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我的心哪,你為何憂悶?為何在我裡面煩躁?應當仰望  神,因我還要稱讚祂,祂是我臉上的光榮,是我的  神。(詩篇四十二:十一)				
        弟兄姊妹們平安,我要與大家分享在二○二一年染上了新冠肺炎期間,神怎樣安慰我、陪伴我渡過在醫院就診和在康復中心裡休養艱難的日子。我在二月十日進入紐約醫院急診室,馬上要戴上氧氣筒呼吸,一直到五月二十七日才可除去,五月二十八日就出院回家。			
	留在醫院一個多月,在康復中心住了兩個半月,總共超過三個半月。當戴上氧氣筒時,我心裏很平安、平靜,不由自主地禱告和唱詩歌,好像為很多人和很多事禱告。雖然很多詩歌是從小時候便學會的,到現在還不停地唱,有時用閩南語、廣東話和國語,但都不能唱完整首的詩歌,甚至連《耶穌愛我,我知道》的副歌也不例外,而這首詩歌,是我有記憶開始就會唱的。		
        在這期間,我聽見有聲音清楚地對我說:「我是神,是施慈愛的,我不會丟棄你,你不要放棄自己。」我已經八十多歲了,是個高危病人。在醫院急診室的時候,主治醫生兩次與我談話,我說:「放棄吧!」我決定儘管在病情危急的情況下,也不接受搶救。在急診室裡住了大概兩天,就換到普通病房。				
        有一天,工作人員要把我換到去另一個房間,我聽不懂,以為是「安寧病房」。我告訴他們:「我不要換房。我要留在這裏到我生命的最後一分鐘。」工作人員就離開了。第二天,護士要我吃藥,經常護士只告訴我吃什麼藥,這次卻加上一句:「strong(強力的)」。我對護士說:「我不需要強力的藥,因為我要到天父的家了。」護士問我:「天父的家在哪裏?」我指向天上,護士便沒有勉強我吃藥。			
	忽然記起「我雖然行過死蔭的幽谷,也不怕遭害。因為你與我同在;你的杖,你的竿,都安慰我。」(詩篇二十三:四)我對主耶穌說:「主啊!你會差遣誰來帶領我行過這死蔭的幽谷呢?」就看見一條田間小路,前面一片糢糊,好像黃昏又好像將要下雨的樣子,但卻看不見有人。我心裏納悶,怎麼會這樣呢?從小就唱過有關聖城「黃金街、碧玉城」的詩歌,怎麼會是這樣呢?我就立即想起已故的家人、父母、兩個弟弟、外公和外婆,他們在哪裏?不對,我覺得要大翻身,要叫護士來。就看見我的女兒雅珍在視頻上,問:「你為什麼不吃藥?」我說:「我要吃藥,請護士給我藥。」
	我為什麼想到外公便會有這麼大的反應?因為我的外公在臨終的時候,聽見天使唱詩歌,他說:「約翰要接我去了。」外婆問他:「哪一個約翰?」因為外公很年輕就到南洋,很多人都名叫約翰,外公很清楚地說:「在約旦河為耶穌施洗的約翰。」我看不見黃金街和碧玉城,不吃藥,終止生命,是我自己的意思,將來在神的計劃裏,我不但會看見黃金街和碧玉城,還要住進去的。			
	在治療的過程,非常難受,經常是要戴著兩個氧氣筒,有時還要戴上最強的,連續十幾個小時,期間不能喝水,不能吃東西。後來,口腔潰爛了,吃喝都很困難,醫生用各種不同的方法為我治療,都很不好受。在這難受的時候,神常用一句聖經、一節詩歌或見證來安慰和鼓勵我,很多情況我都記不起了,我求神讓我記得一些,好讓我將來可以與弟兄姊妹們分享祂的醫治大能和救恩。			
	當我吞嚥困難的時候,想起一位牧師的見證,就是當他的太太(師母)患了癌症,接受治療的時候,口腔潰爛,喝水好像吞玻璃似的難受,我比起那位師母,舒服得多了。當發現不能站起來的時候,心裏恐慌,想著:「以後的日子可能要坐輪椅了。」就立即有一句話告訴我:「不要怕,只要信。」(路加福音八:五十)但我的信心實在不足,想起閩南語聖詩歌詞其中的一句:「我心不可疑,救主在近近。」又另一首聖詩中的一句:「主愛你,愛到底。」我在五月份就開始學走路了。
	有一次,工作人員為我調節氧氣,調了很久還未能弄妥,好像對那個設備很不熟練似的,心裏就很急躁。神就給我聖經的一句:「我的心哪,你為何憂悶?為何在我裏面煩躁?應當仰望  神,因我還要稱讚祂,祂是我臉上的光榮,是我的  神。」(詩四篇四十一:二)我的心立刻平靜了。感謝神時時刻刻的安慰我。		
	感謝神,藉著這次染上疫病,讓我親身經歷到神的同在。我們的神是一位又真又活的神、一位信實的神,祂用永不改變的愛來愛祂的兒女,神清楚地告訴我,不要放棄自己,我竟然兩次放棄自己,不接受搶救,不吃藥。求主憐憫,榮耀歸給神。特此感謝各教會的牧師,主內的弟兄姊妹為我和雅珍迫切地禱告。


毛毛蟲變蝴蝶	
	緬甸聖道神學院曹忠富同學蒙召感恩見證分享
我要一心稱謝耶和華,我要傳揚你一切奇妙的作為。我要因你歡喜快樂,至高者啊,我要歌頌你的名!(詩篇九:一至二)	
	我出生於緬甸北部果敢的栗僳族,以種植農作物和畜牧為生。我有一個大家庭,兄弟姊妹共十二人,而我是最小的,加上侄、孫,大概有四十多人,聚居在一起,非常熱鬧。	
	我們是蒙神揀選的族裔,都歸在主的聖名之下,成為神的兒女。我從小到十多歲時,性情剛愎自用,脾氣暴躁,也很固執。又因為我是家裏最小的男孩,各人都寵愛我,誰都招惹不起,所以我便在家裡作王,是族中的小皇帝。	
	雖然我是在一個信奉基督的家庭中成長,但是我沒有真正接受耶穌為我的救主。因為父母是農民,是個文盲,目不識丁,也不懂教導子女,但他們努力耕種,賺錢供我上學,希望我能夠出人頭地,光宗耀祖,為他們爭光。雖然我有機會可以進入學校讀書,但我卻沒有努力讀書的心志,對基督教信仰是一問三不知,更別說經歷神了。	
	有一年,從中國雲南昆明來了幾個宣教士,到我們的學校教學,其中的科目就有聖經課,而且每週六的晚上都有崇拜聚會,敬拜神、唱詩歌和讀經。在那一年開始,我便在教會開始學習服侍了,對信仰也開始有些認識。
	一年後,發覺自己的脾氣已經改善了很多,做人處事各方面也改變了不少,不像以前那麼暴躁。於是我就決志悔改和受洗,繼續服侍神。	
	感謝神,祂改變了我的生命,就好像一條毛毛蟲蛻變成一隻美麗的蝴蝶,因為「若有人在基督裡,他就是新造的人,舊事已過,都變成新的了。一切都是出於神,祂藉著基督使我們與祂和好,又將勸人與祂和好的職分賜給我們。」(哥林多後書五:十七)所有舊事藉著基督都變成新的了。	
	後來,因為果敢發生戰爭,兵荒馬亂,我們都不能再在家鄉待下去,也沒有機會去讀書,所以我就逃命,轉到臘戍去讀書。後因年少輕狂,在學校犯了校規,所以被逐出校園。
	過了一陣子後,姐夫就介紹我到「榮恩之家」繼續讀書,也把「聖道神學院」介紹給我。我覺得不錯,因為我們的鄉村沒有全職的牧師和傳道人,而且村裏信主的人也不多,我就有作一個傳道人的夢想,要把福音傳給鄉親,也有心要服侍神。	
	感謝神,讓我來到了「聖道神學院」接受裝備,希望將來為主所用,把福音傳開,讓更多人得救,有永生的盼望。榮耀歸神,阿們。
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