In this video, Eugene shares how four books came into his hands this year, all in Chinese, all written by people who were actually present in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, during the early years of the Back to Jerusalem vision.
He read them back to back, and they turned over a good chunk of what he thought he knew. One thing he did notice was a pattern. In every single account, there were two women. These were women who went first and made the road survivable for everyone who came after, and whose names almost nobody says anymore. You find the same shadow in Scripture; Mary and Elizabeth; Naomi and Ruth; Mary and Martha.
Then there’s the name. “Back to Jerusalem” was never what the Chinese called their own vision. The woman who did name it wasn’t even Chinese. She wasn’t permitted to serve as a BTJ missionary, and she was already being forced out of the country when she started writing home about what she had seen.
Learn all about these findings in the video below:
