The document summarizes Prophet Radebe's first spiritual voyage in June 2012 to Ncome, South Africa with his Revelation Church children. Ncome holds historical and spiritual significance as the place where Radebe made a covenant with God and where his spiritual offspring can connect with their spiritual father's guidance. Visiting Ncome provides a memorable experience where one can see the military museum, art displays, and relive the 1838 Battle of Blood River in tranquility. Ncome has become the spiritual home and heritage of the Revelation Church of God.

1. The first spiritual
voyage for Father
and children of the
Revelation Church was
in June 2012 to the
Fatherland.
AmaHlubi having travelled all over
Africa, moved from Mozambique to
eNcome (Blood River) they settled
in that area around the skirts of
uMzinyathi River. Ncome is home to
Prophet Radebe in both ways,
spiritually and historically. He was
further instructed to introduce his
spiritual children to his home of
historical and spiritual origins - Ncome.
The first spiritual voyage for Father
and children of the Revelation Church
was in June 2012 to the Fatherland. The
spiritual pilgrimage is a yearly event,
which is about the covenant. Prophet
Radebe and now his spiritual children
made a covenant with God at the peak
of the mountain. To obey His ways
and further for Prophet Radebe’s
spiritual off springs to be tuned to their
spiritual father’s voice of guidance.
Visiting the place provides for a
memorable and enjoyable experience.
The military museum is on the 20 acre,
housing all type of guns and pangas.
You can stay, eat and hold conferences,
take a stroll viewing the collection
of traditional art. The place offers
picturesque that leaves the pilgrimage
at peace for doing justice by visiting
the place.
When you are at Ncome you relive the
bloodshed battle in tranquility of the
present time away from the actual time
of confrontation that was the 16th of
December 1838.
Encome is the Revelation Church of
God’s heritage and tells the story about
the past, present while imagining the
future. God is at work at the Revelation
Church of God, the church has attained
its own mountain.
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The covenant symbolic bracelets on display.
Church service tent within the Ncome
compound.
Amasosha paying attention to Prophet Radebe’s teaching, in the early hours of the morning.
Prophet Radebe and amasosha heading to Blood River.
Amasosha gathered at the edges of Ncome Mountain, and washing their hands.
Amasosha arriving at Ncome.
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In the battle at Ncome or Blood River, about 3000 Zulu
warriors died. The deeply religious Boers ascribed the
military victory not to their superior armament and tactics,
but saw it as a miracle and sign from God. They had made
a vow asking for God’s protection from the Zulus and had
promised to build a church in God’s honour.
Coming out victorious affirmed their belief that the
predominance of the whites over the blacks is the will of God.
The colossal monument from bronze-covered iron- in the still
plains of the Ncome valley is a very impressive, almost
spooky monument.
The monuments allow one to relive the bloodshed battle in
tranquility of the present time, away from the actual time of
confrontation that was 16 December 1838. On December 16
each year the “Geloftedag” (“Day of the Vow”) was celebrated
by Afrikaners. However, in the new South Africa, it is the
national holiday “Day of Reconcilliation”.
Encome is the place where Prophet Radebe of the Revelation
Church of God was called upon and received instructions from
God. It is here, where he made a covenant with God.
Encome, therefore, became the Revelation Church of God’s
spiritual home, heritage. Encome tells the story about the past,
present while imagining the future. Visiting the place provides
for a memorable and enjoyable experience.
On 16 December 2014 President Jacob Zuma visited the
historical Ncome, the area site of the historical battle of Blood
River between the Zulus and the Voortrekkers on 16 December
in 1838.
Zuma said reconciliation is possible if everyone makes an effort
to achieve it. Zuma unveiled the Reconciliation Bridge linking
the Ncome Museum and the Blood River Monument where the
two groups have commemorated the battle on opposite sides of
the river for years.
THE
FALLAND
RISEOF A BLACK
NATION
This is the place where the
fallen Zulu warriors met their
demise; however, it is now the
place of rising of an African
Prophet.
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