Brothers and Sisters from Malawi singing in Dar es Salaam

They are singing in CHEWA(?) a language commonly spoken in Malawi, we however managed to get it translated and we can sing in Swahili in Tanzania. So the song says -An Ark, An Ark, keep on moving in the Ark. Dont stop, dont move backward, keep on moving in the Ark. One can replace the 'ark' in the song with Message, Prayers, Love, Joy,the word, etc. Actually you can understand what they are singing about from the movements they make while singing. They sung this song during a baptismal service as you can see other sisters and brothers moving back to their respective seats after witnessing the baptism. This is one of the fine and blessing songs. Be blessed. Joshua

READ what the prophet said about the ARK

"It don't say it won't push you about, it won't mock you, it won't get on you, it won't do this. "But many are the afflictions of the righteous." Many times will the ark be tossed this way and that way, "but the Lord delivereth him out of them all."

Many bounces had the old ark. Many ups-and-downs, and many gales did she ride, but she landed on Mount Ararat, just the same.

Many alligator I said, crossed the little ark, many gales had rode through the night, many dark storms she rode through, but landed safely in the bulrushes, where the intents could be taken to the throne of the nation: from the lowest to the highest. Amen.

We miserable, wretched, from the lowest of all insects, lowest of all creatures, morally polluted, spiritually dead can be lifted from that place by the ark of the Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ to be sons and daughters, and kings and priests unto God. What a picture. What do we have under consideration? How can man turn such a proposition down, that God has made with man?"   Bro. Branham  1955, The Ark, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN,