward with great gusto. But not all people have the

ability to revive our being. There are many who simply add nothing to our wellbeing.

Seeing or hearing them makes us unconvinced. Some dispirit us the moment their

names are called. Since they have no positive attribution towards the longevity of our

gladness they do not act as a good diplomat. As such, they do not to enlighten us.

When coming to Jesus we have a different story to tell altogether. When His name

rings in our ears, we can quickly abandon everything we are doing in order to follow

Him. This is because His name is the roadmap towards our salvation. Even if we

have to spend many years doing His work we become greatly empowered. Jesus

occupies a special place in our hearts. His prime position of being the Saviour of the

World is the pillar in taking us from being reprobates to being overcomers. In order to

consolidate His generosity, The Most High presents a song of praise to Him. Why?

Because Lawrence does not have to praise man. He does not praise toxic people.

The only time he stands up is to praise Him who has done unparalleled favours in his

valuable life.

Song of praise to the Saviour

Here is the Venda version of praise and further explanation:

Ndi tshi vhona muphulusi (When I see the Saviour)

The name of Jesus is above all names. Seeing Jesus is different from seeing

ordinary people. The revelation of His name makes us come alive. This is

fundamentally based on all the sacrifices He has made to save us from lots of

corruption. Through His landmark victory He has seized the keys, making Satan the

weakest antagonist. Due to this, Jesus’ perpetual commitment to our lives has been

the pillar of strength to revert us back on the path of purity. Understanding spiritual

philosophy at the highest level makes Jesus the Prince among Princes. Therefore,


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seeing or hearing His name is what we need on a continual basis. The power of His

name can saturate us with joy on the inside -- even through our worst trials.

A tshi fa tshifhambanoni (When He died at the Cross)

The fact that Jesus died at the cross to save the world made Him the King of Kings.

Dying on the cross revealed the state of His indomitability. Since then, His crucifixion

has become the greatest spiritual victory. This is because a lot was gained at the

time. Although His haters assumed they were cancelling Him forever their thoughts

were totally misjudged. God had a very different version because He sent His son to

save the world. The death of Jesus is most talked-about because many things were

concluded. It was not just the death without any victory but it was the death that

changed the world. Due to what had transpired two thousand years ago we are still

accruing multiple benefits until now. Because His kingdom endures forever nothing

will replace what Jesus had achieved. We only have to benefit from the favour that

He did on our behalf.

Ndi a laṱa zwa shangoni (I forget things of the flesh)

Our judicious knowledge of Jesus demands that we forget about the things of the

world. Even when we are tempted we should strive to overcome darkness. Our

conducts should speak millions of words in this regard. We say so because some of

those who were saved are still going astray. They persist to go after the syrupy cup

presented to them by Satan. This is because real transformation originates from our

inner part before it can spread outward. There are drawbacks of failing to

permanently eradicate dull thoughts. Although we may claim to know Jesus we can

fail to topple giant mountains. In order to forget the things of the flesh we must be

willing to transform our minds.

U ḓi hudza na vhutshinyi (Pride and wickedness)

Some people are serious about their commitment to Jesus. As a result, they relieve

themselves from smugness. We must humble ourselves before God in order to come

closer to Him. Pride grounded on selfish ends cannot be tolerated. We have seen


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egoistic people going to Jesus. They are rebuked because pride is the enemy of

righteousness. Anyone who seeks to use pride to gain more admiration from Jesus

is indeed a lost sheep. With the Lord pride is a sign of sin. Also, wickedness should

be the thing of the past if we are serious about our change. We cannot say we know

the Lord while we persist to sink back to our former ways. Therefore, the full

knowledge and admiration of Jesus reminds us to overcome pride as well as acts of

wickedness. Our complete obedience would mean we are walking on the right

pathway.

Ndi nga si tsha tama tshithu (I will no longer desire anything)

When we are serious about our commitment to Jesus we no longer desire things of

the flesh. The things that previously separated us from the Lord become our

subsequent enemies. We can therefore reveal our seriousness regarding our

obligation to the Lord. Today there are people who say they know Him but they do

not follow His commandments. When they desire the things of the flesh they are

quick to invade the hell asking for more. Lawrence used to do that. This has been

the greatest challenge for many. Because they cannot control their inconsistent

feelings they typically face recurring challenges. We are not surprised to even hear

that the top leadership of religions are being implicated for wrongdoings. What, then,

shall we say in response to this? Ntsa ya la muṋawa a i humi.

Tsho fhambanaho na yesu (Apart from Jesus)

When we know what Jesus has done for us we will always seek him. Even when

people forsake us it does not make any difference. Their stay has no positive

influence compared to the presence of Jesus. The Most High followed Jesus when

there was no one. Those who left him were never persuaded to come back. They

chickened out but no one asked them to come back. The Most High knew that Jesus

was the only solution. Spiritual understanding about who matters most in our lives

can empower us to walk in the light. Due to our wisdom, we will never follow those

who can do little to help us to redeem our souls. Asking others to emulate the stance

of The Most High is fundamental. By the time their eyes are opened they can make


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good decisions. Such decisions will prioritise Jesus ahead of those who change like

chameleons. One day they look reddish the next day they look brownish. Therefore,

people wearing incompatible colours are very difficult to carry because they are

defective.

Zwine ene a zwi funa (Whatever he likes)

It is very important to distinguish what Jesus wants from us. Our gross diversion from

His decent ways allows us to be expedient about turning the page. Inappropriate

deeds should always enlighten us to right the decay on the inside. By virtue of His

grace we do not need to disappoint. Perfect understanding about what Jesus wants

therefore is an empowerment in itself. Paying reference to the ten commandments is

of unparalleled importance. Some of the commandments that please the Lord are

stipulated. The first one is “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all

your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And

the second is like it: Love your neighbour as yourself” (Matthew 22:37-40). Adhering

to these coherent commandments among others is what Jesus always anticipates

from His people. But the proliferation of wicked ways that govern the unsaved world

is an infidelity to His word.

Nṋe-vho ndi a muṋekedza (I will give Him)

This shows that we must be fully prepared to give Jesus all He seeks from us.

Submission to His word is the best prescription. Through His Word all things are

possible to those who believe. Paying high regard to the Word of God should

therefore be our primary priority in order to see optimistic things happening in our

lives. This enables us to be patient while growing in the knowledge of God. The first

step towards gaining our deeper understanding is to unfasten the chain of darkness

by relating profoundly with the word of God. Our success in this area would mean

that we have matured.


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Vhonani ha ṱhoho yawe (Look at His head)

Jesus was crucified at the cross. The state of His body was in bad shape. This was

due to the mistreatment He was confronted with. He was terribly beaten up before

being executed. They even laughed at Him. A lot of saddening things were executed

out against Him. When looking at His head it was a painful thing to confess due to

the degree of His misery. The suffering He experienced from His persecutors was

therefore in line with what was to be gain after His death. Interrogating His situation

at the time always makes us relate to Him. We do not have to be disordered about

where we belong.

Zwanḓa zwawe na milenzhe (His hands and feet)

Jesus was painfully executed. His persecutors nailed His hands and feet to the

cross. Some people who saw Him for the last time were in great stress. Despite

them wanting Him to be saved they had no power over His cold-hearted oppressors.

The only thing was to see His hands and legs being nailed in front of their eyes. It

was indeed a very painful experience, especially to His mother Mary. The person

who was willing to face death of this magnitude therefore was indeed bold. If many of

you are called upon to deliver the same victory, you will eventually run out of steam.

However, Jesus He was solid about what was to be achieved. Because of this, we

will never forget the favour He did to save our lives. His persecution was indeed a

premier remedy to empower us in overcoming the forces of evil. Even when we face

the worst conditions, Jesus has the keys to liberate us, while our foes are screaming

like bears.

Vho mu vhambela kha thanda (They fastened Him on the pole)

The cross is a symbol of great spiritual triumph. It provides us with the truth about

where our salvation comes from. Without the cross we cannot reclaim the keys from

Satan. The legacy of what had transpired at the cross is therefore eternal. Even

when we walk through the valley of death, the cross has all the power to nullify

frivolous weapons from the devil and his parishioners. Like The Most High, he was

able to revert back to normal ways (due to the accessibility of the cross). With cross,


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no weapon forged against him had prospered. Even today his antagonists find

themselves wanting. All their evil plans have been nullified by the power of the cross.

Since Jesus suffered at the cross we are favoured. Though He was crucified His

glory is everlasting.

E na vhuṱungu vhuhulu (He was in great pain)

Even though Jesus was ordained to save the world from its sins it did not mean He

was not going to feel the pain. In other words, the pain He suffered was part and

parcel of His persecution. If a person wants to achieve big things in life He must be

willing to go through a tormenting experience. Jesus knew this principle from the

beginning. Because of His desire to save the world, the experience of pain was a

non-issue. What was at stake was more than the pain He felt on the cross. Therefore

pain cannot misplace our destiny. If pain has to come to us in the form of anything

that made in hell, we say “let it come”. Since ours is the everlasting kingdom, pain is

not something that instil fears in us. Why? Because Jesus took the keys two

thousand years ago.

Ndi nga isa mini khae (What can I offer Him)

Sometimes we want to reward those who had suffered. With Jesus, we do not have

to pay Him anything. His commitment to our lives was never intended to gain any

reward. The only way to pay Him is to bow down to His Word. But under the rule of

Satan, people wish to be rewarded with all sort of things including positions. Some

end up chasing things that were never theirs. Due to eagerness to hijack things we

will continue to see people go afield. The only thing they misapprehend is that God

wants us to do things without personal ambition. For example, Lawrence had never

asked God anything from the beginning. Throughout his life he remained a humble

person. However, what God promised Him, is non-negotiable. His enemies can jump

thousand times but God is not intimidated.


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Tshi konaho u mu renda (The one that will honour Him)

This advocates the need to give Jesus what He wants most from us. This is because

we cannot please Him by pursuing the things of darkness. Our wealth and position

among other things have no power to delight the Lord. Today we find people missing

the point. They want to present things that the Lord does not value. We have to

understand what is of primary importance in the eyes of the Lord. Our capability to

discover the genuine truth will help us to relate to Him in line with His glorious

prospects.

A thina tsha fanelaho (I have nothing suitable to give him)

We have searched all over the place but found nothing that is good enough to please

the Lord. Nothing stemming from this unsaved world can please the Lord. In this

way, people can accumulate all the material things but still fail to come closer to the

Lord. If their deeds are evil they will remain isolated. Therefore, there is nothing that

we can give the Lord without deeply scrutinising our unbecoming deeds. The manner

in which we behave has a long-lasting relationship with the Lord. Consequently, we

have to be dedicated to His word. Without fully exploiting His word we remain utterly

weak.

Ndi do mu ṋekedza mbilu (I can only give Him my heart)

The only thing that we can give the Lord is our hearts. The truth is that our hearts

supersede everything. Since God looks at our hearts we can only please Him if we

surrender our hearts to Him. Our ability to surrender our hearts means that we are

no longer trapped in the place of darkness. The Most High was able to see the light.

Though he spent many years carrying a soiled heart he knew where his spiritual

home was. He did not worry about the state of his heart because he knew Jesus has

the power to renew it. When the Lord said, “Lawrence, where are you?” Lawrence

realised that he was actually surrounded by darkness. His ability to discover where

he was, in fact helped him to retreat. His immediate action was to look at the state of

his heart. Because he was honest he managed to see the deep rot on the inside. In

order to renew his life, Lawrence surrendered his heart to the Lord. Today Lawrence


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is working hard to destroy all the things that corrupted his soul. This process is still

carrying him through thin and thick of things.

Mandela refused

When Mr Mandela (the second goliath) was told to stop worshipping Satan he did

not surrender his heart to the Lord. The cup from Satan was too sweet for him to

think rationally. Because of his obduracy he went into a heavy spiritual skirmish on

behalf of Satan. He wanted to crook The Most High’s blessing. Hu si halwo lukunda

alu kokomedzwi lwa kokomedzwa lu a ṱhara. Because his heart was not saved, he

walked in darkness. As a result, he was terribly defeated by a small boy. In other

words, God sent the most sophisticated human being on earth to destroy heart of

deception. After his success, he confessed the body of a spiritual lightweight. What

The Most High failed to do after that is lamentable. When he went to the Union

buildings he was supposed to cut off Mr Mandela’s head with a double-edged sword

to show people the skull of the fallen enchantress he had completely destroyed.

Lawrence was supposed to cut off the head and move all over Pretoria including

places like Hatfield; Sunnyside; Brooklyn; Menlyn; Mamelodi; Soshanguve;

Mabopane; Hammanskraal; Centurion and Atteridgeville among other sites – to

show people his prime spiritual success. Thereafter, he should have left the head of

Mr Mandela at Church Square in Pretoria for viewing. Or maybe he should have

thrown the head of Mr Mandela into the lions’ den at Pretoria zoo (known as National

Zoological Gardens of South Africa). Therefore, if you refuse to submit to the Lord,

troubles will follow you. When you have a devil-like heart, your opponents will cut

your head.

Conclusion

Ndi tshi vhona muphulusi reminds us what Jesus has done for us. The struggle He

went through to save us has been sufficiently discussed. The purpose is to remind

us that we must not let Him down. Even when we mess up our lives Jesus still has

the solution to renew our hearts. The Most High was aware of the primary benefit

accruing from the cross. When his enemies tried to manipulate him, The Most High


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quickly leaned on the Lord. Without the Lord, they were going to finish him off. But

because he knew the power of the cross he chased them away. When The Most

High fought them by means of the cross some of his enemies said he was crazy.

Actually, those who were crazy were those who were against him. Today there is no

peace in the kingdom of darkness. What we are seeing now are endless infightings

among them. Why? Because where there is no presence of God, there is no solution

to the burning issues.

We say: “Wake up you sleeping children”. We remind those who have surrendered

their hearts to the darkness to know that there is an open door that no devil can shut.

Due to the power of the cross all our debaucheries are permanently removed. Doing

so means we must be willing to surrender our hearts. From time to time we see

enlightened people renewing their lives. When they get closer to the Lord they

become more inspiring. This is what we also want you to do. With Jesus on your side

you can never go wrong. Even when countless enemies surround you, you will have

more dominion over them because they walk in the dark. In the case of The Most

High, he managed to defeat the millions because Jesus was ahead of him. The

giants who were against him were many. They came at him in one direction but they

hurriedly retreated from him in seven directions.

Above all, we salute people who look after their hearts. Because they know God they

will never behave like Mr Mandela. His refusal to bow down to the Lord came at a

hefty price. We therefore remind people to live as the light of the world. At no time

must they seek favours from hell while embarrassing God. We say so because the

disobedient have to be severely punished. There are many ways through which

recalcitrant people are dealt with. One of them is to send merciless officials. When

they come against you there is no chance that you will win. Although Mr Mandela

had won against the apartheid regime his winning trajectory eventually came to a

complete standstill. The final punch led to Mr Mandela being sent into a blistering

furnace. When The Most High was sent into the furnace, he was not consumed. The


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angels of the Lord shielded him. The same deliverance cannot be said about the

fallen one.

But now has been revealed by the appearing of our Saviour Christ Jesus, who

abolished death and brought life and immorality to light through the gospel

(2 Timothy 1:10)

HOLY DECLARATION

In terms of holy declaration

“Tshivhase Midiyavhathu”

Basically means

“The greatest victory over people including witches”


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Grace be with you, mercy, and peace, from God the Father, and from the Lord

Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father, in truth and

love (2 John 1:3)

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