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The Burning Bush 16/2 (July 2010) vividly that he first asked my mother if she had gone for a holiday before, and my mother’s response was yes; she added that she had been to Hong Kong some years ago. Rev Tow then asked her further about what she needed to bring along when she went for a holiday. My mother answered, clothing, luggage, cash and of course her passport. Rev Tow then asked my mother to name the item she must have with her if she wanted to enter Hong Kong. My mother’s reply was her passport. Rev Tow told her that it was absolutely correct. He then explained to her that in the spiritual sense if one desires to enter heaven, one must also have a passport, and that passport is none other than faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. If she wanted to enter heaven, she must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and accept Him as her personal Saviour. He added that without this passport, one would not be able to enter heaven, but instead be burned in the lake of fire. Rev Tow also shared that he had already obtained this passport to heaven about 60 years ago. He challenged my mother to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ also and accept Him as her Saviour. Rev Tow asked if she wanted to pray the sinner’s prayer with him. Praise the Lord, my mother said yes. Rev Tow also comforted my mother that once a Christian is taken home to be with the Lord, there is an assurance of being able to reunite with loved ones who are true Christians in heaven. About a week later, my elder brother who was at the ICU, was taken home to be with the Lord. Ever since my mother became a Christian, the rest of my family members also started to attend church, and most of them eventually became converted. I want to take this opportunity to thank God for the late Rev Timothy Tow for his faithful labouring for lost souls. “And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth; Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them” (Rev 14:13). Amen. Wearing His Wooden Clogs Tsao San Starry I met Reverend Timothy Tow in 1964; I was 15 years old. It was Dr Tow Siang Hwa, my mother’s gynaecologist, who introduced my siblings and me to Life B-P Church, at that time a fundamental and Godhonouring church. 92
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