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Na waoo, make I no talk sha.

This op self.

Is he now denying that he never said Hillary will win?

What Davido lacks,

Two things have spoilt this post.
1 no source
2 no name for NCAN

He/she is definitely not Alright.

Lalasticlala right now

AdaIhiala:
Bad breath can be very discomforting I must say for the perceiver. The worst is when the person with bad breath talks directly into your face and trust me 'they' are talkatives!

Someone should please help me with that lilwayne picture, yeye dey smell.

Lovely

I managed to snap from the other side of the road because I can not come and have my own accident.

Besides after the accident traffic was building up already.

It happened at umunede along asaba Benin expressway, no life was lost sha. But the federal government coaster bus glass was shattered.

Must it be dangote trucks? I mean why always them?

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Your face that Sunday morning when everyone's mum is cooking rice and stew your mum is cooking beans and she be like "eating beans will make you grow tall"


I want to be a dwarf self, is it your tall?

Let them to naija

First guy, lol

What if the man decides to rather pay outside to have it?

T

Na waoo how many times?

adanny01:
You need to open your mind to strange but factual things.

As a Civil Engr by training, my training makes me imaging things before proving it with mathematics and physics. Not everyone is good at this so if you can't understand it, then its either I try another explanation or give up depending on if you are interested in learning.

At least, if you don't believe me, this should make sense.
www.auto.howstuffworks.com/car-driving-safety/safety-regulatory-devices/speedometer4.htm



Pls note that a diameter of a tire is dependent on rim diameter and aspect ratio. Eg tire size 225/60R17. We are only interested in 60 and R17. So changing the tire width from 225 to 235 or 245 or 255 will not affect the speedometer but changing 60 to 65 or 55 would. Same as the rim size.

Well you might be right after all

Another angle to this story, the more you hear the more confused you become.

They should just stop confusing sombori, anyways that's how a cucumber story will always be.

Jarizod:
[color=#679267] Personally am of the idea that that people should tone down the judgement on her so she won't commit suicide or sum'n!
But Baba Okeke! Your daughter wasn't drugged @ allllll....she looked very much aware and conscious of her surroundings in short she looked happy!! am sure u haven't watched the video or probably don't know what it means to "drug" someone! [/color]

But why will she commit suicide? ??
Even if she does will change the fact that she did it?
She gave us something to talk about at least to cushion the effect of this recession. So you people should stop calling anyone that choose to talk about it a hypocrite and what have you..

What was she thinking when she was happily looking into the camera?
Our people say (ohia na aso nkata ya epula ero ) meaning if a forest doesn't want people to enter with basket it shouldn't produce mushrooms.

The rule is simple don't get caught..
Granted many people criticising her are worse, unfortunately she got caught.

While we are waiting for other versions of this story we sympathize with her.

On behalf of lalasticlala and Seun she should SIN PATIZE with us

Story

Thanks, I have heard you.

Timaya Timaya

kolamaks1:
wtf?.....you are wrong dude.....just imagine a bag of maize weighing 20kg and a bag of cotton weighing 20kg.....are they not of d same weight??...

True

TI1919:
No, you did not.

John 5:17 Jesus answered them, "my father is still working until now, and I am working working"

I think sabbath rest meant freedom from work which is our efforts and surrendering totally our life to God's guidance in every area of our life.
Freedom from agitation, anger, love of money, backbitting, lust, our earthly desire and so much more.

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Yes oo, in addition the apostle Paul told us that God didn't allow the people of Israel to enter his rest because of their disobedience.

So we enter God's rest when we willfully obey his commandments and do his will.

TI1919:
I don't know, tell me what sabbath rest meant

SABBATH DAY
A day set apart by God for rest from regular labors; the Sabbath was given by God as a sign between him and the sons of Israel. (Ex 31:16, 17) The Hebrew expression yohm hash·shab·bathʹ is drawn from the verb sha·vathʹ, meaning “rest, cease.” (Ge 2:2; 8:22) In Greek, he he·meʹra tou sab·baʹtou means “sabbath day.”
I hope that answers your question

TI1919:

Is everything okay?

1) Misconception: God instituted the Sabbath when he rested on the seventh day.

Fact: The Bible says: “God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work which God created and made.” (Genesis 2:3, King James Version) This verse contains, not a law to man, but a statement of what God did on the seventh creative day. The Bible does not mention anyone observing a sabbath rest before the days of Moses.

2) Misconception: The Israelites were under the Sabbath law before they received the Law of Moses.

Fact: Moses told the Israelites: “Jehovah our God made a covenant with us in Horeb,” the area around Mount Sinai. This covenant included the Sabbath law. (Deuteronomy 5:2, 12) The Israelites’ experience with the Sabbath shows that it was new for them. If the Israelites had been under some Sabbath law earlier, while they were in Egypt, how would the Sabbath have reminded them of their deliverance from Egypt as God said it would? (Deuteronomy 5:15) Why did they have to be told not to pick up manna on the seventh day? (Exodus 16:25-30) And why did they not know how to handle the case of the first recorded Sabbath breaker?—Numbers 15:32-36.

3) Misconception: The Sabbath is a perpetual covenant and is therefore still required.

Fact: Some Bible translations do refer to the Sabbath as a “perpetual covenant.” (Exodus 31:16, King James Version) However, the Hebrew word translated “perpetual” can also mean “lasting into the indefinite future,” not necessarily forever. For example, the Bible uses the same word to describe the Israelite priesthood, which God ended about 2,000 years ago.—Exodus 40:15; Hebrews 7:11, 12.

4) Misconception: Christians must keep the Sabbath, since Jesus kept it.

Fact: Jesus observed the Sabbath because he was a Jew, obliged from birth to obey the Law of Moses. (Galatians 4:4) After Jesus died, this Law covenant—including the Sabbath—was taken away.—Colossians 2:13, 14.

5) Misconception: The apostle Paul observed the Sabbath as a Christian.

Fact: Paul entered synagogues on the Sabbath, but not to join the Jews in their observance. (Acts 13:14; 17:1-3; 18:4) Instead, following the custom of the time, he preached the good news in synagogues, as visiting speakers could be invited to address those gathered for worship. (Acts 13:15, 32) Paul preached “every day,” not just on the Sabbath.—Acts 17:17.

6) Misconception: The Christian Sabbath is on Sunday.

Fact: The Bible contains no command for Christians to devote Sunday, the first day of the week, to rest and worship. For early Christians, Sunday was a workday like any other. The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia states: “It was not until the 4th cent[ury] that Sunday began to take on sabbath characteristics, when [the pagan Roman emperor] Constantine decreed that certain types of work should not be done on Sunday.” *

What, though, of passages that seem to indicate that Sunday was a special day? The Bible says that the apostle Paul shared a meal with fellow believers “on the first day of the week,” Sunday, but this was only logical, since Paul was leaving the next day. (Acts 20:7) Similarly, some congregations were told to set aside funds on “the first day of every week,” Sunday, for relief work, but this was just a practical suggestion for personal budgeting. The contributions were kept at home, not turned in at a place of meeting.—1 Corinthians 16:1, 2.

7) Misconception: It is wrong to set aside one day every week for rest and worship.

Fact: The Bible leaves such a decision to each Christian.—Romans 14:5.

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She added that, ‘Unfortunately, I have not seen what i am looking for.

Are you serious? In koredo Bello voice "menopause is knocking"

Anyways the go and marry crew will soon be here. Be ready for them.