Rifqa Bary understood the consequences
I gave my heart to God, that's when I was thirteen. At this point I knew what the consequences were, which was death, and my family, I knew it, but of course I wouldn't tell anyone because who would believe me, this is the US. I hid my Bible in my house, I would wake up in the middle of the night and cry out to God in the bathroom, ....and God would sustain me...I would cry out to him there and I would be ok because that would be enough. I would pray on the balcony when my parents were asleep, but for four years I hid as a secret Christian, and the Lord was simply good at sustaining me and setting my heart ablaze for his kingdom every step of the way.She gave a prayer which the MSM will doubtless be negative about (I think I saw a left-wing blog doing just that), but to deal with the Islamofascist threat, that's why it pays to have strong beliefs.
The Islamic community there is very strong, and that's how my parents ... I had a facebook community, the mosque found out that my name was related to Jesus and I had things about God in there, Jesus, and was screaming about Jesus and talked he talked about Jesus, and phone call and emails started pouring in and threats were made by my father, and that was when I had to make the decision to either leave or denounce my faith.
So I wrote my parents a letter that Jesus Christ is my lord and saviour and that I refuse to deny him, that I pray and find their mercy and forgiveness, and that I love them very much, and I put on a backpack with no clothes, the lord told me to leave everything behind. So I ran for my life and God brought me here to Florida, and now my dad and the Islamic community want me back home, so there's a whole court proceeding going on in trying to get me back to Ohio. So yeah, that's my story, but I'll go wherever the Lord leads me. Thank you for all the prayers, I mean I'm not even supposed to be here.
Labels: Christianity, Florida, islam, misogyny, Ohio, United States