Rozz: Do you believe as a Christian that some non Christians will make heaven as well?I remembered when one of our senior pastor once told us that being a Christian does not guarantee you heaven and that some non Christians will make heaven as long as they are good and obedient to God.Do you think He's right?
Rozz: The person below has contrary opinions and believes some non Christians can make heaven only if you don't accept the mark of the beast. Again my pastor said some muslims believes in crist and coming back of Christ and those ones will make heaven if their good deeds surpasses the evil deeds, and he said some of our forefathers who never got the message of Christ will also make heaven if they are good,so only God knows how He will pass his judgement.
Anas09: Can I for once read what you have to say? Aren't you the intelligent one anymore? D your research, post your hypothesis let us also see.
Okay,it is a pity you want a charlatan pastor to chew and then regurgitate into your open mouth. I hope one day you will learn to feed yourself and free yourself from the shackles that bind you. The shackles that make you feel that image is reality. Take care Anastasia.
ToluNazzal: So, i stopped by at the Ikeja City mall (Shoprite) to get the pulse oat the stores and see if people are complying with the Lockdown in Lagos. Apart from the few people and cars their, it was mostly scanty.
This is a silly and annoying thread/YouTube video. There is a lockdown. Corona virus is real! You have been asked to stay at home to prevent the spread of a highly contagious virus but you stubbornly went to Shoprite to do what?? Nigerians....
I sincerely believe you need to see this. Learn to have an open mind and don't just swallow everything that your man of god regurgitates into your mouth.
Racoon: See them making silly joke and excuses of a global pandemic just because they feel they're above the law. Even any body fluid from these Covid19 patients are assumed infectious let alone their remains.
Otherwise why were the burial party spotting PPE suite, facemask, handgloves, safety boots etc though not all of them were well kitted? What kind of leaders do Nigeria have?
Cantonese: Anambra governor is very serious and sincere about this. You can see how the people flagrantly disobey rules that are meant to help them and their societies. Their claim is hunger. Now they will be quarantined and made to suffer other humiliating consequences worse than hunger.
Where is the sincerity? The transport company has not been named. The cover up starts from this!
The Public service rules are very clear on what constitutes misconduct or misdemeanors and it is on the internet for anyone to read. When you join an organisation the onus is on you to study and understand the do's and don'ts of such an establishment. The penalty for offences against discipline are clearly stated in the PSR and in certain cases attracts a penalty as severe as dismissal or retirement depending on your years of service. The issue nowadays is that most young people join the service without bothering to know the laws guiding the service. I think the three ladies in this video need to reply that query with care if they are to escape being interdicted.
PUBLIC SERVICE RULES.
Public services in Nigeria is ruled by the triple principle of anonymity, impartiality, and neutrality. There is the fourth rule, which is permanence, and it's often viewed as a part of the mentioned ones. Anonymity means that public servants of any grade should be invisible and silent in their work.Feb 7, 2018
When you join an organisation it is important to know the rules. The Public service rules PSR are on the internet and available to everybody. The punishment for going contrary to some of these rules are boldly written and non negotiable. The ladies need to seriously apologise to their establishment if they want to continue working there.
PUBLIC SERVICE RULES.
Public services in Nigeria is ruled by the triple principle of anonymity, impartiality, and neutrality. There is the fourth rule, which is permanence, and it's often viewed as a part of the mentioned ones. Anonymity means that public servants of any grade should be invisible and silent in their work.Feb 7, 2018
zionmade: As a Christian i have nothing to say. Its wrong to criticize a Man of God. Its only God who calls men know d ones he called and one he didn't. But if i come close to him i will ask him questions on d morality of his actions. But to stay far and call him names its too wrong
Acehart: You still haven’t answered my question. I could read all those things and still not know what you want me to know exactly about Judas’ account. Please answer my question and also tell me what you would want me to realize, please.
What is the question. I answered it in my second post.
Acehart: Dante, I’d like to ask you this: if what qualifies as “the gospel“ were books or letters written and authorized by the Holy Spirit after Day Of the Feast of Pentecost, more than forty days after Judas Iscariot kicked the bucket; who wrote the Gospel of Judas Iscariot (who didn’t receive the gift of the Holy Spirit)?
You need to goggle about the council of Nicea,the council of Sirdea and the council of Constatinople and the Emperor Constatine. You may also want to read about Constantines mother Empress Helena who gave Christianity the symbol of the cross. It's all there on goggle if you decide to look it up.
Acehart: I will. Thanks. What’s your opinion, though?
I believe and as I always say,it is my personal opinion at the council of Nicea (after Constantine the Great recognised Christianity as the state religion of the Roman empire) there were a lot of gospels of the story of Jesus were floating around. None of the names on any of the gospels including Mathew,Mark,Luke and John were the real names of the authors of these books.They were just pseudonyms. So at the council of Nicea the more powerful bishops were able to insert their gospels into what became the Christian bible claiming these books were inspired. The gospels of their weaker opponents were declared as heresy and banned and ordered to be burned. One of such heretical books is the mentioned gospel of Judas. In my opinion the Victor's write history and in the case of the bible the victorious bishops decided what qualified to be in the bible and they decided the books that did not make the cut.
Acehart: Judas Iscariot is referred to as the last of the 12. Judas was the son of Simon, who was called “Iscariot”. The name “Iscariot” means “man of Kerioth”; Kerioth was a small town in Judea about 23 miles south of Jerusalem. Of the 12 disciples of Jesus, he was the only non-Galilean.
The secret to knowing what irked Judas into betraying Christ is the statement Christ made in Simon the leper’s house: “She has come beforehand to anoint My body for burial”.
In the days leading to Jesus’ arrest, Jesus had told His disciples He would lay down His life, that is, He would surrender Himself over to His adversaries. The Gospels show that He predicted His arrest and death about four times.
So, what irked Judas Iscariot to such an extent that he considered betraying His master?
Now, the sentiments making the rounds in Judea, Judas’ homeland, was: Jesus Christ is the Messiah that would deliver Israel from colonialism; He would take the seat of His father, David, and rule Israel (as the scriptures had said); Hence, the great cry: Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna! (“Hosanna” the Hebrew word for “save”, “rescue” or “help”) when He made His entry into Jerusalem (on a donkey). Judas’ postulation from the very beginning had been that Christ would become a powerful religious and political leader; and his allegiance with Christ would be of great benefit, materially and politically. (This Judaean, Judas Iscariot, could have been brought up religiously to be familiar with the reading of “The Prophets” regularly in Jerusalem - that the Messiah would come, reign and prosper).
However, in the days leading to Jesus’s arrest, Jesus had greatly limited His miraculous acts and often announced His impending death to His disciples, putting paid to Judas’ ambition; with Jesus’ statement concerning the breaking of the alabaster box of oil by Mary being the straw that broke the camel’s back.
With the prospect of ridicule (in that his kinsmen would shame him for supporting a charlatan) and failure (in that his ambition was thwarted; and rather than return home with a shout of victory, he would return empty-handed and without recompense for his service to Christ) staring him in the face, he disdained Jesus for having wasted three years of his life; and he headed to the council of high priests in a move to save face - to be hailed as one who delivered Israel from a pretender and return home in riches.
In the quest to protect his image, Judas Iscariot forgot one of life’s important principles: dignity is more important than wealth. Christ would have rewarded him according to His word in Proverbs 22:4: The reward of humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, honor and life; Judas lost all three rewards.
Acehart
I suggest you goggle and read the gospel of Judas. You might have a different opinion on the disciple Judas.
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