But he spoke of more. He spoke of eight Christians praying Friday night for fog and rain so the bombing would temporarily stop. He spoke of trying to stabilize the inner walls of their place of worship with tent pegs. The next day was Sunday. He spoke of Christians afraid to assemble because they might not be able to return home.
Transportation is terrible.
Bridges could be bombed next. And the mere vibrations from bombs would cause the building to collapse. He would pray Saturday night and call them early Sunday morning. Senseless slaughter might terrorize people into heartless submission. Bombs might blast people into grudging submission.