Rubyjade:
Why?

Rubyjade:

Graphic design
Web design
Ms Word & Excel
B.sc accounting education

Maynmann:


How can you “whisper” through text. That’s dumb.
Are you educated atall?

Maynmann:


^{What has intellectual got to do with publishing?
What do you understand by “intellectual”?}

Maynmann:


What has intellectual got to do with publishing?
What do you understand by “intellectual”?

Maynmann:


And who are you?
How can you “whisper” through text. That’s dumb.
Are you educated atall?

Maynmann:


Theist, What do you understand by “intellectual”?

Maynmann:


General.
Sir, What does the word “bible” mean?

Maynmann:


^{Do you think quoting random books that has been edited and doctored and written by UNKNOWN AUTHORS drive any reasonable points to intellectuals?}

Maynmann:


Bible means books.
Do you think quoting random books that has been edited and doctored and written by UNKNOWN AUTHORS drive any reasonable points to intellectuals?

Maynmann:


Bible means books. The Christian bible called New Testament is a Catholic intellectual property.
Riding on random books written by UNKNOWN AUTHORS.

Try to be original. Dont be dependent on Catholic epistles that has been forged, redacted, edited and corrected.

Which Bible VERSION are you using?

Maynmann:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speaking_in_tongues

judedwriter:
Absolutely yes!

Although no scripture recorded Jesus praying openly in tongues, the closest to it was at the tomb of Lazarus where He groaned silently in

Legenddrizzle:
A 14 year old Nigerian girl Identified as Tinuke Ajenufuja has confessed of sleeping with her Biological father.

“My father is Mr. Samuel Ajenufuja. I love going out with my father and taking a bath with my father. One faithful day, my father and I went for an outing. On getting home back, we couldn’t meet my mum and my elder ones at home”.

“That’s where it all started. My father said he wants to go and have his bath. I told him we should bath together which he agreed on. On getting to the bathroom, I touched my father d.i.k with the hope that he would hit my hand but he doesn’t.

Read Full Article:
https://www.sowhatcomesnext.xyz/why-i-cant-stop-sleeping-with-my-father-14yr-old-nigerian-girl-confesses-video/

Elebiiro:
What is the meaning of marabout?

VBCampaign:
Thread 4

She Said "NO!"

Chapter Nine of the book reveals the account given by the captured girls, who were all Muslims. You cannot read that account and not see humanity in display; at some point while reading this chapter, I broke down and sobbed uncontrollably. The girls were driven for about three hours to a river in the heart of Sambisa forest. When they got there, they were then transported by boat to the enclave of the insurgents. This trip on the river took three days. When they arrived at the destination, they were taken into a building that had many rooms and they were fed only white rice – no stew, no vegetable, no oil; nothing. One thing the insurgents insisted on, though, was that the girls were to say their daily prayers faithfully. They will herd them to some point, get them to do their ablution and then they will say their prayers. This was about the time that Leah was becoming increasingly distinguished from her colleagues. Leah will just sit there and watch them. Incidentally the terrorists did not discover this until a day before their release. Here is the account by the Muslim girls:

“When Boko Haram realized that she wasn’t performing any of the rites, they asked her why. Leah boldly told them that she was a Christian. It may have been brave, but it was obviously going to make her their target. Sure enough the men hurried off to notify their leader. The leader came marching in with an angry scowl on his face. He leaned towards Leah and demanded her name. Not only did Leah reply with her name, but she also added that she was a Christian. She may have been scared – she had to be – but she didn’t show it. The leader became furious and threatened to kill her if she didn’t renounce her Christianity by reciting the Islamic creed – Kalmar Shahada. Leah refused. The men then gave her a brutal beating, ordering her to renounce her faith in Jesus and join Islam. Though she knew yielding will make them stop the beating, she refused to turn her back on Christianity. We pleaded with her to tell them what they wanted to hear, and even said we would recite the creed so she could voice it out to them, but she remained adamant…”

Now, that is humanity and that is the difference between Boko Haram’s militant Islam and the regular Islam we see around. The captured Muslim girls may not have practiced Leah’s faith, but they could not stand the sight of a fellow human like themselves being beaten like an animal. Their account said that the beating continued and even became more brutal but Leah will not budge. She simply said “no”. Then the terrorists did something that got to Leah. The following day after the beating, and still locked up in another cell, all the Muslim girls were marched out and put into the vehicle that brought them. Leah could see her mates being returned and at this point, she began to plead with her captures to be released. They will not listen. They also said no.

These all happened in 2018 and Leah Sharibu is still in the den of those animals – Boko Haram. A number of girls that have escaped these evil detentions have returned to speak of the fact that Leah Sharibu is still alive and well. She is still holding on to her faith in Jesus Christ. Some other accounts say that she has been married off to an insurgent commander and even given birth to children. Whatever the case is, the account of this young girl’s faith in Jesus Christ is not only intriguing, it is also convicting and humbling. It is convicting because I am certain that very few of us Christians can stand up in our faith against such evil men as this young girl has done. It is also humbling because Leah’s predicament is an indictment on the kind of religion that many of us practice here in the south of Nigeria. We carry on as if there are no troubles in this country; we are selfish and self-centered, and we build a religion of self-preservation and personal prosperity. We forget quickly that militant Islam is taking over Northern Nigeria mainly because those of us who ought to do the difficult work of missions to north, have given up such laudable work for a prosperity Christianity. We forget that if we do not do the work, it is only a matter of time before militant Islam takes over the whole of the north and begin to threaten incursion into the south.

May God use the story of Leah Sharibu to awaken our humanity and our Christian calling. May he cause us to remember that as Christians, we are pilgrim on this earth. Our calling is to be witnesses for Christ both through our words and our lifestyle. Leah’s classmates, who are Christians, said that they were convinced that only Leah Sharibu had the kind of courage to face those insurgents. They said that with benefit of insights, it was as if she was prepared for a time like this. The reality of Christianity is this: God took up flesh and came into the world to die for the sins of all men. The path to this redemption was the crucifixion of Jesus on a Roman Cross. The Bible says that if the devil had known, he would not have killed the Lord of glory (1 Corinthians 2:. God has a way of manifesting the greatest work through weak men. I am convinced that the last has not been heard of Leah Sharibu. From the weakness and vulnerability of this dear young woman, will come a manifestation of God’s power and glory. Boko Haram took the wrong person – they just did not know it.

Please remember to pray for Leah Sharibu: that God will manifest his good will through the predicament that has befallen her and her family. We know that God’s greatest work is the redemption of all men. May Leah’s testimony continue to redound to the glory of God and continue to cause for those who do not believe in Jesus Christ to turn to him in repentance and faith. Amen.

Written by Deji Yesufu

Source: https://textandpublishing.com/leah-sharibu-what-really-happened-at-dapchi/

CONCLUDED

VBCampaign:
Thread 4

She Said "NO!"

Chapter Nine of the book reveals the account given by the captured girls, who were all Muslims. You cannot read that account and not see humanity in display; at some point while reading this chapter, I broke down and sobbed uncontrollably. The girls were driven for about three hours to a river in the heart of Sambisa forest. When they got there, they were then transported by boat to the enclave of the insurgents. This trip on the river took three days. When they arrived at the destination, they were taken into a building that had many rooms and they were fed only white rice – no stew, no vegetable, no oil; nothing. One thing the insurgents insisted on, though, was that the girls were to say their daily prayers faithfully. They will herd them to some point, get them to do their ablution and then they will say their prayers. This was about the time that Leah was becoming increasingly distinguished from her colleagues. Leah will just sit there and watch them. Incidentally the terrorists did not discover this until a day before their release. Here is the account by the Muslim girls:

“When Boko Haram realized that she wasn’t performing any of the rites, they asked her why. Leah boldly told them that she was a Christian. It may have been brave, but it was obviously going to make her their target. Sure enough the men hurried off to notify their leader. The leader came marching in with an angry scowl on his face. He leaned towards Leah and demanded her name. Not only did Leah reply with her name, but she also added that she was a Christian. She may have been scared – she had to be – but she didn’t show it. The leader became furious and threatened to kill her if she didn’t renounce her Christianity by reciting the Islamic creed – Kalmar Shahada. Leah refused. The men then gave her a brutal beating, ordering her to renounce her faith in Jesus and join Islam. Though she knew yielding will make them stop the beating, she refused to turn her back on Christianity. We pleaded with her to tell them what they wanted to hear, and even said we would recite the creed so she could voice it out to them, but she remained adamant…”

Now, that is humanity and that is the difference between Boko Haram’s militant Islam and the regular Islam we see around. The captured Muslim girls may not have practiced Leah’s faith, but they could not stand the sight of a fellow human like themselves being beaten like an animal. Their account said that the beating continued and even became more brutal but Leah will not budge. She simply said “no”. Then the terrorists did something that got to Leah. The following day after the beating, and still locked up in another cell, all the Muslim girls were marched out and put into the vehicle that brought them. Leah could see her mates being returned and at this point, she began to plead with her captures to be released. They will not listen. They also said no.

These all happened in 2018 and Leah Sharibu is still in the den of those animals – Boko Haram. A number of girls that have escaped these evil detentions have returned to speak of the fact that Leah Sharibu is still alive and well. She is still holding on to her faith in Jesus Christ. Some other accounts say that she has been married off to an insurgent commander and even given birth to children. Whatever the case is, the account of this young girl’s faith in Jesus Christ is not only intriguing, it is also convicting and humbling. It is convicting because I am certain that very few of us Christians can stand up in our faith against such evil men as this young girl has done. It is also humbling because Leah’s predicament is an indictment on the kind of religion that many of us practice here in the south of Nigeria. We carry on as if there are no troubles in this country; we are selfish and self-centered, and we build a religion of self-preservation and personal prosperity. We forget quickly that militant Islam is taking over Northern Nigeria mainly because those of us who ought to do the difficult work of missions to north, have given up such laudable work for a prosperity Christianity. We forget that if we do not do the work, it is only a matter of time before militant Islam takes over the whole of the north and begin to threaten incursion into the south.

May God use the story of Leah Sharibu to awaken our humanity and our Christian calling. May he cause us to remember that as Christians, we are pilgrim on this earth. Our calling is to be witnesses for Christ both through our words and our lifestyle. Leah’s classmates, who are Christians, said that they were convinced that only Leah Sharibu had the kind of courage to face those insurgents. They said that with benefit of insights, it was as if she was prepared for a time like this. The reality of Christianity is this: God took up flesh and came into the world to die for the sins of all men. The path to this redemption was the crucifixion of Jesus on a Roman Cross. The Bible says that if the devil had known, he would not have killed the Lord of glory (1 Corinthians 2:. God has a way of manifesting the greatest work through weak men. I am convinced that the last has not been heard of Leah Sharibu. From the weakness and vulnerability of this dear young woman, will come a manifestation of God’s power and glory. Boko Haram took the wrong person – they just did not know it.

Please remember to pray for Leah Sharibu: that God will manifest his good will through the predicament that has befallen her and her family. We know that God’s greatest work is the redemption of all men. May Leah’s testimony continue to redound to the glory of God and continue to cause for those who do not believe in Jesus Christ to turn to him in repentance and faith. Amen.

Written by Deji Yesufu

Source: https://textandpublishing.com/leah-sharibu-what-really-happened-at-dapchi/

CONCLUDED

VBCampaign:
Thread 2

My growing up years were in Zaria, Kaduna State. My father was a staff of the Ahmadu Bello University, so I had all my schooling there: elementary, secondary and even university education – all in Zaria. There is an account in this book on Leah that every Christian in Northern Nigeria can identify with: it is the fact that there is a general antagonism against Christians in the north. In Zaria, where the university offers a lot of liberal thinking, the antagonism was not that much (although we did have instances of Christians beings persecuted and killed for their faith). So when the book opened with the account that Leah Sharibu and her family lived in Dapchi town as minority Christians, I could understand. Their own situation was even more profound because Dapchi, Yobe State, does not have the Zaria liberal bent to Islam. Here is a classmate’s account of life in Dapchi as stated in the book:

"Dapchi is a predominantly Muslim town where only about 10% of the people are Christians. There are only four small churches in the Dapchi area and each church has a congregation of less than 30 people. The pressure to deny your faith and to live as a Muslim starts at a very young age. Generally, in Yobe State it is hard for Christian children to receive any formal education. As for Christian adults, they are often overlooked for jobs or leadership positions at the local or state levels due to religious discrimination. The persecution is real, and we live it on a daily basis. However, this kind of everyday persecution was nothing like what we were about to face…”

Another thing about living in northern Nigeria is that due to this ever present persecution, the nature of Christianity in Northern Nigeria is a lot different from the one in the south of the country. When you live day after day, knowing that one day you could pay the ultimate price for your faith, your commitment to Jesus Christ is real. There is a sense of not holding to the things of this world that is ingrained into your psyche; and then you join biblical accounts that tell you that the Christian life is one that is laced with persecution – including the reality of paying the ultimate price of being killed for your faith. From one’s early commitment to Jesus, the doctrine of never denying Christ no matter what is ingrained into your psyche. A deep Arminian theology also puts the fear of both renouncing faith in Christ and losing one’s salvation on the same stead. So when, in 2014, the Chibok girls were kidnapped in Borno State, all boarding schools in North Eastern Nigeria were put on red-alert. Everybody knew that it was only a matter of time before another school was ransacked by the terrorists.

So, in school, and at the Christian fellowship gathering, the students encouraged themselves in the faith and continually drum the fact into themselves that if ever their school was taken over by Boko Haram, there will not be a situation where any one of them will renounce their in Christ. It was doubly so for Leah Sharibu because she was actually the president of their Fellowship of Christian students. She was the one who taught the doctrine and it was her that must of a certainty live out its reality if ever it happened. Patience, one of Leah’s schoolmate, gives the account of events that happened at their dormitory, a day before the attack on their school:

... to be continued below

anifranklyn67:


My Honda is having high temperature issues

However I have checked, my two fans are working properly

My radiator is a double cell radiator,

Meanwhile this always happens when my AC is on and also when I take a long ride,

Mechanic has been unable to identify this fault

Any help here can do
Thanks alot

Overflow4me2:
Actually scoliosis can be corrected surgically ok

Kobojunkie:
1. Your claim that Ham slept with his mother does not make sense at all when one closely exams the information provided in the passage as below.
2. For one, Ham was already indicated as the father of Canaan at the time the incident took place, so how could he, Canaan, have been the product of this supposed affair his father, Ham, had with his grandmother the day before he was cursed?

3. The actions of Shem and Japheth, putting a robe across the shoulders of their father, Noah, and walking backwards into the tent, only make sense if Noah was indeed naked, and not if instead, Noah's wife was having an affair with her son.

Noah resorting to putting a curse on Canaan for the actions of his father, Ham, was just foolish, in my opinion.

elated177:
El Elohe Yahshrael!

Is kissing pleasurable?

What is it about kissing that makes it pleasurable? Why do people spend so much time kissing? Is it only in movies or do people actually do so in real life?

When I say "kissing", I don't mean the one people give each other or one another on the cheeks as a form of greeting. Nope!


Can those who engage in kissing tell us what pleasure they derive from it? I don't want to believe people just do it without any sort of satisfaction.

Is it just me or is kissing - not the kiss on the cheeks - disgusting.

El Elohe Yahshrael! Hallelu YAH!

elated177:
El Elohe Yahshrael!

Is kissing pleasurable?

What is it about kissing that makes it pleasurable? Why do people spend so much time kissing? Is it only in movies or do people actually do so in real life?

When I say "kissing", I don't mean the one people give each other or one another on the cheeks as a form of greeting. Nope!


Can those who engage in kissing tell us what pleasure they derive from it? I don't want to believe people just do it without any sort of satisfaction.

Is it just me or is kissing - not the kiss on the cheeks - disgusting.

El Elohe Yahshrael! Hallelu YAH!

AntiChristian:



Na who send make the father get drunk?
Why did he get naked in the first place?
Why curse the offspring instead of the sinner himself?
Why didn't Lot curse his offspring too or that is because Jesus will be involved?
Why wasn't Perez cursed too since he was the result of incest of father and daughter in law or is it because they are the great granddads of Jesus?
Both Ellicott's and Pulpit commentary didn't retranslate that verse as you did.

There is no justice, fairness and equity in that verse! That verse just spoiled everything Noah did earlier in the Bible!

Zinpat:



Are you then saying that when people die, only those dead spiritually should go for the burial Just asking...