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zero8zero:
And what what about Sharia?, do Muslims not have different denominations?

They actually have but you will see how it will turnout after the establishment one bible is old while the second one is new. Mosaic law will not compliment teaching of Jesus Christ.

bola4dprec:
In the Old Testament, the principle of judgment emphasizes God's role as the ultimate judge, judging individuals and nations based on their actions and adherence to God's law, ultimately leading to either reward or punishment.
Here's a more detailed look at the principles of judgment in the Old Testament:
God as the Ultimate Judge:
The Old Testament consistently portrays God as the ultimate judge, with the understanding that "the judgment is God's".
Judgment Based on Deeds:
God judges people based on their actions and whether they have followed his law or not.
Justice and Mercy:
While God is a God of justice and will punish sin, he is also a God of mercy and grace, offering opportunities for repentance and forgiveness.
Judgment in History:
God's judgments are often seen in historical events, where nations are punished or rewarded for their actions.
Judgment as a Means of Restoration:
God's judgments can also be understood as a means of restoring his people to righteousness and holiness.
Judgment of the Wicked:
The Old Testament describes the judgment of the wicked, often involving destruction and punishment.
Judgment of the Righteous:
Those who are righteous and faithful to God will be rewarded and protected in God's judgment.
Judgment is not a purely secular process:
From the earliest times it was a religious activity.

Law without love
Religion without humanity
Islam ☪️ and Christianity as dominated this country Isese People will soon as for establishing of customary court that will centred on traditional institutions in its totality.

bola4dprec:
The phrase "thou shall not judge" is a common interpretation of Jesus' words in Matthew 7:1-5, which emphasizes that we should not judge others harshly, as we will be judged in the same way.
Here's a breakdown of the concept:
Biblical Context:
The phrase "Judge not, that ye be not judged" (Matthew 7:1) is part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where he outlines principles for living a righteous life.
Meaning:
Jesus is urging people to be mindful of their own flaws and to avoid being judgmental or hypocritical towards others.
Application:
The principle encourages compassion, forgiveness, and humility, suggesting that we should focus on our own shortcomings rather than criticizing others.
Luke 6:37
"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: and condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven"
Matthew 7:2
"For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again."
Matthew 7:3
"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?"

In the Old Testament, the principle of judgment emphasizes God's role as the ultimate judge, judging individuals and nations based on their actions and adherence to God's law, ultimately leading to either reward or punishment.
Here's a more detailed look at the principles of judgment in the Old Testament:
God as the Ultimate Judge:
The Old Testament consistently portrays God as the ultimate judge, with the understanding that "the judgment is God's".
Judgment Based on Deeds:
God judges people based on their actions and whether they have followed his law or not.
Justice and Mercy:
While God is a God of justice and will punish sin, he is also a God of mercy and grace, offering opportunities for repentance and forgiveness.
Judgment in History:
God's judgments are often seen in historical events, where nations are punished or rewarded for their actions.
Judgment as a Means of Restoration:
God's judgments can also be understood as a means of restoring his people to righteousness and holiness.
Judgment of the Wicked:
The Old Testament describes the judgment of the wicked, often involving destruction and punishment.
Judgment of the Righteous:
Those who are righteous and faithful to God will be rewarded and protected in God's judgment.
Judgment is not a purely secular process:
From the earliest times it was a religious activity.

bola4dprec:
Canon law includes the internal ecclesiastical law, or operational policy, governing the Catholic Church (both the Latin Church and the Eastern Catholic Churches) it may not work due to the fact that we have many denominations

The phrase "thou shall not judge" is a common interpretation of Jesus' words in Matthew 7:1-5, which emphasizes that we should not judge others harshly, as we will be judged in the same way.
Here's a breakdown of the concept:
Biblical Context:
The phrase "Judge not, that ye be not judged" (Matthew 7:1) is part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where he outlines principles for living a righteous life.
Meaning:
Jesus is urging people to be mindful of their own flaws and to avoid being judgmental or hypocritical towards others.
Application:
The principle encourages compassion, forgiveness, and humility, suggesting that we should focus on our own shortcomings rather than criticizing others.
Luke 6:37
"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: and condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven"
Matthew 7:2
"For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again."
Matthew 7:3
"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?"

bola4dprec:
An ecclesiastical court, also known as a court Christian or court spiritual, is a church court that deals with matters of ecclesiastical law, usually presided over by members of the clergy and having jurisdiction in spiritual or religious matters.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Definition:
An ecclesiastical court is a tribunal within a religious body, like the Christian Church, that deals with disputes among clerics or with spiritual matters involving either clerics or laymen.
Jurisdiction:
Historically, these courts interpreted and applied canon law, which is the body of laws and regulations of a church.
Matters Handled:
Ecclesiastical courts traditionally dealt with issues like:
Sacramental matters, including marriage, separation, and legitimacy.
Wills (they had exclusive jurisdiction over wills).
Crimes committed by clergy.
Historical Context:
In the past, ecclesiastical courts played a significant role in the legal and social landscape, particularly in the Middle Ages.
Examples:
Archdeacons' courts: Criminal courts for moral and disciplinary offenses.
Episcopal courts of audience: Appeals from archidiaconal courts.
Consistory courts: Heard lawsuits such as matrimonial and defamation cases.
Modern Context:
While the role of ecclesiastical courts may have diminished in some regions, they still exist in some religious traditions and continue to handle certain matters within their respective jurisdictions.

Canon law includes the internal ecclesiastical law, or operational policy, governing the Catholic Church (both the Latin Church and the Eastern Catholic Churches) it may not work due to the fact that we have many denominations

An ecclesiastical court, also known as a court Christian or court spiritual, is a church court that deals with matters of ecclesiastical law, usually presided over by members of the clergy and having jurisdiction in spiritual or religious matters.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Definition:
An ecclesiastical court is a tribunal within a religious body, like the Christian Church, that deals with disputes among clerics or with spiritual matters involving either clerics or laymen.
Jurisdiction:
Historically, these courts interpreted and applied canon law, which is the body of laws and regulations of a church.
Matters Handled:
Ecclesiastical courts traditionally dealt with issues like:
Sacramental matters, including marriage, separation, and legitimacy.
Wills (they had exclusive jurisdiction over wills).
Crimes committed by clergy.
Historical Context:
In the past, ecclesiastical courts played a significant role in the legal and social landscape, particularly in the Middle Ages.
Examples:
Archdeacons' courts: Criminal courts for moral and disciplinary offenses.
Episcopal courts of audience: Appeals from archidiaconal courts.
Consistory courts: Heard lawsuits such as matrimonial and defamation cases.
Modern Context:
While the role of ecclesiastical courts may have diminished in some regions, they still exist in some religious traditions and continue to handle certain matters within their respective jurisdictions.

Dogalmighty17:
Can any Igboman or a Yoruba man boldly go to any state in the north and set up a kidnapping camp? If that's not possible why are the Fulani allowed to set up and operate kidnapping camps all over the country?

Every eye witness confirms that it is Fulani doing this. Fulani that Buhari and El-rufai brought from Mali to destabilise GEJs government if he hadn't conceded 2015 elections. These boys were shipped all over Nigeria and settled in camps awaiting further instructions. GEJ surprised them by conceding so Buhari had no further use for these foreign Fulani. Instead of paying them off and sending them back, Buhari ignored them. These are the boys all over the country causing havoc.

But that doesn't matter. What matters is this. Why are the state governments not tackling this matter? From the interview above, it is clear that these Fulani boys have backers in Nigeria's security architecture. What else explains their confidence? But how long will state governments remain indecisive?

There is not one Fulani man that has been held to account for all these killings. Not one! Yet our supreme court can sentence someone to death for just defending himself from a Fulani who tried killing him!

These people are doing what they are doing because the rest of the country has chosen the path of cowardice.

let us use convicted Evans as a case study

Obiedun:
who? Christians? Muslims? Traditional religionists?

Yoruba

Walexy70:
How can I track my Infinix 655 .it was stolen since last year September 2024.

whatapp 08060506294

Bea1234:
At least, their countries are worth fighting for.

Instead make i fight for zoo of Africa, I'll rather deposit my corpse as cadaver to medical school..

Fight for zoo at your own risk..

in.your abode

pacesetting:
Skrill funds $145 available for sale @450/$. Quote me let's deal.

let deal on this

noobody:
Not like that,I am just saying,if you have any services to render,kindly come upfront please,so we can know
It's all good,thanks for the explanation

its well with you boss my mentor in silence. My inspired mentor

noobody:
Talk about what?
I have noticed how you keep jumping on every post as if you can deliver what is requested.
Are you a vendor?
If yes show case what you are selling on the tech market let see.
It's not that hard
Stop behaving like what I don't want to say

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pheezylyon:
Please any known verified vendor I can get poco F6 pro from, like he's really known on nairaland and y'all recommend him

can we talk

RenaissanceGuy:
Hello guys. Please can anybody vouch for username Psalm.z whose phone number is 080. 3894. 0607? I requested that we set up an escrow, but he said he doesn't do escrow. Not very familiar with him unlike people like noobody, macbeyland, and the rest.

what do you want to buy

Wealthoptulent:
NPF should be disbanded asap! We know it's a useless UNIT, with sick , mentally deluded officers.. abi wetin una think

I. Your dream

Coldrux:
Third most corrupt president in the world talking.

I regret being a Nigerian honestly. The suffering is just too much. We are hardworking people, yet we still live in poverty

let us do the needful

MamaOghenero:
Drug criminal and a fake accountant.

with skills

zero8zero:
Big blow to unpatriotic elements calling for coup. Our Guards Brigade are loyal

after 15 months allowances Chrismas allowances and many more

Donald Trump should be used assl a case study

bola4dprec:
O Children of Israel! Remember all the favours I granted you and how I honoured you above the others

And remember when We parted the sea, rescued you, and drowned Pharaoh’s people before your very eyes.

bola4dprec:
Guard yourselves against the Day on which no soul will be of help to another. No intercession will be accepted, no ransom taken, and no help will be given.

O Children of Israel! Remember all the favours I granted you and how I honoured you above the others

bola4dprec:
48 and so on Allah is warning them

Remember how We delivered you from the people of Pharaoh, who afflicted you with dreadful torment, slaughtering your sons and keeping your women. That was a severe test from your Lord.

Guard yourselves against the Day on which no soul will be of help to another. No intercession will be accepted, no ransom taken, and no help will be given.

alizma:
Search for the God of Israel in Quran 2 vs 47.

48 and so on Allah is warning them

Remember how We delivered you from the people of Pharaoh, who afflicted you with dreadful torment, slaughtering your sons and keeping your women. That was a severe test from your Lord.

Feldie:
Mumu LP brought a Yoruba man and said he should be governor of Edo

their some part of Edo Yoruba speaking community. Akpata is not yoruba name anyway

irumole1975:
I’ve always been confused about this question I want to ask but I’ll like the Muslim faithfuls to help here.

Let’s say for someone who was into collecting loans from bank without paying, took a lot of money from people he didn’t know without paying bacj, didn’t use to pray, commit adultery, lie a lot and deny the Quran. This type of person, if he were to repent, will he be accepted?

I learnt that if you did all these acts and cheat people (note that you want to make amend by telling the people you cheated but u don’t even know them anymore), I heard that Allah don’t need ur repentance, you’re bound for hell anyways. Is this true?

Is it just enough for this person to continue in his bad ways and leave solah and prayer since it’s guaranteed that he’s going to be punished by Allah regardless? What’s the need of repenting ?

And He it is Who accepts repentance from His slaves, and forgives sins, and He knows what you do

Afonja44:
Yoruba language
Good for insults and violence

Chief Oniranu of Nigeria

TinkTwice:
This is ethnic diabolism.. Please renact.. Meanwhile, the omoluabis are loud

Chief Oniranu of Nigeria

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