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'Divine dreams' and 38 virgins at Trump prayer event
- US President Donald Trump attended a prayer event at the White House where faith leaders asked for him to receive 'divine dreams' on National Prayer Day.
- Televangelist Paula White urged that Trump be surrounded with 'divine supernatural protection.'
- Trump expressed a renewed religious focus, stating, 'We're bringing back religion in our country, and we're bringing it back quickly and strongly.'
- During the event, Trump recalled a conversation with imams about '38 virgins,' highlighting his increasing religious tone.
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Washington, United States. U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated this Thursday National Day of Prayer with an event at the White House in which he spoke of “virgins” and was surrounded by religious leaders who asked to be granted “divine dreams.” One man even knelt before the 78-year-old Republican during the ceremony held at the Rosaleda of the presidential residence. Christian, Jewish, Muslim and other religious leaders sang the hymn “Amazing…
The American president was surrounded by religious leaders wishing him to make "divine dreams" at an amazing gathering.
Trump, divine dreams and his miraculous 38 virgins
On National Prayer Day, US President Donald Trump sought "divine dreams" and discussed bringing "religion back to the White House". Then, he addressed Muslims and thanked them for voting for him in the Presidential elections and discussed a conversation with Imams of Michigan, involving "38 virgins".
Since the assassination attempt he escaped in July, Donald Trump repeats that he has been "save by God", and seems to be experiencing a renewed faith.
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