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Ayanwukoma:What do you do when you are kidnapped in a jungle about to be killed tomorrow but notice there is a way out today? Would you wait to confirm if they'll kill you or think through the dense jungles? |
Jamesbiodun:You cannot defeat the youth if they team against you. That's why politicians learn to cause problems amongst them so they wouldn't have a time to be united. |
Ayanwukoma:No, I don't see abortion as the alternative. It could endanger the life of the girl...and this has nothing to do with whether you are a rich yahoo boy or not. I don't even understand how you attributed underage wealth to fraud! Speak to your father to speak to her father. |
Davash222:I can't believe of all topics, you had to say this on this thread.
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My girlfriend from the neighborhood got pregnant for me last month, though we are both young still living under our parents roof.Sorry, did I miss sth here? You are still under your parent but your penis has started to rent a space outside? The admonition to steer clear of premarital sex has always been there. I told my parent's about the situation, they were both happy at least they having a grandchildWhat? Ok, let me understand the parent had no other option. , but was surprised when my girlfriend called me last night, that her mom says first thing tomorrow morning They going to the hospital to do an Abortion.Okay?? I asked her why, she said her mom says am a tout, a street dog, over her dead body would she let her daughter bore my child.Sorry, I don't support abortion but where do you intend to live with the girl and child after delivery? Can you father the child? Or is your father going to help you father your child? Are you ready to make a family? What are your plans? I also tear tickets in a popular junction in my town.Do not blame the mother for seeing you as a nobody. My apology. People see people who tear tickets as thugs. The reason she's doing this, because am not a rich Yahoo boy that drives benz, but stillI beg to differ. No responsible parents can tolerate an unwanted pregnancy from their teenage girl child...whether you are a rich boy or not. BTW, why do you attribute wealth to yahoo boys? Am thinking about taking community youths to their house this evening.Isn't this thuggery? Come off it already. Ps: her mom is troublesome the whole community knows her just because her husband is wealthy, wouldn't want to go with my parent's and she start insulting them.I don't really care whether or not her mum is troublesome. I see a disciplined woman! How do you expect her to accept you for ruining her daughter's life in such juvenile age! You expect her to welcome you with open arms and a cheek kiss? I can't even believe your parents are verily on support of you penising downtown. I am trying to understand they had to accept the deed has been done and moving forward. OMG. I am lost finally. Why don't your family propose a marriage to the girl's family before she conceives? Let your father meet with hers. Abortion is also dangerous for her! It is also murder. By going through the conjugal rites, you can marry. Her mother's must have to live with it rather than taking the life...unless your parents or theirs have other alternatives. I feel the mother doesn't want the child to come at all, and your family cannot let her take it away. To minimise the frictions of now and forever, the heads of the family must start being the head. It's either she conceives, and one party takes responsibility, or the marriage thing! Never employ violence! |
Uncle dey find better priest e go follow go do en odeshi and other protocols. |
I understand that as humans misunderstandings are prone to occur, but please, wtf does that pilot mean by “trying to help her meet her family?” Abi is there nobody who loves good thing there who has a head to give him about three headbutt? Even if there is a delay, you speak up. You aren't doing anyone a favour when you get paid! |
Even the devil is surprised who sent you. By the way, the Second Coming is here already. |
You aren't wrong. |
pepperdemzombie:Lol. I understand she has to cover the cleavage. Her way, her life tho. |
tctrills:Hell is different from hell fire. Anyways, it does not go there. |
Whatever. I am waiting for the new positions he would be given. |
He wants to replenish what was spent in his son's wedding. |
fascowilly:I wasn't tribalistic tho. You don't have to be to make a point. |
CoolJulian:Because you said so or because you read what the media did? There must be much wrong in the village before he wanted to keep dogs! |
pepperdemzombie:Ok. |
oladipuposadeeq:You have seen but not experienced it personally? |
tctrills:The spirit returns to the giver, God. You answered it in your paragraph. |
Sunisonflex39:What if you see sb who isn't a simp but isn't a redpill either? |
IbileIfe:I can't agree less. It's not nice women exposing things like this. Let's take it that she went to the gym. |
PrinceJoeWan:Thanks. slimjohn2k5:It has in Word Pad. Can I use an AntiVirus? |
cassette:Yeah, I'll optimise, and send you many cover letter to be using as templates...plus the tips. |
Definition: The thoughts or mental images of a person during sleep. The Bible refers to natural dreams, dreams from God, and dreams that involve divination.—Job 20:8; Num. 12:6; Zech. 10:2. What have researchers learned about dreams? “Everyone dreams,” says The World Book Encyclopedia (1984, Vol. 5, p. 279). “Most adults dream for about 100 minutes during eight hours of sleep.” So dreams are a normal human experience. Said Dr. Allan Hobson, of Harvard Medical School: “They are ambiguous stimuli which can be interpreted in any way a therapist is predisposed to. But their meaning is in the eye of the beholder—not in the dream itself.” When reporting this, the “Science Times” section of The New York Times added: “Within the school that places great value on dreams, there are many approaches to finding the psychological message of a dream, each reflecting different theoretical outlooks. A Freudian will find one kind of meaning in a dream, while a Jungian will find another, and a Gestalt therapist will find still another meaning. . . . But the view that dreams have psychological meaning at all has come under strong attack from neuroscientists.”—July 10, 1984, p. C12. Can dreams that seem to impart special knowledge come from a source other than God? Jer. 29:8, 9: “This is what Jehovah of armies . . . has said: ‘Let not your prophets who are in among you and your practicers of divination deceive you, and do not you listen to their dreams that they are dreaming. For “it is in falsehood that they are prophesying to you in my name. I have not sent them,” is the utterance of Jehovah.’” Harper’s Bible Dictionary informs us: “Babylonians had such trust in dreams that on the eve of important decisions they slept in temples, hoping for counsel. Greeks desiring health instruction slept in shrines of Aesculapius [whose emblem was a serpent], and Romans in temples of Serapis [at times associated with a coiled serpent]. Egyptians prepared elaborate books for dream interpretation.”—(New York, 1961), Madeleine Miller and J. Lane Miller, p. 141. In the past, God used dreams to give warnings, instruction, and prophecy, but is he leading his people in that way now? References to such dreams originating with God are found at Matthew 2:13, 19, 20; 1 Kings 3:5; Genesis 40:1-8. Examine these scriptures: Heb. 1:1, 2: “God, who long ago spoke on many occasions and in many ways [including dreams] to our forefathers by means of the prophets, has at the end of these days spoken to us by means of a Son [Jesus Christ, whose teachings are recorded in the Bible].” 1 Cor. 13:8: “Whether there are gifts of prophesying [and at times God conveyed prophecies to his servants by means of dreams], they will be done away with.” 2 Tim. 3:16, 17: “All Scripture is inspired of God and beneficial for teaching . . . that the man of God may be fully competent, completely equipped for every good work.” 1 Tim. 4:1: “However, the inspired utterance says definitely that in later periods of time some will fall away from the faith, paying attention to misleading inspired utterances [sometimes conveyed in dreams] and teachings of demons.” Thanks. |
Hello. If there is no consciousness at death, how can the dead hear his voice. can the dead hear?The Bible was referring to the resurrection. In the Bible, the word translated as “resurrection” comes from the Greek a·naʹsta·sis, which means “raising up” or “standing up again.” A person who is resurrected is raised up from death and restored to life as the person he was before.—1 Corinthians 15:12, 13. Although the word “resurrection” is not in the Hebrew Scriptures, often called the Old Testament, the teaching appears there. Through the prophet Hosea, for example, God promised: “From the power of the Grave I will redeem them; from death I will recover them.”—Hosea 13:14; Job 14:13-15; Isaiah 26:19; Daniel 12:2, 13. Where will people be resurrected? Some people are resurrected to life in heaven to rule as kings with Christ. (2 Corinthians 5:1; Revelation 5:9, 10) The Bible calls this “the first resurrection” and “the earlier resurrection,” both expressions implying that there is another resurrection to follow. (Revelation 20:6; Philippians 3:11) This later resurrection will be to life on earth, which the vast majority of those brought back to life will enjoy.—Psalm 37:29. How are people resurrected? God grants Jesus the power to raise the dead. (John 11:25) Jesus will restore “all those in the memorial tombs” to life, each one with his unique identity, personality, and memories. (John 5:28, 29) Those resurrected to heaven receive a spirit body, while those resurrected to life on earth receive a healthy physical body, completely sound.—Isaiah 33:24; 35:5, 6; 1 Corinthians 15:42-44, 50. Who will be resurrected? The Bible says that “there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.” (Acts 24:15) The righteous include faithful people, such as Noah, Sarah, and Abraham. (Genesis 6:9; Hebrews 11:11; James 2:21) The unrighteous include those who failed to meet God’s standards but did not have the opportunity to learn and follow them. However, those who become so wicked that they are beyond reform will not be resurrected. When such ones die, they suffer permanent destruction with no hope of a return to life.—Matthew 23:33; Hebrews 10:26, 27. When will the resurrection take place? [/b]The Bible foretold that the resurrection to heaven would take place during Christ’s presence. (1 Corinthians 15:21-23) The resurrection to life on earth will occur during the Thousand Year Reign of Jesus Christ, when the earth will be transformed into a paradise.—Luke 23:43; Revelation 20:6, 12, 13. [b]Why is belief in the resurrection reasonable? The Bible provides detailed accounts of nine resurrections, each confirmed by eyewitnesses. (1 Kings 17:17-24; 2 Kings 4:32-37; 13:20, 21; Luke 7:11-17; 8:40-56; John 11:38-44; Acts 9:36-42; Acts 20:7-12; 1 Corinthians 15:3-6) Jesus’ resurrection of Lazarus is especially noteworthy, since Lazarus had been dead for four days and Jesus performed the miracle before a crowd of people. (John 11:39, 42) Even those who opposed Jesus could not deny the facts of the matter, so instead they plotted to kill both Jesus and Lazarus.—John 11:47, 53; 12:9-11. Three resurrections as recorded in the Bible: a widow’s child, a Christian woman, and Jesus’ friend Lazarus. The Bible shows that God has both the ability and the desire to bring back the dead. He keeps in his limitless memory a detailed record of each person he will resurrect by means of his almighty power. (Job 37:23; Matthew 10:30; Luke 20:37, 38) God is able to restore the dead to life, and he wants to! Describing the coming resurrection, the Bible says of God: “You will long for the work of your hands.”—Job 14:15. Misconceptions about the resurrection Myth: The resurrection is a reuniting of the soul with the body. Fact: The Bible teaches that the soul is the entire person, not some part that survives death. (Genesis 2:7, footnote; Ezekiel 18:4) A person who is resurrected is not reunited with his soul; he is recreated as a living soul. Myth: Some people are resurrected and then immediately destroyed. Fact: The Bible says that “those who practiced vile things” will receive “a resurrection of judgment.” (John 5:29) However, this judgment is based on what they do after they are resurrected, not before. Jesus said: “The dead will hear the voice of the Son of God, and those who have paid attention will live.” (John 5:25) Those who ‘pay attention’ to, or obey, the things they learn after they are resurrected will have their names recorded in “the scroll of life.”—Revelation 20:12, 13. Myth: When resurrected, a person receives exactly the same body that he had before he died. Fact: After death, a person’s body would likely have broken down and disintegrated.—Ecclesiastes 3:19, 20. Thanks. |
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mamagee3:Let me see your picture, mom. Okay, saw from your profile. You aren't ugly. Ignore him. |
Mehn, David still saw this Assurance as Goliath. Upon all those butterflies in the belle. Everything end from assurance to mama Ifeanyi. |
yoursidenigga:Ok. |
Trumann:Baba why Na? Too raw. |
Buckeyemedia1:Didn't really understand you |
Hmm |
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