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Ooo I see that anti Christian is a Muslim from Islam. I think you Muslims say JESUS is not the son of God but now you referring to him as the son of God (you are an hypocrite for that and your mission is known). Who is asking you whether is possible for people to suffer or not? The bold question I ask you is “DID GOD CREATE PEOPLE TO SUFFER?”.YES or NO? Stop telling us your tales of stories. Anti- Christian go ahead and worship your god that created you to suffer and leave Christians to their God. Practice your religion and let Christians practice theirs in peace. STOP targeting Christians as your enemy go to MECCA and stone SATAN (the enemy) he is there waiting for you!!!
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AntiChristian:So God created people to suffer? You talk about Devil, where was the Devil living before or you think Devil’s habitation was on earth initially? Why did the Devil relocate to earth? Jeremiah 29:11 11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. |
Cmanforall:MAYBE the soldiers in the north came from the south and the ones in the south came from the north. ….. meaning the people in the north don’t respect southern soldiers while people in the south respect northern soldiers. Maybe because our southern soldiers value lives because of our high education standards hence the reason for gentle behavior of these soldiers in the north while opposite is the case for northern soldiers operating in the south, because of low education life means nothing to them, hence the reason for their known unwelcome behavior. |
JohnBullMySon:Be deceiving yourself but you can’t deceive everybody.
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Akhaz024:You said a child to pray for a dead person? what for exactly? Your statements keep contradicting one another as to what Islam does with the dead as you earlier claimed. You pray for the dead in Islam , what for exactly? I ask again. |
HolinessForever: ![]() You these Christian nations go get sense by fire by force when Muslims and Islam finish with you. South Africa, Kenya and others I hope Una Dey see and learn. |
Happy Sunday |
Akhaz024:Who are you deceiving? Then why do you people still ask God to bless and forgive the sins of the dead after death? Just be deceiving yourself!!!! |
There are no human leaders to this protest. The major leaders to the protest are “HUNGER”and “CORRUPTION”. Let the government go and arrest them and the followers (protesters) will go silent. Gone are the days where protests are lead by known faces whom government can arrest in kindness or cash!! |
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Those chanting that “ that Igbo must go” are must likely going to be YORUBA MUSLIMS. YORUBA CHRISTIANS will not allow this. |
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Akhaz024:Hmmm!!!! I don’t need to talk much. Pictures speak volume of words.
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God never created the world with people to suffer. The Devil brought troubles to the world ever since it made itself an "enemy of God". The Devil vowed to fight vigorously against everything God created " especially we humans " so that our purpose of creation be defeated. John 10:10 The Devil comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full. 11 “I am the good shepherd Therefore, it is important to know that nobody sits on the fence with the Devil. It's always fighting you with or without offense against it, but the truth is that God had declared us a " WINNER" even before the attack. It is important to know that you are not the only one the Devil is challenging. It challenged great people thousands of years back and it failed to overcome them. Let's look at one of these people in the Bible that Devil attacked but came out victorious and how he did it. King David, a great leader of Israel, faced numerous challenges throughout his life, including the betrayal of his son Absalom and the death of his loved ones. Despite his strong faith, David struggled with despair and suicidal thoughts. However, through his unwavering trust in God and the power of prayer, he found solace and hope in Psalm 27:13, which says, Psalm 27:13 "I would have lost heart, unless I had believed that I would see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living." The rebellion of his son Absalom and the subsequent attack from outside of his kingdom, couple with the death of his loved ones left David feeling hopeless and desperate. In Psalm 27, David expresses his anguish and fear, revealing the depth of his emotional pain. David turned to God, seeking comfort and strength. He reminded himself constantly through psalm 27:13 that God's goodness was still present in his life in the darkest moments giving him the courage to face his challenges head-on. Lessons from David's Experience: 1. Acknowledge your emotions: David expressed his feelings openly, showing that it's essential to acknowledge and confront our emotions. 2. Turn to God: David's faith in God's goodness was his lifeline. Turning to God in prayer can provide comfort and strength in times of despair. 3. Focus on hope: Psalm 27:13 reminds us that hope is always present, even in the darkest moments. Focusing on God's goodness can help us navigate difficult times. 4. Seek support: David surrounded himself with people who encouraged and supported him. Building a strong support network is crucial. HOW TO CONNECT WITH JESUS John14:6 Jesus told him ' I am the way- Yes, and the truth and the life. No one can GET to the father (GOD) except by means of me (JESUS ). Say lord Jesus am sorry for the sins have committed and today I accept you as the son of God and as my lord and personal savior. Help me to follow you now and for ever more. Amen!!! |
Funny thing is that these soldiers have relatives that HUNGER Dey wire. Even the soldiers themselves they experience HUNGER bomber to bomber. ![]() |
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