Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro led a national and binational day of prayer, declaring Jesus Christ the “Commander-in-Chief” of Venezuela and calling for peace amid rising tensions with the United States. Maduro prayed for U.S. President Donald Trump, asking that he resist the “demon of war” and urging that no American soldier “ever fire a single shot” against Venezuela. The event was coordinated with churches in the United States through a Michigan-based pastor.
00:00All battles, all moments. He goes to the front.
00:08Because I gave him our homeland as president and commander-in-chief of our country,
00:12I gave Venezuela to the only commander-in-chief, our Lord Jesus Christ.
00:20He commands all battles, all moments. He goes to the front, he commands and decides.
00:27We obey. And spiritual power is the power of God.
00:38He says, the pastor named John, I can only say the name, Pastor John, it says,
00:43it will be a simultaneous, fervent, humble and powerful prayer, asking for the intervention
00:48of the Lord Jesus Christ over our nations, our Savior told us, blessed are the peacemakers,
00:53for they will be called children of God.
00:57I gave it to you that Christ take absolute command of this situation and do not allow
01:10any American soldier, neither today nor ever, to fire a single shot against the people of Venezuela.
01:15You understand? Be simple, humble.
01:24That is why we will pray that the spirit of confusion and violence be expelled.
01:33And that the Lord's discernment rests upon those who make military decisions in my country,
01:37that is, in your country.
01:45We will also pray for you, President Maduro, that Christ may give you wisdom, humility,
01:50clarity, and strength to guide your people with a peaceful and steadfast heart.
01:54And we will also pray with Christian love for President Donald Trump, that he may not be
02:05tempted by the devil who seeks war.
02:07And that the spirit may
02:12separate him from all shadows and lead him toward mercy, truth, and peace.
02:21It is easy to understand.
02:29We are here in this church in prayer, and we are grateful for that because those prayers reach us
02:33and those blessings come to us, not just today, but always.
02:36You know that we always listen, you must have also heard many people around the world reflecting and saying,
02:47what is happening in Venezuela?
02:55I mean, how is it possible that Venezuela, being a country besieged, blockaded, threatened, attacked,
03:01has a people who continue their struggle, continue standing, continue working and that it is a country
03:07as prosperous as our country, Venezuela, is?
03:14He commands and decides, we obey.
03:18We are one people, the people of Christ of all America,
03:21the people of the United States and the people of Venezuela.
03:27We are one people and powerful, asking for intervention.
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