Given a sentence in Tagalog language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.

Q: Tagalog sentence: Kung ito’y gawa lamang ng iyong kamay, ito’y nabigo na noon pa man. Ito ay sa pamamagitan ng hangin ng Kaluwalhatian ng ShkhinYAH na umiihip sa ibayo ng mundong ito, ang Banal na hangin ng pagpapanibagong buhay, ito’y hindi dahil sa iyong hininga o ito’y nabigo na.(Isaias 42:8)

A: YAHUVEH said to put this up on all Prophecies from now on: I warned you a long time ago Elisabeth not to name this Ministry after a man or a woman even before there was a Ministry. I put it in your spirit for none of this has been done by your hand, none of this has come forth from your mouth. It is from the mouth of YAHUVEH that has given birth. It is from the mouth of YAHUSHUA your MASHIACH that has given birth. It is from the mouth of the RUACH ha KODESH your IMMAYAH that has given birth. If it had only been by your hand it would have failed long ago. It is by the Shkhinyah Glory's wind that blows across this earth, the Holy wind of revival, it is not by your breath or it would have failed. (Isaiah 42:8)
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Q: Tagalog sentence: Marami ang pinatay sa mga bilangguan bagamat may dakila silang pananampalataya at buhay na walang dungis.

A: Many have been martyred in prison despite their great faith and sinless lives.
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Q: Tagalog sentence: Umaangat mula sa kailaliman ng lupa, at mga observers ng tulad ng inilarawan sa paglikha ng i-crop ang bilog ay maaaring samakatuwid tumingin medyo dilat ang mga mata, startled at nagtaka nang labis.

A:
Rising from the depths of the earth, and observers of such described crop circle creation may therefore look somewhat wide-eyed, startled and amazed.
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