Simon Kimbangu
His death sentence on October 3, 1921 by the Belgian colonial authorities, his appearances and reappearances
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In this book, Pasteur Zeyi Ndingambote Simon gives details of how the Western world came into contact with Central Africa; he demonstrates why and how Belgian colonial authority was able to get hold of Simon Kimbangu, unjustly condemning him to death.him unjustly to death. It also shows the apparitions and reappearances of Simon Kimbangu before and after his death.When God created man, he gave him the possibility of referring to himself in all things. Before the arrival of missionaries in Africa, each people knew its own God, whom it invoked. The Bakongo, for example, invoked "Nzambi a Mpungu"...
In this book, Pasteur Zeyi Ndingambote Simon gives details of how the Western world came into contact with Central Africa; he demonstrates why and how Belgian colonial authority was able to get hold of Simon Kimbangu, unjustly condemning him to death.him unjustly to death. It also shows the apparitions and reappearances of Simon Kimbangu before and after his death.When God created man, he gave him the possibility of referring to himself in all things. Before the arrival of missionaries in Africa, each people knew its own God, whom it invoked. The Bakongo, for example, invoked "Nzambi a Mpungu". Our ancestors lacked nothing; their God responded to their needs. They knew right from wrong. Anything that didn't fit in with their culture was punished. This was long before the missionaries brought us the gospel. The God of their ancestors had given them the knowledge to create medicine from medicinal plants; to make clothes, carpets, pirogues, ...
