<p>In last week's episode, we announced the completion of the translation of the Seed Library in the Nigerian language of Yoruba.<br>
In this episode, we welcome in the Studio, Brother George Oyetola, who was very instrumental in the initiation of this project. Brother George brings a fresh perspective on the importance of translation, being born and raised in Nigeria and having sojourned in other African countries such as Angola.</p>

In last week's episode, we announced the completion of the translation of the Seed Library in the Nigerian language of Yoruba. In this episode, we welcome in the Studio, Brother George Oyetola, who was very instrumental in the initiation of this project. Brother George brings a fresh perspective on the importance of translation, being born and raised in Nigeria and having sojourned in other African countries such as Angola.

An African Perspective On Translation

The world seems be getting worse, but the Gospel is still GOOD NEWS.  In our day, a Message has gone out to prepare the redeemed saints of God to meet their Bridegroom.  This is certainly good news! How did this Message go out? The way God's messages always have in the past: God spoke it through a vessel of His choosing. In our day, that vessel was a humble man named William Branham.  Since his death in 1965, the Message this brother left behind has reverberated around the world, and its impact continues to grow.  In this podcast, we report on the progress of this Message all over the globe, as it pops up in surprising places. Reports come in constantly, from Africa, India, South America, China, about the revolution that is taking place the lives of thousands of Christians, preparing them to meet their Bridegroom.  This is GOOD news!

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The world seems be getting worse, but the Gospel is still GOOD NEWS. In our day, a Message has gone out to prepare the redeemed saints of God to meet their Bridegroom. This is certainly good news! How did this Message go out? The way God's messages always have in the past: God spoke it through a vessel of His choosing. In our day, that vessel was a humble man named William Branham. Since his death in 1965, the Message this brother left behind has reverberated around the world, and its impact continues to grow. In this podcast, we report on the progress of this Message all over the globe, as it pops up in surprising places. Reports come in constantly, from Africa, India, South America, China, about the revolution that is taking place the lives of thousands of Christians, preparing them to meet their Bridegroom. This is GOOD news!

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