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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 My parents fled Macau in 1981, when I was four years old. I was placed on my mother’s lap, and we drove off. I couldn’t see much, just shadows and glimpses of empty cobblestone streets. Macau was built on a peninsula that juts out from the south China coastline. It was connected to two trailing islands by bridges.
#2 I was moved to a new home in Macau, China. I was sandwiched between two very tall beds of unpainted pine, three and four bunks high. Everyone had white-blond angelic hair, except me.
#3 I have two mommies. They are almost opposites in looks: Mommy Esther has a straight, aquiline nose, blue eyes, and straight hair, while Mommy Ruthie has a rounded face, slightly olive skin, dark brown eyes, and frizzy hair. I take after my father, with his white Swedish German skin and light brown hair.
#4 I was in the process of moving to Macau with my mother and father when I got the chance to visit an old Chinese farmhouse that had been left vacant for seven years. It was no wonder the owner was renting it to us for cheap.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	22 mars 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669357988
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

My parents fled Macau in 1981, when I was four years old. I was placed on my mother’s lap, and we drove off. I couldn’t see much, just shadows and glimpses of empty cobblestone streets. Macau was built on a peninsula that juts out from the south China coastline. It was connected to two trailing islands by bridges.

#2

I was moved to a new home in Macau, China. I was sandwiched between two very tall beds of unpainted pine, three and four bunks high. Everyone had white-blond angelic hair, except me.

#3

I have two mommies. They are almost opposites in looks: Mommy Esther has a straight, aquiline nose, blue eyes, and straight hair, while Mommy Ruthie has a rounded face, slightly olive skin, dark brown eyes, and frizzy hair. I take after my father, with his white Swedish German skin and light brown hair.

#4

I was in the process of moving to Macau with my mother and father when I got the chance to visit an old Chinese farmhouse that had been left vacant for seven years. It was no wonder the owner was renting it to us for cheap.

#5

My father and I were hiding from bad people. We couldn’t tell anyone where we were living, including our friends in the city, so we had to be completely secret.

#6

I feel very close to Grandpa, even though I’ve never actually seen him. He’s been in hiding since before I was born, and all photos of him have been burned to protect his identity.

#7

The adults’ sense of betrayal and mistrust seeped into me. People who are receptive to our message about Jesus are Sheep, while people who reject us are Goats.

#8

My parents and caregivers have always read me stories of persecution against God’s children. They fear that the Devil will target them especially, since they are part of God’s End-Time army.

#9

I was finally brought to Macau, where I would spend the rest of the war. I was introduced to the village, and was told that we were safe there because no one from the city knew about it. But I understood why we were wearing these uncomfortable hats: to keep us hidden from enemies who might spot us from the road above.

#10

I learned that the village was just a hodgepodge of 25 or so buildings, a couple of two-story modern tiled houses where the more well-off villagers lived, a few ancient fishermen’s houses like ours, and a row of one-room mud shacks with tar-paper roofs. There were no roads, so each house sat where the owner had placed it centuries ago.

#11

My family’s extreme secrecy was not because of my father’s fear of bad publicity, but because not wanting reporters or people from the Catholic Church making our acceptance harder by spreading lies about weird sexual practices or drugs.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

In Hac Sa, life is extremely different from life in the city. We don’t have any basic amenities, such as air conditioning or refrigeration. We eat simple food that we buy every day as part of our daily walk.

#2

I was given a black plastic garbage bag and a two-foot-long sharp metal stick with a wooden handle. I was told to clean up the village’s garbage dump. I was nervous to talk to my neighbors, but my father was able to bounce around the village and talk to the locals in simple Cantonese.

#3

In the Family, all adults are called auntie and uncle to emphasize that we are all a family and everything is shared. The adults encourage the children to call our prophet Grandpa.

#4

The Family’s life is structured around two hours of prayer, two hours of singing praise songs, and reading the Bible and the Mo Letters. We do not have any reminders of the outside world in our homes, so we are completely separated from it.

#5

We have been in our new house for several months when I wake up from a nightmare. I’m a big girl at four, and my mother tells me how mature I am for my age, but I still want her when I’m frightened.

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