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Uyi Iredia: This thread happens to double as an off-topic and chat section. If the supermod or owner dislikes you chatting with us here I propose a chat section/off-topic thread be made for the Religion section, like the Romance thread.

NOTED!!!!!
Thank you

obadiah777: anyway, lovely folks, thanks for hanging out with your boy. i am getting tired. busy day Adaobi, Ajibam, Tgirl, Tinypurplebaby,Tobechi. sleep tight guys and God bless. catch yall 2moz lord willing

Amen

obadiah777: ok lets try it again. the garden is the word of God which was planted in adam ( made in the image of God ) and adam was put in eden ( rulership of the world ) but he was himself based on the east of eden ( east of his kingdom which is the land of israel ) is that clear enough sire

okay...it covers 40%...we Shall deliberate beta on it later

adaobi123: Say that to Afam

Thought afam4eva is single
Endtime things

TinyPurpleBaby: it really does

I sha know im choir mistress

I volunteer to be the choir mister..
Obadiah..take note

adaobi123: But......................im already taken

That doesn't not mean joor

obadiah777: me no comprehende amigos. what was it you were trying to ask here sire ?

THEN WHAT IS THE SOUTH,WEST AND
NORTH OF THE WORD(EDEN)
The GARDEN IS THE WORD!!!!
THE WORD IS IN ADAM
THE GARDEN IS IN ADAM
You Said GOD IS IN ADAM AGAIN..he breathe into
Him..HE has the trait and gene of GOD...HE was
CALLED IMAGE OF GOD
John1vs1
GOD IS THE WORD
I.E
GOD IS THE GARDEN
GOD PLANTED HIMSELF IN EDEN(WORD)

obadiah777: well now you know lol. meet my wife Ada

Nice meeting you ada
**warm hug**
There you go

obadiah777: the word of God is represented as herbs, and greens and gardens and oil and water and milk and meat. study the bible long enough you will become familiar with these terms

Ajibam: [/quote][quote author=obadiah777]the word of God is represented as herbs, and greens and gardens and oil and water and milk and meat. study the bible long enough you will become familiar with these terms

Okay...
Explained all my exegesis I wrote

adaobi123: Lmmaaaoo

Na so

adaobi123: Lol. I'm an avid follower of obadiah. Secretly

obadiah777: the first time ? i see adaobi here all the time jk.

adaobi123: Lol. I'm an avid follower of obadiah. Secretly

Hmmmm..obadiah..YOU NEVER TOLD ME YOU ARE ENGAGED......

obadiah777: will the exigesis save souls ? no but i have found out that since i have been showing people what the bible is really about, so many people are starting to look at the bible in a new light and they are embracing it more. so many people have been re-energized to return too the lord when they see me breakdown the scriptures. so i will say i am killing two birds with one stone. demystifying the bible brings many closer to it. it makes you love the word even more than people who take the words as fables. see when i thought the words were all fables, i was not drawn to it. but now that i can see behind every word in the bible ? you cant tear me away from the bible forever now. so thats the benefit of getting behind the words

Okay..bro
Let's go there

Bro.obadiah
Will this Exigesis or save a soul...you really did a good job to decypher those code..but bro
The mandate Is GO YE TO THE WORLD AND PREACH THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST

obadiah777: the garden is the word. the word is in adam. east of the world is the land of israel where humanity of adam started >>>> galatians 4 vs 26 But Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all

THEN WHAT IS THE SOUTH,WEST AND NORTH OF THE WORD(EDEN)


The GARDEN IS THE WORD!!!!
THE WORD IS IN ADAM
THE GARDEN IS IN ADAM

You Said GOD IS IN ADAM AGAIN..he breathe into Him..HE has the trait and gene of GOD...HE was CALLED IMAGE OF GOD

John1vs1
GOD IS THE WORD
I.E
GOD IS THE GARDEN
GOD PLANTED HIMSELF IN EDEN(WORD)
Am Confused Bro

obadiah777: GENESIS 2 VS 10-15 And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads.The name of the first is Pison: that is it which compasseth the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold;And the gold of that land is good: there is bdellium and the onyx stone.And the name of the second river is Gihon: the same is it that compasseth the whole land of Ethiopia.And the name of the third river is Hiddekel: that is it which goeth toward the east of Assyria. And the fourth river is Euphrates.And the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it. AND A RIVER WENT OUT OF EDEN ( EDEN IS RULERSHIP ). AND ADAM IS IN RULERSHIP. RIVER MEANS DOCTRINE OR PHILOSOPHY. SO A RIVER WENT OUT OF EDEN MEANS ADAM STARTED SPREADING THE WORD AMONGST THE GENTILES. HE WATERED THE GENTILES. AND FURTHER INTO THE VERSES THEY PARTED THE GENTILE NATIONS INTO FOUR HEADS AND HE WATERED ALL FOUR HEADS MEANING HE SPREAD THE WORD AMONGST ALL THE GENTILES. THE GENTILE NATIONS INCLUDE ETHIOPIA, ASSYRIA ETC ETC. SO BASICALLY BY SPREADING THE WORD TO THE GENTILES, HE IS DRESSING UP AND KEEPING THE GARDENS. ITS METAPHORICAL SPEECH. HE IS MAKING THEM LOOK GOOD BY GIVING THEM LIVING DOCTRINE INSTEAD OF THE DEAD DOCTRINE THEY HAD. HE IS MAKING THEM ALIVE. DRESSING THEM UP

The GARDEN was planted in the EAST of EDEN..


Since EDEN is RULERSHIP!!!
Then what is the GARDEN?
EDEN is the name of The location not the GARDEN,,,what is the GARDEN..and since it is planted eastward...WHAT IS PLANTED INTHE SOUTH,EAST AND NORTH OF EDEN

idnoble135: Hahahaha*gives her a handshake* So, we are partners in plan.
Ajibam, be afraid.... Be very afraid.

Royally: u're not the only one, who wants to do this.
@Ajibam, told u so

idnoble135: Hahahaha*gives her a handshake* So, we are partners in plan.
Ajibam, be afraid.... Be very afraid.

I get ATMC for my back...I no fear at all

Yves4real: Sis, no gist o.... Na Agape darling level.

Lol

God is in control

obadiah777: KJV is not too hard to understand sire. its tough reading for a week or two but it becomes second nature after that. i know i resisted reading it for a long time till i discovered there are 'special reasons' why newer versions are released. so i decided to rough it out with the KJV. and after a few days I did not even want to read any other bible. first off the beauty of the KJV is trying to decipher verses. I dont want to read a bible where everything is just plain to see and laid out with someones vain opinions and vain interpretations. i want to break it down and interpret it myself. i want it in the coded way in which it was written by the prophets. i dont need it simplified with someones vain interpretation of what he or she thinks the verse is saying. and thats why i stick with the KJV only

Okay...I understand

ATMC: u wish when r u taken me to banana island? is it neks week?

We Are Going next Week
You shouldn't have posted it here,,
Idnoble may want to kill be before nextweek

[B]Manychristians today cant dinstinguish between sweat of flesh and dews of heaven[/b]

Gideon is one of my bible famous character because I relate to his struggle with inferiority. God pulled this runt of a guy out of a hole in the ground and called him to deliver Israel. Gideon’s classic “Who, me?” response reminds me of conversations I’ve had with the Lord. None of us feels qualified to do God’s work, but we know from Gideon’s example that reluctant wimps can be transformed into valiant warriors.

I’ve heard people criticize Gideon because he laid out a fleece of wool on the ground and asked the Lord—not once but twice—to confirm His promise (see Judges 6:36-40). But the Bible doesn’t say God was mad at Gideon for wanting assurance. In fact, God answered Gideon both times with moisture from heaven. The dew was a sign of God’s favor and blessing.

You know how the story ends. Gideon’s impressive army of 22,000 is downsized to a ragtag band of 300, and they carry only trumpets, clay pots and torches into battle. Through their supernatural victory over Midian, God made it clear that His anointing has nothing to do with human ability.

How many of us have learned Gideon’s lesson? Do you trust the Holy Spirit to work in you, or do you lean on the flesh? Do you have the precious dew of His miraculous anointing on your life, or have you manufactured a cheap form of human moisture to do the job?

Many Christians today can’t distinguish between the sweat of the flesh and the dew of heaven, but there is a big difference. As I have prayed for more anointing in my life, I’ve realized that we often mistake fake anointing for the real thing. Here’s what I’ve learned so far:

The anointing isn’t in numbers. We place so much importance on church size today, yet God doesn’t seem impressed by crowds. I have nothing against megachurches as long as they preach the gospel—and many of them do a better job of it than small churches. But we’re headed for disaster if we think seating capacity alone reflects God’s approval.

The anointing isn’t in eloquence. Some people have an uncanny way with words (including non-Christian motivational speakers), but persuasive skill isn’t the same as spiritual anointing. The dew of heaven is holy. It brings conviction and repentance—not self-awareness and an ego boost. And true preaching does not exalt the preacher—it crucifies him and focuses all attention on the Son of God.

The anointing isn’t in looks. In today’s cool evangelical scene, rock star pastors are expected to be sexy, and everyone in the praise team needs trendy clothes. There’s nothing wrong with dressing to reach your audience, but I hope we don’t think the Holy Spirit is impressed with hipness. The dowdy grandmother wearing orthopedic shoes might have a word from the Lord for the congregation—but will we allow her on the stage?

The anointing isn’t in technology. I love to use digital graphics when preaching. But some of the most anointed meetings I’ve been in were in Third World countries where we didn’t even have reliable electricity, much less computers and projectors. When genuine anointing falls on a preacher, he or she can talk for two hours without having to entertain.

The anointing isn’t in emotionalism. In many churches today, lack of anointing creates a vacuum that is filled by screaming, swooning and other forms of religious theater. It doesn’t matter what is preached—it is “anointed” as long as the preacher punctuates it with enough volume and the people shout back. (One preacher I know had everyone hollering while she quoted lines from a Beyoncé song!) Remember: Backslidden Israel shouted so loud that the earth quaked, but by the end of the day the Philistines had plundered them (see 1 Sam. 4:5-11).

The anointing isn’t in contrived manifestations. I love it when the Holy Spirit does miracles. But when people fake the supernatural in order to get an audience response (or a big offering), I run for the door. If we had the fear of God we would never pretend to have the anointing by jerking, slurring words, stretching the facts in a testimony or sprinkling glitter on ourselves.

Charles Spurgeon referred to the Holy Spirit’s anointing as “unction,” and he said of it: “Unction is a thing which you cannot manufacture, and its counterfeits are worse than worthless.” Let’s turn away from every false anointing and ask the God who answered Gideon to soak us with His heavenly power


http://www.charismamag.com/blogs/fire-in-my-bones/14207-dont-settle-for-a-fake-anointing

Yves4real: I beg.. forget this darling tune and talk to me the way wey you and Ajibam do in the morning.

Is there something you need to share to the family?

Royally: Ajibam did not win! 1...
Ajibam did not win! 2...
Ajibam did not win! 3...

Royally dey play with 30 Years ban

On Dec. 30, near the end of a service, I was sitting on the edge of the platform when suddenly the presence of God came upon me powerfully. I fell straight back and was lying on the platform. I couldn’t move. I was frozen in place for 30 minutes or so.

While I was on the ground, one of the men in our church came over and grabbed my feet and prayed for me. About 10 minutes after he finished praying, I felt another person grab my feet. It was gentle at first and then quite firm. As this second set of hands held my feet, my body began to shake. When the hands lifted off my feet, I could move my body again.

Later, I found out no one had grabbed my feet the second time—at least no one whom people could see. And when I finally sat up, the Lord spoke something to me that would forever change my life. He said, “You have sought Me like never before. You have lived holier than at any other time in your life. You have pursued My presence far beyond any other time in your life. You think you are worthy to receive the outpouring of My glory. However, during this time, your sin is worthy of eternal damnation.”

In the natural, I felt that no one could have pointed a finger at my life. I was doing everything I knew to do to be pleasing to God. I felt my motives were pure. All I truly wanted was Him. Yet even in this state, I still had sin in my life. I still fell short of the glory and holiness of God, and the sin in my life—as all sin is—was detestable to God. It was deserving of His judgment and warranted an eternity in hell.

Although I had preached that the sin we commit even as Christians is repugnant to God and worthy of hell, I never really saw it until that night. I had a true, deep revelation that I still fell far short of the glory and righteousness of God, even as a Christian. The words the Lord spoke that night shook me to the core of my being.

Yet even as He was speaking those words, I heard the Lord speaking in a second voice. The first voice spoke to me Person to person; the second echoed through the heavens. In that second voice He said, “But My mercyendures forever.”

At that moment, I knew that if God’s mercies were ever to cease, I would be a goner. I knew that without His everlasting mercy, I couldn’t survive one moment. His mercies cover me—praise the name of the Lord!

Grace Comes Before Mercy

Yet here is the thing: People often confuse grace with mercy.

Although many people find grace complicated, in reality it is simple to understand. Take a look at what the apostle Peter has to say about it. He writes, “Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord, according as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue” (2 Pet. 1:2-3, KJV, emphasis added).

Simply put, grace is the favor of God that gives us access to the power of God for everything we need for life and godliness. I want you to consider that statement again: Grace is the favor of God that gives us access to the power of God for everything we need for life and godliness. That is not a complicated idea. The reason many Christians find it difficult to understand grace is that they confuse it with mercy.

Grace is the undeserved, unearned favor of God that gives us access to the power of God for everything we need for life and godliness. Mercy is when we have sinned and deserve judgment, yet because of the blood of Jesus we don’t receive the punishment we should. Grace gives us favor to access the power of God; mercy releases us from the judgment of God.

Grace is favor, and that favor gives us access. It gives us the legal right to access the power of God for everything we need. None of us deserves access to God and His power (Rom. 3:10, 23). Because of sin, we all deserve an everlasting hell. Yet God has given us access to all He is and all He has.

Mercy is when we are released from the judgment we deserve. God has shown us mercy by not making us pay the penalty for our sin. As long as we remain in Christ, that mercy keeps us from the judgment we truly deserve. We all need His mercy, and that mercy will endure forever.

Yet we are not saved by mercy. We are saved by grace. Without the grace—the favor—of God, we could never have access to the mercy of God.

God favored us while we were yet sinners. This is very important for you to understand. God first released His grace before He was able to extend to us His mercy. Romans 5:8 tells us, “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (NKJV, emphasis added).

We didn’t deserve the favor of God. We deserved hell. But God so loved us—He placed such value on us—that while we were still His enemies, He sent Jesus to die for us so that we might have access to Him. 

With that access, we now can receive mercy for all our sins. It is this access that comes to us undeserved and unearned. It is this access that has allowed us to be forgiven, cleansed and made a new creation.

If God hadn’t given us favor to access His power, we could never be free. We would be bound for all eternity to death and destruction. Satan’s goal in the Garden of Eden was to cause sin to enter the world so that mankind would no longer have access to the eternal power of God for everything we would need for life and godliness. He knew that if man sinned, we could no longer eat from the tree of life—the tree of total provision and continual supply. The grace of God gives back to us the access to God’s power for everything we need.

Everything Comes Through Grace

On top of that, all the things we receive from God come to us through His grace.

We are saved through grace. Acts 15:11 says, “But we believe that through the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ we shall be saved in the same manner as they” (emphasis added). We know that through the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, we shall be saved.

We believe through grace. We read in Acts 18:27, “And when he was minded to pass over into Achaia, the brethren encouraged him, and wrote to the disciples to receive him: and when he was come, he helped them much that had believed through grace” (ASV, emphasis added). We’re saved by grace, and the Bible says we have the ability to believe by grace. How often do we struggle with unbelief? Yet the Bible says that the power to believe comes by grace.

We receive our inheritance by grace. Acts 20:32 says, “And now I commend you to God, and to the word of his grace, which is able to build you up, and to give you the inheritance among all them that are sanctified.” Although we deserve an eternity in hell, Jesus not only saved us but also left us an inheritance. Through grace we’re built up, become strong and receive our inheritance. That inheritance is “Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Col. 1:27). Your inheritance is that you have been predestined by God to be changed into His image.

We obey by grace. The Bible says that through God’s grace, we receive the power to obey. Romans 1:5 says, “Through whom we received grace and apostleship, unto obedience of faith among all the nations, for his name’s sake” (emphasis added). In so many churches, Christians are beaten over the head with rules and regulations. They are told they have to do this and do that in order to be pleasing to God, and then they feel defeated when they struggle to obey. The Bible tells us God’s grace gives us the power to obey; it is not something we do of ourselves. So many people are living in condemnation because they don’t have a revelation that grace gives them access to the power of God so they can obey the will of God.

We stand by grace. It is grace that gives us the power—the ability—to stand against the devil. Romans 5:2 tells us, “Through whom also we have had our access by faith into this gracewherein we stand; and we rejoice in hope of the glory of God” (emphasis added). A lot of people say they can’t resist temptation. That’s a lie from the pit of hell, because grace—God’s grace—gives us the power to stand.

We receive spiritual gifts by grace. People often look at me and think I am special. They think I have a special calling and special gifts and that this is why I see the power and anointing of God operating in my life.

They don’t realize I was kicked out of high school six weeks before graduation and that I spent five years abusing drugs and alcohol, stealing money from employers, friends and family to pay for my drug habit. They don’t know the sexual misconduct I was involved in. They have no idea how lost I was.

Now I travel all over the world ministering to millions of people. Lives are changed. People are saved, healed and set free. In our meetings, we have seen the kinds of manifestations of God that I used to only read about in books on revival. None of this happens because I am so spiritual. It happens because of God’s grace. Romans 12:6 says, “And having gifts differing according to the grace that was given to us, whether prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of our faith” (emphasis added). All the gifts of the Spirit are received by grace.

God Has Given to Us All Things

Everything you need comes by grace, which is God’s favor on your life, regardless of whether you deserve it or not. However, if this is true, why do most of us live lives that are broken, defeated, sick and without power?

It is because we don’t understand the grace of God. We have failed to understand what grace is and how it can be multiplied in our lives. Through grace, we have favor that gives us access to the power of God for all things.

Let’s look again at 2 Peter 1:2-3 in the American Standard Version: “Grace to you and peace be multiplied in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord; seeing that his divine power hath granted unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness.”

All things that pertain unto life—that means everything we need for life has been given to us: clothes, money, relationships, food, spiritual food, strength to stand against the devil, an ability to obey God and the power to cast out demons and heal the sick.

Don’t tell me that you can’t live a godly life, that you can’t live for God, that you can’t remain pure and save yourself for your husband or wife. Don’t tell me that you can’t avoid drugs, drinking or listening to ungodly music.

You say, “Brother Steve, it’s too hard.” No. You don’t understand. Everything we need for life and for godliness has been given to us through God’s divine power. Everything you need to live the life God desires for you has been given to you already.

The key to obtaining the power of God is access. It’s like what happened one day when I was having lunch with a very famous international minister. This man is powerfully anointed, and everybody wants to get close to him. He is also a very private man.

After lunch he pulled me aside from the other ministers who were with us, many of whom were also well-known, and talked with me privately. He wanted to give me private access. He told me I could call him anytime, which is something he rarely ever does.

He was giving me access. I don’t deserve it. I definitely wasn’t the most well-known person at the table. But he chose to give me undeserved access. He showed me favor.

God has given you and me access to His very presence and power. Through His undeserved grace and favor, God has chosen to give us the legal right to tap into His power for everything we need.


http://www.charismamag.com/spirit/spiritual-growth/18480-what-grace-is-and-isn-t

Fhemmmy: Ajibam, i beg you jare, no need to fight . . .

I No go fyt her Jawe,she is from benin
My fiancee is from benin

Yves4real: You no fit do anything. Na mouth you dey..

And ban

I go ban you for 10years

Fhemmmy: Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes ooo