<transcript><audio_43> povo que não tem o seu país próprio, então nós temos iraquianos curdos, turcos curdos, iranianos curdos, afegãos, etc. E esse aluno, todos os dias ele chegava na aula</transcript><transcript><audio_44> Todos os dias. Mas eu nunca tinha tido a ousadia de querer orar por ele. Até porque era diante de muitos alunos e no nosso caso, no centro</transcript><transcript><audio_45> são muçulmanos. Mas é aí que o Senhor está agindo. É no meio deles que o Senhor está agindo. Então, chegou um momento assim que ele estava numa situação bem delicada com esse pé. Sentindo muito</transcript><transcript><audio_46> tinha parado pra perguntar o que era. E naquele dia eu parei pra perguntar o que era. O que era que ele tinha no pé. E ele falou como ele tinha sido torturado e o pé dele foi</transcript><transcript><audio_47> não me lembro exatamente o que foi passado, mas quebraram os ossos do pé. Então, ele já tinha feito aqui vários raios X e os médicos disseram... Dava só paliativo. Algum remédio pra passar a dor. Não tinha...</transcript> Kurd Kurd is the people who don't have their own country so we have Iraqi Kurds Turkish Kurds and Iranian Kurds Afghans etc and this student every day he arrived at class limping and with a lot of pain in his foot every day but I  I had never had the boldness to want to pray for him because it was in front of many students and in our case, in our case, in the reception center, 90% are Muslims, but that is where you are acting, it is in their midst that you  is acting So there came a time when he was in a very delicate situation with this foot I felt a lot of pain feeling a lot of pain but I had never stopped to ask what it was and that day I stopped to ask what it was What was it that he had in his  foot and and he said that how he had been tortured and and his foot, he was, it was passed, I don't, I don't remember exactly what happened, but they broke the bones in his foot, so he had already had it done here Several, several X-rays and the doctors said  it was just palliative, there was some medicine to ease the pain, there was nothing
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