God's miraculous work in Haiti

Just thought of sharing these miraculous stories during the rescue operation from the aftermath of the massive earthquake that happened in Haiti almost 2 weeks ago.

Wismond Exantus – trapped for 11 days in the rubble of the hotel where he worked. He said "I was hungry. But every night I thought about the revelation that I would survive." "It was God who was tucking me away in his arms. It gave me strength," he added.

Ena Zizi, was singing as she was pulled free by Mexican firefighters from the wreckage of the main Roman Catholic Cathedral. She’s having church meeting when the tremor hit and leaving her trapped. She said "I talked only to my boss – God And I didn't need any more humans.” She also says that her Roman Catholic beliefs helped her through the ordeal.

Emmannuel Buso, rescued after 11 days, revealed that he survived by drinking his own urine. He appeared dead when he was dug from his home by a search team. As he recovered in a field hospital, he said: "I felt the house dance around me. I'm here today because God wants it."

Paul Derlice, a 4-year-old pulled to safety after almost three days buried in the rubble of his two-story family home. Paul was thought to be dead. Someone heard his voice crying out from the rubble. Although exhausted and extremely dehydrated, Paul was unharmed. Jean Mercilien, one of the rescuers, told the New York Daily News: "God let this boy live." When Paul's amazed mother, Kelty Charleston, saw her child — who only suffered a few scratches — she looked at the boy as if he was a mirage. "It's a miracle," Charleston said. "I thought it was impossible that he was alive."

Elisabeth Joassaint, a baby who was just 11 days old when the Haiti earthquake struck has become one of its most amazing survival stories.

Her family couldn’t believe that she was still alive without any injury after 7 days under the rubble of their house.

Elisabeth was alive in a tiny hollow beneath the devastation, still lying on the bed where her mother Michelene had placed her moments before the quake hit. Her mother gave thanks for what she called 'a miracle and the mercy of God.' And her father said : 'Everybody knew the baby was dead, except the Lord. This wasn't the way Jesus wanted the baby to die.'

Isn’t it amazing to see God's miraculous work in the midst of this catastropic event? Seeing Haitian's faith & how they acknowledge God for another life that He has given to them will only prove that God will not abandon them in their ordeals.

Let's all pray that they may still continue to do the rescue operation to save more lives coz for sure there are still a lot of survivors beneath those ruins in Haiti. And for those Haitian who are still under the rubble of the buildings may they continue to hold on to God coz nothing is impossible with HIM.