Jonathan Roumie

I agree. There's a thing that I wanted to read that he read, that he said right after the bombing, which he had converted from atheism. He was Shinto and then he was atheist and then he converted to Christianity and Catholicism. And he was influenced by the writings of Blaise Pascal. So he gave a speech to his community. He was one of the very few survivors in his community.

And this just goes to show you the resilience and the mindset of him and how having faith can completely change the perspective, especially when you're effectively living in hell on earth, which is what Nagasaki was after the dropping of the bomb. People were walking around asking for water while their skin is melting off, like it's literal hell on earth.

And this just goes to show you the resilience and the mindset of him and how having faith can completely change the perspective, especially when you're effectively living in hell on earth, which is what Nagasaki was after the dropping of the bomb. People were walking around asking for water while their skin is melting off, like it's literal hell on earth.

And this just goes to show you the resilience and the mindset of him and how having faith can completely change the perspective, especially when you're effectively living in hell on earth, which is what Nagasaki was after the dropping of the bomb. People were walking around asking for water while their skin is melting off, like it's literal hell on earth.

He said, I have heard that the atom bomb was destined for another city. Heavy clouds rendered that target impossible, and the American crew headed for the secondary target, Nagasaki. Then a mechanical problem arose, and the bomb was dropped further north than planned and burst right above the cathedral. It was not the American crew, I believe, who chose our suburb.

He said, I have heard that the atom bomb was destined for another city. Heavy clouds rendered that target impossible, and the American crew headed for the secondary target, Nagasaki. Then a mechanical problem arose, and the bomb was dropped further north than planned and burst right above the cathedral. It was not the American crew, I believe, who chose our suburb.

He said, I have heard that the atom bomb was destined for another city. Heavy clouds rendered that target impossible, and the American crew headed for the secondary target, Nagasaki. Then a mechanical problem arose, and the bomb was dropped further north than planned and burst right above the cathedral. It was not the American crew, I believe, who chose our suburb.

God's providence chose Urakami, the suburb, and carried the bomb right above our homes. Is there not a profound relationship between the annihilation of Nagasaki and the end of the war? Was not Nagasaki the chosen victim, the lamb without blemish, slain as a whole burnt offering on an altar of sacrifice, atoning for the sins of all the nations during World War II? Happy are those who weep.

God's providence chose Urakami, the suburb, and carried the bomb right above our homes. Is there not a profound relationship between the annihilation of Nagasaki and the end of the war? Was not Nagasaki the chosen victim, the lamb without blemish, slain as a whole burnt offering on an altar of sacrifice, atoning for the sins of all the nations during World War II? Happy are those who weep.

God's providence chose Urakami, the suburb, and carried the bomb right above our homes. Is there not a profound relationship between the annihilation of Nagasaki and the end of the war? Was not Nagasaki the chosen victim, the lamb without blemish, slain as a whole burnt offering on an altar of sacrifice, atoning for the sins of all the nations during World War II? Happy are those who weep.

They shall be comforted. We must walk the way of reparation, but we can turn our mind's eyes to Jesus carrying His cross up the hill of Calvary. The Lord has given. The Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord. Let us be thankful that Nagasaki was chosen for the whole burnt sacrifice.

They shall be comforted. We must walk the way of reparation, but we can turn our mind's eyes to Jesus carrying His cross up the hill of Calvary. The Lord has given. The Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord. Let us be thankful that Nagasaki was chosen for the whole burnt sacrifice.

They shall be comforted. We must walk the way of reparation, but we can turn our mind's eyes to Jesus carrying His cross up the hill of Calvary. The Lord has given. The Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord. Let us be thankful that Nagasaki was chosen for the whole burnt sacrifice.

Let us be thankful that through this sacrifice, peace was granted to the world and religious freedom to Japan. Wow. Is that not a profound perspective?

Let us be thankful that through this sacrifice, peace was granted to the world and religious freedom to Japan. Wow. Is that not a profound perspective?

Let us be thankful that through this sacrifice, peace was granted to the world and religious freedom to Japan. Wow. Is that not a profound perspective?

That's amazing. That is the power of a relationship with Christ. That's what that does.

That's amazing. That is the power of a relationship with Christ. That's what that does.

That's amazing. That is the power of a relationship with Christ. That's what that does.

So I am one of the main voices on HALO for prayers. So if you want to pray a specific prayer, chances are I've recorded it and you can hear me pray it. Or for any of the challenges like the Pray 40 challenge, I will be guiding people through this challenge, telling people about Takashi Nagai's story.