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Lou Engle quotes a prophetic word - "Every revival has an instrument." Chasity Sandoval says that the name Azusa came from Tonga language. A Tonga woman recites the Lord's Prayer in Tonga language. 120 trumpets and 120 drums begin to make a sound at the position of 3.55 on this clip. The incredible sound of a shofar... the sound of an almighty army of God!

"Spring up the well!...Release your fire God" Lou Engle says, "When Trumpets blow, it opens up Psalm 24. Native American dancer begin dancing at 08:00. In the midst of heavy rain Chasity shouts, "Native Americans...the giant in the wake." Chasity's native American roar begins at 16:33. And then Native American leaders lead the united prayer.

* "Linda Prince featured at Azusa Now revealing the lonely path she traveled for years before the breakthrough vision that is breaking the darkness by calling her people to war... the time of man has finished, this is now the time for Yeshua... this was all about forgiving, and defeating the spirit of death, depression and suicide over the people and over ourselves....healing...as a note...There is one other set of hundred twenty drums and that one resides in Israel. There are plans to synchronize these two sets via satellite on an upcoming holy day. While it's quite different than anything mainstream is used to, much like any Revival a move of God at any time in the past...... handmade by students of YWAM.. Campus Crusade for Christ and other volunteers... each drum contains a foundational scripture..." -- Steve Maust

Watch more on the playlist of "Azusa Now" https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy1djSD3FaRyNXtiDJIMqOCjpn2kPSm4a

See a photo of scene when Native Americans were coming to the stage of Azusa Now to be ready for shofar.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1180962231917017