CHANGAMBIRE ADVISE TO APOSTLE TALENT F. CHIWENGA
_On Your Return Home — “I Have Made Peace With Death”_
Mwana wangu #Talent,
We have heard you. You say you have made peace with death and you are coming home. You ask for one week to visit the graves of your wife and your parents. That request is human, and it must be granted. No man should be denied to weep at his own graves.
But after the graves, you must face the living.
1. Stop playing martyr, start being accountable.
You left Zimbabwe for medical treatment after two terrible accidents. You went to South Africa. That is understood. But from South Africa you built a pulpit of insults. You have insulted:
– Fathers of faith: Guti, Mwazha, Masowe, Marange
– Your brothers: Makandiwa, Magaya, Angel, Mawarire
– Politicians: President Mnangagwa, Vice President Chiwenga — your own blood — Ministers, MPs
– Businessmen and ordinary people
– And this Changambire house, Maponga, who you called names.
Now you want to come back as a political victim. That is dishonest. You were not chased by politics. You were chased by your own words. The bad blood you have is not political, it is relational. You burned bridges, then you say the bridges are persecuting you.
A few days ago Zimbabwe saw Thomas Mapfumo return. Social media courts said he would be arrested. Instead two Ministers welcomed him, he sang, he left in peace. No one sacrificed their reputation for him. The President will not sacrifice his reputation for you either. He will treat you as a citizen, subject to the law like everyone else.
2. The law you will face is real — know it.
You have been preaching on YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp — that is a computer system under Zimbabwean law.
The law is Cyber and Data Protection Act [Chapter 12:07], Section 164B and 164C:
164B – Cyber-bullying and harassment: Any person who by computer posts material with intent to coerce, intimidate, harass, threaten, bully, cause substantial emotional distress, or to degrade, humiliate or demean another person, shall be guilty and liable to a fine or imprisonment up to 10 years.
164C – False data message: Any person who knowingly broadcasts false data concerning an identifiable person intending to cause psychological or economic harm, is guilty, liable to 5 years.
This is not ZANU-PF law. This is law for everyone. If cases are opened, you will be asked to answer, to apologize, to face hearings, to possibly pay damages, to possibly be imprisoned like others before you. That is not persecution. That is the consequence of words.
3. Your Elijah syndrome is your trap.
You said: “I am the only true pastor left and all have sinned and failed.”
That is Elijah in 1 Kings 19:10 — “I, even I only, am left.” And God answered Elijah: “I have reserved 7,000 who have not bowed.”
No one is allowed to question your prophetic legitimacy. That is not prophecy, that is a spider web. You caught yourself. No man is the last man of God. When you make yourself the only standard, you make everyone your enemy, and you will have no one to show you mercy when your faith is tried.
4. What Changambire advises you to do:
This is between you and your God. Like Daniel, you have opened the window and spoken. Now the lions’ den is open. Only the morning will tell.
So do this:
a) Come home quietly. Publish your flight as you said. No drama. No live threats. Come with your Bible, not with a camera crew. You hunting with bells on your feet.
b) Go to the graves. Weep. Repent. For one week, say nothing about anyone. Let the dead teach you silence.
c) Then come to Changambire Dare. Not to the political courts first, but to the religious symposium. Face-to-face with those you insulted. Bring Scripture, not people.
Our dare rule is simple: Argue the Bible, avoid people. Stand on the Word. If Makandiwa is wrong, prove it from Isaiah. If Magaya is wrong, prove it from Acts. If Maponga is wrong, prove it from Torah. But do not call names. A prophet proves doctrine, not character assassination.
d) Make peace and live in harmony with all men. Romans 12:18. Your fate is now in the hands of those you gave no mercy. So Jesus says in Matthew 5:44 — “Pray for your enemies.” Pray now that when they deal with you, they show you the mercy you did not show them.
e) Do not seek death to become famous. It would be a blunder for anyone to harm you. If anyone unalives you, you move instantly from a controversial pastor to a political figure forever. Your blood would be used by others. Do not give them that chance. Live. Apologize where you are wrong. Correct where you are right, with humility.
Talent, you are not yet a martyr. You are a man with a wound and a microphone. Your faith is now coming to trial. Not your enemies’ faith — yours.
If you pass this trial as a peacemaker, you will live long and preach long.
If you come as a combatant, the law will meet you, the ministers you insulted will meet you, and lawsuits will meet you.
We as Changambire say: Tanga wadzika pasi, Mwana. Make peace and live.
We will reserve a stool for you in dare.
We are not your enemies. We are your elders.
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