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An Encouragement To a Mountainous Man
By Jean-Bertho Almonord


Raised in the mountains, without the norms of every day city life: no potable water, no electricity, no cellphones, no televisions, and no paved roads.

One makes it by farming, fishing, and raising livestock.

There was a man named Jean-Oto, who was raised in the mountains of Haiti.

He became a Christian and started to operate in Christian prosperity: something new under the sun.

He prayed over his livestock and they multiplied. His farm grew in size. He had strength to fish for a longer period of time: his fishing multiplied.

Some began to say that he was blessed; others thought that he was into the occult.

We who saw the picture through a correct lens, say an encouragement to a mountainous man.