The two pastors were reportedly giving Bible lessons to the two new Believers when police barged into their room and beat them all before taking them into custody.

The new Believers had started attending the underground church just six months before the arrest. The pastors were working with Bibles for Mideast, a ministry that operates in the Middle East, Asia and Africa by giving away Bibles, evangelizing the lost and planting churches.

Bibles for Mideast has helped establish 176 underground churches, 103 of which are in the Middle East. These churches have been turned over to the newly formed church called Assembly of Loving God. (Image: Assembly of Loving God logo/via Bibles4Mideast.com)

The two pastors and the two new Believers were charged with "blasphemy of the prophet" and "misguiding Muslims into a false religion." They were found guilty in a sharia court.

When they were sent to prison, they were again brutally beaten for two days while their hands were tied to a steel bar and their backs were bent forward. The jailers gave them just one piece of a local bread called kuboos each day. The experience was agonizing.

One of the pastors said none of them thought they would still come out of prison alive and that they were already anticipating a death sentence. Yet, though they were tortured, they found comfort in remembering what Jesus went through and they began to confess, "The Blood of Jesus is our victory!"

Bibles for Mideast, which was unable to get information regarding the condition of the four Christians since they were taken into custody, sent out an urgent call for prayer and fasting for the protection and release of the four Christians.

Unknown to them, God was already moving behind the scenes. On their third day in prison, the four Christians were visited by a high-ranking jail officer. He treated them well and ordered the jailer to untie their hands and give them good food. After that, he left and disappeared into his office.

The four Christian prisoners were baffled by the officer's kind treatment.

"We thought, he came with a decision of finishing our life of this world. That's why [he was] treating us like this," one of the pastors said.

The officer came to their cell again in the evening—and surprised them all when he asked them...

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