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How true is this assertion?

I saiah 43:11


I, even I, am the LORD; and beside me there is no saviour


Amazing people accept Jesus Christ as saviour yet deny he is God, only God is saviour. JESUS CHRIST IS YHWH AND HE IS ALPHA AND OMEGA

hahn:
Jesus - Imaginary, fictional character

Jehovah - Imaginary being

Liar!

Cultists disguised as followers of Christ would throw dust into the eyes of unsaved people that, The mighty God title attributed to Jesus Christ in Isaiah 9 :6 doesn't make Jesus the almighty God, and that there is a mighty God and an Almighty God. With the mighty God being Jesus Christ and the almighty God being YHWH. My dear brothers and sisters, this same Jesus Christ is YHWH. Same person. God is one. Now see YHWH in the old testament called the mighty God too in Psalm 50:


1The Mighty One, God the Lord,
Has spoken and called the earth
From the rising of the sun to its going down.
2 Out of Zion, the perfection of beauty,
God will shine forth.
3 Our God shall come, and shall not keep silent;
A fire shall devour before Him,
And it shall be very tempestuous all around Him.
4 He shall call to the heavens from above,
And to the earth, that He may judge His people:
5 “Gather My saints together to Me,
Those who have made a covenant with Me by sacrifice.”
6 Let the heavens declare His righteousness,
For God Himself is Judge. Selah
7 “Hear, O My people, and I will speak,
O Israel, and I will testify against you;
I am God, your God!

Now check out the prophecy in Isaiah 9 :6
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.


Deuteronomy 6 :4 says God is one

Jesus Christ is YHWH

Amen

If your wife or husband is a gossiping partner
How do you let him or her quit this habit?

Uganda coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic has touted the credentials of Ghana, revealing coaching the Black Stars is the highest job on the continent.

The Serbian, who has deep-seated knowledge of the team, has touted the pedigree of the four-time African champions ahead of the side's meeting in the opening 2017 Africa Cup of Nations group D clash on January 17.

The Cranes have also drawn seven-time African champions Egypt as well as Mali in the 'group of death'.

The 45-year-old ,who has been hugely tipped to replace Avram Grant in February next year, has showered praises on the Ghanaians.

"The highest job in Africa is to coach Ghana Black Stars," he told Accra-based Happy FM on Thursday

"I have a contract with Uganda and respect that but Ghana is a big football nation."

The tournament will take place in Gabon from January 14 to February 5.

The draw to face Ghana highlights the recent competitions Uganda have been made to play the Black Stars in various competitions.

The sole representatives from East Africa will face Ghana in their opener on January 17 at Stade de Port Gentil in the second largest city in Gabon in a repeat of the 1978 final that saw the Black Stars lift the trophy following a 2-0 win in Accra.

Ghana have been handed a tough draw for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations including two World Cup qualifying opponents Uganda and Egypt in Group D.

West African rivals and recent tournament nemesis Mali are also the last team in the pool.

The Black Stars played the Cranes at the Tamale Sports early this month in the qualifiers to Russia and failed to meet expectations in a dull 0-0 draw.

Uganda qualified for the tournament for the first time in 32 years and have a good coach Milutin Sredojevic who can cause havoc.

Ghana will play Pharaohs next month in the second World Cup qualifier ahead of the tournament.

Defending champions Ivory Coast have DR Congo, Morocco and Togo in Group C with hosts Gabon paired with Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Guinea Bissau.

In Group B, top seed Algeria face Tunisa, Senegal and Zimbabwe.

The 2017 Africa Cup of Nations will run from 15 January to 05 February.

Group A: Gabon, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Guinea Bissau

Group B: Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal, Zimbabwe

Group C: Ivory coast, DRC, Morocco, Togo

Group D: Ghana, Mali, Egypt and Uganda

What are the reasons why a married woman should or should not have a male best friend?

Full time : ghana 0 uganda 0

Uganda proving a hard nut so far

Temolad:
you mean your father's name

YES YOUR FATHER'S NAME

GHANA V UGANDATamale Stadium 17:30 (GHANA 6 UGANDA 0)

Saturday 08 October 2016

Gabon v Morocco Stade de Franceville 17:00 (GABON 1 MOROCCO 2)

Congo DR v Libya Stade des Martyrs 19:30 (CONGO DR 3 LIBYA 1)

Burkina Faso v South Africa Stade du 4 aout 20:00 (BURKINA 2 SOUTH AFRICA 2)

Ivory Coast v Mali Stade de Bouake 20:00 (IVORY COAST 3 MALI 1)

SENEGAL V CAPE VERDEStade Leopold Sedar Senghor 22:00 (SENEGAL 4 CAPE VERDE 2)


Sunday 09 October 2016

Zambia v Nigeria Levy Mwanawasa 14:45 (ZAMIA 1 NIGERIA 0)

Congo v Egypt Stade de l’Unite 16:30 (CONGO 1 EGYPT 3)

Tunisia v Guinea Stade Mustapha Ben Jannet 19:00 (TUNISIA 2 GUINEA 1)

ALGERIA V CAMEROONStade Mustapha 21:30
(ALGERIA 3 CAMEROON 1)

bingbagbo:
Only group toppers will qualify to play at the 2018 world soccer fiesta.

Below are the weekend fixtures:

Africa World Cup Qualifiers | FIXTURES

Friday 07 October 2016
Ghana v Uganda Tamale Stadium 17:30 (GHANA 6 UGANDA 0)

Saturday 08 October 2016

Gabon v Morocco Stade de Franceville 17:00 (GABON 1 MOROCCO 2)

Congo DR v Libya Stade des Martyrs 19:30 (CONGO DR 3 LIBYA 1)

Burkina Faso v South Africa Stade du 4 aout 20:00 (BURKINA 2 SOUTH AFRICA 2)

Ivory Coast v Mali Stade de Bouake 20:00 (IVORY COAST 3 MALI 1)

Senegal v Cape Verde Stade Leopold Sedar Senghor 22:00 (SENEGAL 4 CAPE VERDE 2)


Sunday 09 October 2016

Zambia v Nigeria Levy Mwanawasa 14:45 (ZAMIA 1 NIGERIA 0)

Congo v Egypt Stade de l’Unite 16:30 (CONGO 1 EGYPT 3)

Tunisia v Guinea Stade Mustapha Ben Jannet 19:00 (TUNISIA 2 GUINEA 1)

Algeria v Cameroon Stade Mustapha Tchaker 21:30

(ALGERIA 3 CAMEROON 1)


MY PREDICTIONS DROP YOURS

Only group toppers will qualify to play at the 2018 world soccer fiesta.

Below are the weekend fixtures:

Africa World Cup Qualifiers | FIXTURES

Friday 07 October 2016
Ghana v Uganda Tamale Stadium 17:30

Saturday 08 October 2016

Gabon v Morocco Stade de Franceville 17:00
Congo DR v Libya Stade des Martyrs 19:30
Burkina Faso v South Africa Stade du 4 aout 20:00
Ivory Coast v Mali Stade de Bouake 20:00
Senegal v Cape Verde Stade Leopold Sedar Senghor 22:00


Sunday 09 October 2016

Zambia v Nigeria Levy Mwanawasa 14:45
Congo v Egypt Stade de l’Unite 16:30
Tunisia v Guinea Stade Mustapha Ben Jannet 19:00
Algeria v Cameroon Stade Mustapha Tchaker 21:30

GHANA VS UGANDA WATCH MATCH LIVE HERE https://butchersweetsweat./2016/10/07/ghana-vs-uganda-live-video-stream-330-pm/ AT 3:30PM

Black Stars are favourites- Uganda coach Milutin Sredojevic
Published on: 07 October 2016


Uganda coach Milutin Sredojevic admits his side are the underdogs against Ghana in their Group E World Cup qualifier in Tamale.

The Serb believes the Black Stars pedigree as three-time World Cup finalists make them a strong force.

''We are in a football country that the best identity cards is going to the World Cup three times already, they have a culture to qualify to the World Cup,'' Sredojevic said.

''It is not easy to come here and play against very good individuals that are playing like a team.

''However we have a different mission, Ghana want to make it another World Cup for us we having the believe and dream that we can develop our team and show Africa that it is not by ACCIDENT that we qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations.''

The Cranes are still basking in their first Africa Cup of Nations qualification in more than three decades and hope they could surprise their hosts.

Ugandans are confident the Cranes can have a shot at shocking Ghana should they approach the game with attacking intent.

Newspapers in the East African country want the team to attack rather than rely on sit back and hit opponent on the break set up used by teams playing away from home.

The Cranes have never been goal shy against Ghana, scoring in their last three games against the Black Stars.

The team is in good mood to dent Black Stars hopes of making a fourth successive appearance at the World Cup finals after securing a place at Africa Cup of Nations for the first time in 39 years.

The Business Manager of former Sunderland striker Asamoah Gyan has confirmed the Black Stars captain has held talks with the top hierarchy of former club Liberty Professionals to BUY majority stake.

GHANASoccernet.com reported on Thursday that the Al Ahli star was on the verge of acquiring majority shares in the financially-stricken Dansoman based club, and Samuel Anim-Addo has moved quickly to confirm the report.

The striker who started his career with the Scientific soccer lads is worried about the current unimpressive state as the club have been suffocating under financial stress since demise of founder and bank roller Alhaji Sly Tetteh.

Gyan came to the rescue of Liberty at the tail end of just ended season to SAVE them from suffering relegation.

He paid the winning BONUS and salaries of players ahead of final match which they won to salvage topflight status.

According to Anim Addo talks has been held but a deal is yet to be reached both parties.

''I can confirm that we are in talks for major stake in Liberty but it is far from being done deal yet,'' Addo told the state-owned Graphic Sports.

''Liberty is close to Gyan’s heart and he wants to invest in the club which gave him the platform to reach the heights he has attained as well as ensure the dreams of and Liberty’s founder, Alhaji Sly Tetteh, are sustained. It’s also his way of honouring his mentor and keeping his legacy.

''Both before the DEAL can go though, Gyan needs the blessing of Alhaji Sly Tetteh’s family.''

Temolad:
that's your nick name?

no....














YOUR SURNAME

The Black Stars coach wants his team to open the group stage of the 2018 World Cup qualifiers with a win

Ghana coach Avram Grant says his side's desire to play at the 2018 Fifa World Cup final will spur them on to victory over Uganda in their qualifying encounter on Friday.

The Black Stars host the Cranes at the Tamale Sports Stadium in the last round group opener, ahead of matches against Egypt and Congo.

Ghana are gunning for a fourth straight appearance at the global showpiece after outings in 2006, 2010 and 2014.

“I know the results of the last [2015 Afcon] qualifiier against Uganda when we lost away and drew at home," Grant is quoted as saying by 3News.

“They are a very good side, but we also want to show that we are very strong.

"I don’t think it will be an easy game, but our target is the same - to win and to do everything to be in Russia [2018].

‘‘It's a group stage, so it’s most important that we finish first in the group. It is a tough group in which all the teams can qualify but we have our own vision - we want to be there.

“Part of the reason why I came here is to understand why the talent of the team has not matched their achievement.

"First, we have to get there and I am convinced we would start well on Friday."

Ghana dispatched Comoros 2-0 on aggregate to reach the third and final round.

Goalkeeper Razak Brimah will get the nod with the back four of Harrison Afful, Baba Rahman, Jonathan Mensah, John Boye giving him cover.

Torino star Afriyie Acquah will play in the defensive midfield role and support from Mubarak Wakaso.

Newcastle United star Christian Atsu will cut in from the right flank and Frank Acheampong.

Grant will field a two-proned attack with Asamoah Gyan and Jordan Ayew.

Ghana's probable starting line-up: Razak Brimah- Harrison Afful, Baba Rahman, Jonathan Mensah, John Boye- Afriyie Acquah, Christian Atsu, Mubarak Wakaso, Frank Acheampong- Asamoah Gyan and Jordan Ayew.

Temolad:
Speechless

stammerer

[quote author=Frankraj post=49984291]The man has every right to Bleep her in the anus, but I'm against doing it everyday through there .I can remember when I use to Bleep my girl from her anuss although she asked for it and at a time she said it pains her and then I had to stop doing it to her .

jimoceans14:
Too different as in?be specific na,quote text and draw parralels

compare JOHN 1:1

firstking01:
Hmmmm...


1. Has she giving you go-ahead to confront the husband?

2.How will the man feel owing to the fact that his wife is taking their matrimonial affair to someone else's outside, a single guy for the matter cos i'm sure you ain't married yet??

3.How's your relationship with her husband?, cos for you to just brood out from nowhere and confront the man just looks somehow, it will leave him being suspicious of you and the wife esp with issues like this that got to do with sex...


Answer these questions first??

I know the man, though not a close friend

The point is i have counseled the woman thoroughly but it seems she only need s a divorce which i dont want to happen

Aiholi:
It's supposed to be a family thing, d woman is supposed to talk to her man. U don't av to show-up. It would only infuriate d man

she is ready to leave

any jws here?

why is your version of the bible too different?

what are you trying to hide?

Aiholi:
y?

to stop drilling a bore hole in his wife's arse

My colleague at work, who is married to a very influential man shared her ordeal with me today.

According to her, ever since they got married, her husband has been making love to her through her annuss.

She has decided to quit the marriage and i am so disturbed.

I feel duty-bound to confront the man.

Should i??

On his third cap for the Black Stars of Ghana on July 3, 2004 in Kampala, Asamoah Gyan scored a late equalizers to force the draw with Uganda in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers.

Both sides have met four other times, seven goals have been scored in those matches, five of those goals scored by Ghana but none by Gyan.

And he hasn’t scored for Ghana in a while but the striker is the record goal scorer of the West African country with 48 goals in 95 games.

When asked by the journalists on Wednesday whether fans should expect a goal from him against Uganda, the former Sunderland striker declined to put himself in the firing line.

As a striker anybody will expect you to score, I always try to give my best to help the team win. If I can score and the team wins I will be happy

Gyan said before commenting on the sorry state of the Tamale Sports Stadium where the game will be played on Friday afternoon.

It’s quiet difficult to talk about a pitch, we just need to forget about it and play, it’s not in the best shape as we want it but we will try our best.


Ghana skipper Asamoah Gyan and his deputy Andrew Ayew, the latter is injured and ruled out of the tie agaisnt Uganda on Friday

Players like Joseph Ochaya have plied their trade before in Ghana with Asante Kotoko and the left back currently with the Cranes has talked about the hot weather in the northern part of Ghana.

Gyan who just like most of his teammates are foreign based are expected to struggle since it’s relatively hot currently in the city but again the 30 year old striker downplayed the issue.

It’s gonna be very difficult for us, but it’s not the first time we shall play in these conditions. Whether hot or not, it’s not the first time we play under these conditions

The Al-Ahli Dubai F.C player said about the ground before sharing the importance of the fans towards the team and their ambitions to qualify for their fourth straight World Cup.

We are playing at home and we don’t want to disappoint fans who will be behind us, we are not here to disappoint the fans. Fans always play a very important role in the game, we are expecting more fans on Friday because they are part of us and we expect them to come in big numbers like they have done before

Uganda, Ghana, Congo Brazzaville and Egypt are drawn in Group D with the winner making it to the global showpiece in Russia in 2018.

source: http://www.kawowo.com/index.php/football/item/28672-ghana-skipper-asamoah-gyan-is-optimistic-ahead-of-world-cup-clash-with-uganda.html

Ghana president John Dramani Mahama has hailed the leadership qualities of Asamoah Gyan as he draws an analogy in seeking for a second re-election bid.

The Ghanaian leader is facing stiff competition from popular opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo.

John Mahama has been campaigning in his native country ahead of the crucial elections on December 7.

He says he is tested like the former Sunderland hitman and urges voters to keep him in power.

"When the likes of Asamoah Gyan and Abedi Pele are playing, spectators and analysts always criticise and suggest that given the opportunity, they will play better. But when you field him, they give off a lethargic display, he said to the cheering NDC supporters.

"We are winning and you want Dede Ayew and Asamoah Gyan to be substituted so a rookie can play, it does not make sense, he quipped.

"Talking is the easy part. Even a child can do that but if you have not been tried and tested you cannot deliver, he jabbeb.

President Mahama will square off with his main challenger Nana Akufo-Addo for a shot at the presidency on December 7.

The election is expected to be keenly contested with political watchers predicting a potential run-off.

SOURCE: http://ghanasoccernet.com/ghana-president-john-mahama-touts-asamoah-gyan-leadership-qualities-draws-comparion-as-he-seeks-re-election-bid