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Please note: We had some technical difficulties when recording Elisabeth's testimony so you will notice that she started her testimony but after a few seconds we had to have her start all over again.

We are including the written testimony so that it may make Elisabeth's audio testimony a little clearer.

On Wednesday, October 20, 2010, Eric was sharing his testimony with grandma Vicky on Skype.  Elisabeth was sitting next to Eric as he was talking and I (Corinne) noticed that Elisabeth was crying.  I asked her what was wrong and she said that she didn't know.  She stopped crying and a little while later she started tapping on Eric's arm because she wanted to say something.  Kristin took her aside and asked her what she needed and all she said was "I need to talk to daddy".  She wouldn't tell Kristin what was wrong.  Then I took her aside and finally convinced her to talk.  Elisabeth said that "when daddy was talking to grandma she started to cry and God moved in her heart."  Then the Lord brought to her remembrance a preacher that she heard once who said that "if your heart is full of dust then Satan lives there but Jesus makes your heart clean and then he lives there".  Elisabeth then told me that she needed to pray.  I asked her if she could wait and talk to daddy but she said "No, I need to pray right NOW!".  She got on her knees and asked God to forgive her of her sins and to please come into her heart.  She ended her prayer by asking Jesus to help Ethan because he needed to be saved too.  When she was all done praying she said she felt so much better.  Then she waited anxiously for Eric to be done talking to grandma so that she could tell him what happened.  Elisabeth was one day short of being 5 1/2 years old.


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Anonymous said…
God bless you, Elisabeth, for sharing your testimony. It was beautiful and a special time in your life that you will never forget. You have already shared your concern for your brother, Ethan, knowing that he, too, will need to accept Jesus. How precious!
Love,
Gale (Jeffries) Main

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