Good people of Nigeria. I greet you this morning.

Yesterday, I made a Post. I didn't think about the implications. Later that day, I went meditating on the post.

The post was about the Onan's incidence; where 'God' killed him for not bearing children from his brother's widow...though it didn't look like his fault. (Genesis 38:9).

Now, my question is quite simple.
Even though this may not be a christian tradition. I want to believe God is God of yesterday, today and tomorrow...and he never change because he said so.

Now, will God kill me for not taking my deceased brother's wife?.

Sincerely, I need proficient answers.
(Seun, lalasticlala. Please do the needful, this bothers me seriously.)

God won't kill u but something must kill man sha so search tru your mind wat DAT will ...... u

nairayouthcom:
God won't kill u

if i was op, i would av asked you why and how?

Death Is Inevitable Whether You Marry Your Late Brother's Wife Or Not. BTW, The Fear Of Death Is Worst Than Death Itself...Cut Yourself Some Slacks & Live A Normal Life.

Really, I need a bible backing please.

I wonder why religion likes biting itself...tho everything bites itself.

badthinds:

Good people of Nigeria. I greet you this morning.

Yesterday, I made a Post. I didn't think about the implications. Later that day, I went meditating on the post.

The post was about the Onan's incidence; where 'God' killed him for not bearing children from his brother's widow...though it didn't look like his fault. (Genesis 38:9).

Now, my question is quite simple.
Even though this may not be a christian tradition. I want to believe God is God of yesterday, today and tomorrow...and he never change because he said so.

Now, will God kill me for not taking my deceased brother's wife?.

Sincerely, I need proficient answers.
(Seun, lalasticlala. Please do the needful, this bothers me seriously.)

No he wouldn't kill.it's a choice for you to decide. By the way if he should have killed you, am very such a lot of persons could have being wiped out of the plannet.

badthinds:
■ Good people of Nigeria. I greet you this morning. Yesterday, I made a Post. I didn't think about the implications. Later that day, I went meditating on the post. The post was about the Onan's incidence; where 'God' killed him for not bearing children from his brother's widow...though it didn't look like his fault. (Genesis 38:9). Now, my question is quite simple. Even though this may not be a christian tradition. I want to believe God is God of yesterday, today and tomorrow...and he never change because he said so. Now, will God kill me for not taking my deceased brother's wife?. Sincerely, I need proficient answers.

First, show us where God said you must take your brother's wife as your own in the event of his death. Why are you Christians so mentally lazy and foolish? Why would you simply conclude without evidence or reference that the traditions of the people of the time had anything to do with God?