Pray for:
Mohamed Osman Mohamud
Accused of Plotting Terrorism
Captured
24 people
At nineteen years old, Mohamed Osman Mohamud tried to kill or maim thousands of men, women, and children who were gathered at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland, Oregon on November 26, 2010. At the end of January 2013, he was found guilty by a federal jury. On October 1, 2014 he was sentenced to prison for 30 years. When challenged by undercover FBI agents that "a lot of children" would be there, Mohamed said that he was looking for a "huge mass that will ... be attacked in their own element with their families." Mohamed was born in Somalia. He was brought to America at five years old. He is a naturalized American citizen. His friends at Oregon State University were shocked. They said he was a "stand-up guy" and a "normal college student." Some think that he must've gone "over the edge" after his parents divorced in 2009.
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• Gracious God, only you know the hearts of those whom you have made. Only you know the number of hairs on their heads. Only you knew them as you knit them together in their mothers' wombs. This child Mohamed has lost his way. Call him back. Help him to understand that, no matter how far he flies, he will be within your embrace. Break open his heart, Lord, and make it anew. Amen. — Deacon Beth (Feb. 23, 2014 6:39 a.m.)
• Dear Mohamed Osman,I speak the Name of Jesus into your heart and mind and soul, take captive every thought of yours and make those thoughts obedient to the Word of God and to the Mind of Christ, so that He can and will transform you by the renewing of your mind, establish homeostasis (balance) in your life so that you can be blessed with great success as you learn to turn your hands to only that which is wholesome and good, obedient to His Will, therefore pleasing in His sight, then may you be prospered in every good way, a way that will Glorify His Holy Name. Amen — ginna (June 24, 2017 5:32 a.m.)