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^^^i think he meant the girl in the story...#kai!whatwereyhuthinking

i don't!

#scary...

An0nimus:
how you dey enjoy?

I missed yhu.

missing all...

HumbledbYGrace:
*whistles*

#Ofthesweetestcrew

How una dey?

sweetest crew...#smileeez all the wayyyy

@ofthesweetestcrew Happy Independence How's the going?

An0nimus:

I called yhu yesterday night...#hidden

Happy weekend ...of the sweetest crew#blowsthemakiss

An0nimus: Gabriel Eziashi (I think).

thank u#winks

An0nimus: Nne your diary got me laughing like Mr Bones today

Me and you go sing which song?

'my praise' na...Who be the artiste sef? #let there be praiiise. Who knows biko?

ihedinobi2: Nne, ngwanu toghe akpa. Kee ihe no n'ime ha?

I won't show uuuuu

ihedinobi2: Fine, sis. How's yours coming?

...arrived with four tote bags

PapaNnamdi: even if they starv for 10yrs and touch the helm of jesus garment, they stil wont loose weight.

Papa Nnamdi! Haba!

ihedinobi2:

Na you talk am nau. I be guy. Guy code tinz...

hahahaha...How ur weekend?

FrancisTony: Ihedinobi and dagr8, thanks.


[b]But, ermm, I don't understand Ibo/Igb[/b]O.

yhu don dey madt abi?

ihedinobi2: Enyia olee way? A ga-eghere gi akwa? I nakwa anya anwu India?

How far you nau? You just come tickle everybody jive comot.

So this is ur way of saying I M I S S yhu eh kwa?
Umu nwoke sef!! Kukuma si the guy E missikwara m gi too much if possible with tears (large droplets...)

musKeeto: ft, you have a lot to learn in life. We all do. All that matters is be true to yourself and whatever you choose to believe in.

Belief in God or not, endeavor to acquire skills that would help you achieve things in life. That's what matters most. I've always admired how bold and open you are.

Happy wknd fellas.
@ujsizzle
@ihedinobi:
@hbg:
@atmc:
An0nimus: wida u na?

hey yhu...I MISS YHU AT THAT 'PLACE' come na, so we g.I.s.t

@Ihedinobi okay. I get ur point.

herald9: Then your argument is baseless Or are you going to revise the Bible to include that?

face ur front. mtscheew.

ihedinobi2: Let's take it easy, ehn, Ada oma.

Now, do you know anywhere in the Bible where Eve tried to dominate Adam?

We will discuss the Church later. Let's take it slow so that we don't complicate everything.

...I dont remember. The bible wasnt so concerened with that.

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How to score goals-Mikel Obi

Easy steps to becoming successful in the music industry-Tonto dike in collaboration with ModeNine

How to Lose 25kg in 2 weeks-Rick Ross

Secrets of self control-2baba

Goodluck Jonathan,our hope for the future-Wole Soyinka

Wives,submit to your husbands-Chimamanda Adichie

LMDAO!!! **wipes tears** leave my Tu Baba alone o

ihedinobi2: I was of the understanding that you were asking if that verse points to feminism. If that is correct, my answer is that the translation you are judging by does point to it and is quite right in that regard.

However, we can tell what was really said by judging the pre-Fall relationship and the Christ-Church relationship against the post-Fall relationship. That is what I was saying essentially. I don't think it's a different point at all.

obidike, before the fall, Eve was a helper and Adam was in charge in other words they were cast into different roles...
After the fall, Eve sought to be in charge which(...ur desire will be to ur husby) implied feminism(my point exactly).

Bring Church into the picture...The church is a bride not in the manner of Eve (cos Eve is to help hers with the work whereas the church is to prolong the days of hers)...with Eve, there was work to be done but with the church, the work was finished and we are talking of greater works which entails prolonging his days. Now, the church comprises male and female. So collextively, we are wife but individually the case is as before the fall, when male and female were cast into differing roles. Anybody that says otherwise has the curse before her/him.

You can add...

U 're making a different point...My point is about feminism.

ihedinobi2: I just wondered.

Anyway, about the second question, I'd never really been sure it was a curse but

About the first, what the curse said is that the woman will sort of pine for her husband and her husband will lord it over her, that is, dominate her. In other words, the marriage relationship was going to turn into a relationship of odds. The woman would be disadvantaged.

... NLT:Then he said to the woman, “I will sharpen the pain of your pregnancy, and in pain you will give birth. And you will desire to control your husband, but he will rule over you.” That is the point. The desire to control a man is innate but no matter how a woman tries to control her man, it won't work. Now, I asked if that is akin to feminism and it seemed so. If then it is so, one can conclude that feminism is a walk under that curse and so to crave equality with a man who is to rule over you is to identify with the curse.