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[quote author=*osisi link=topic=193649.msg3130932#msg3130932 date=1227543362]Let us as Christians be careful about the way we tear each other down.[/quote]Sorry osisi, i must disagree with you here. This thread is not meant to "tear" christians down but to place our actions side by side with the bible and see whether they are in agreement or not. Unfortunately the Pst Chris praise-singers are only interested in personal attacks and spiritual psychobabble.

Sir John raised some points on his last post - Christ, Paul and co openly rebuked  others . . . the brethren did not consider it "tearing down". How many of us would have accused Paul of this if we were a part of the galatian church that he called "foolish"?

[quote author=*osisi link=topic=193649.msg3130932#msg3130932 date=1227543362]Most of those responding may have never been to Christ embassy or have first hand knowledge of the ministry but they're here blowing trumpets and adding jara.[/quote]We dont need to have attended CE before. The responses from the members is frightening . . . it reads more like a collection of people brainwashed to the extent they would rather attack personality than address issues pertaining to their "ministry".

[quote author=*osisi link=topic=193649.msg3130932#msg3130932 date=1227543362]The Lord knows those who are his and if Pastor Chris is a man of God,God will reward him of all his faithfullness and work of the ministry but if he and his men have used the grace we have received in a deceitful manner as the poster has alledged,he shall also get his due reward.
We serve a God that not only sees the secrets of men but also knows the very intent of our hearts.[/quote]We also serve a God who was bold enough to call out the hypocrisy of the pharisees to their face.

Pepeye:
Your post was actually priceless, My people will say a word is enough for the wise…

i'm not sure you bothered to read the rebutals on his "priceless" post. His post, as has been rightly pointed out, is filled with scriptural drivel that he clearly does not understand. It stands to reason that ow11's post also refers to you:

ow11:
When you opened this thread, I specifically asked for proofs to buttress your claim. You did that and [size=14pt]I am amazed the people accusing you have not bothered to read your claim or try to offer explanations to the anomaly you pointed out. Instead they have continued to attack your person and post 'scriptural drivel'[/size] that makes one wonder if they still read their bible or just listen to someone's interpretation of the bible and take that as 'rhema' from heaven.

We have here a "prizeless" mishmash of poorly understood scripture.

prizeless:
Hey Sir John, and all the anti and pro- Christ Embassy folks, hi to u all.

One thing I have discovered in my few days on earth is that 98% of the problems that people face is caused or initiated by their own hands. The bible teaches that u be quick to hear and slow to speak so that u don't get into trouble. U don't make a vow or utter a statement before an angel and then later say u are sorry or it was a mistake.

What have the above verses got to do with the issue?

prizeless:
U don't castigate any man God has ordained to work for Him whether He is doing well or not. All u do is pray for u thats if u really do love him. David learnt this lesson and even though he had several opportunities to take Saul's life, he refused.

1. Nothing here is even akin to "castigating", rather it is a warning to the deluded that God is not mocked by those who openly use his name to defraud the sheeple.

2. Paul openly rebuked Peter for refusing to eat with gentiles . . . where did you read that Peter went round telling Paul not to "castigate" a man God has ordained? If anyone had a right to use this excuse there was none better than Peter who walked with Christ in the flesh for 3 yrs.

3. The same bible says we shld rebuke and reproof.

prizeless:
The bible says, who are u to judge another man's servant, can u make him stand or fall? It also saysa man is ensnared by his words and in the mulititude of words, sin is inevitable.

You are using scripture that is not relevant in this context. Paul was talking about christians who think they are more spiritually superior than others. this is not the case here, i'm sure even sirJohn is not considering himself spiritually more mature than Pastor Chris.

Rather the issue here is about exposing FALSE DOCTRINE and fraudulent claims of "miracles".

prizeless:
Blessed are the who stand not in the congregation of sinners, no sit in the midst of the scornful, but their delight is in the law of the Lord and on it they meditate day and night, they shall be like a tree planted by the streams of water, and whatsoever he doeth shall PROSPER.

Shalom all!!!

Again how has your recourse to "spiritual jingoism" addressed the main issue?

dayokanu:
I tire oh.

If that woman should leave in the heat of the action,

trust the man to leave home too immediately in search for a mistress who gives him undivided attention.

Phone call during sex? Why not checking e mail. In the heat of the action you wont even hear if the phone is ringing

no mind these yeye pipu.

thank God, the guilty ones are identifying themselves one by one . . .

That's an untrue stereotype. Kim clijsters sure didnt look fit at all.

Association of chronic flirts (ACF) . . . na dem full hia.

KarmaMod:
fit wetin? That one no fit o. Even though during Wimbledon she looked better, she still didnt look like someone who's been an athlete before.

Roger na like me . . . who needs a "fit" woman? Its not like he needs her to play tennis. He's got coaches and he regularly hires sparring partners.

John Lennon didnt offend the vatican so what are they "forgiving"?

Even the King of clay needs some "rest".

Rafael Nadal and Francesca "Xisca" Perello

https://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j82/davidylan/nadalperello.jpg

KarmaMod:
she doesnt look athletic at all

poor Federer

She retired in 2001 from a foot injury. Perhaps this picture didnt do her justice, she looks pretty fit.

KarmaMod:
Ew why do you know this

I dont know, i'm assuming they did eh.

[quote author=Ebony-Silk link=topic=199226.msg3128315#msg3128315 date=1227484213]I have not. . . . but everytime I go to maternity unit. . . .work with the nurses and watch those babies, I feel so attached to them. So soft, so fragile, so innocent.
How could. . . .NVM. You won't understand. I don't expect you to, sorry.[/quote]You're not the first doctor. you wont be the last . . . and there are millions of others out there. Fact is, you are not indispensable to your job but you shld be to your husband.

And yes i do understand, because at least i saw my mum leave for work 4-5 times a week sometimes 2 times a night so u're not saying anything new. And yes she is a paediatrician too so . . .

And she still had plenty of time for her husband, she had plenty of time to cook 3 times a day, make sure we had homework done and enough strength to  . . . you know what . . . under the sheets.

Until you start working a job that we havent heard of then you will have a valid excuse.

[quote author=Ebony-Silk link=topic=199226.msg3128315#msg3128315 date=1227484213]I'm not saying they wnt have time for husband. If they do, so why can't they take calls. A doc can make her schedule, some work 3 days a week. So why can't they take those calls?[/quote]If you know your schedule then dont start sex with ur husband if you know you wont finish.

A job is not something even men are prepared to pick over their marriages. For me its my wife over and over again . . . her happiness comes first . . . it doesnt matter who is crying at the other side of the fence. they can wait.

Cayon:
Geeze, you folks need to wake up and smell the bush tea. For example, this dude Davidylan gets on my nerves sometimes but do you think i am going to lose sleep over this "internet character". Do you think i will go to bed and wake up still mad with him? Heck no, the moment I get off this computer my real life is in drive. When i am back on NL, its a brand new day so I am woman enough to answer/ask a question in his thread, Why? I forgive even though i didn't forget. Come to think about it soometimes I might even forget.

Are you sure you dont "keep malice"?
You've been singing this tune since . . .

[quote author=Ebony-Silk link=topic=199226.msg3128290#msg3128290 date=1227483686]I understand your point. . . .but I just can't deal with hurting my patient [/quote]you havent even gotten to half that stage yet and you have such strong attachment . . .  

I've lived with doctors all my life, they have plenty of time for their husbands . . . and they love their patients too . . .

Roger Federer and Miroslava "Mirka" Vavrinec . . . arguably Tennis' most romantic love story. Both have been together since the Sydney olympics in 2000 . . . Mirka is 3 yrs older than Roger.

https://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j82/davidylan/rogervavrinec.jpg

I dont buy anything i read on this forum. Too many people just dey copy story book for us.

Sports men and women are . . . human too, since body no be firewood they also need romantic company.

Hottest couple in Tennis - Ana Ivanovic and Fernando Verdasco

Ana Ivanovic, 21, confirmed to Press paper she's having a relationship with Spaniard player Fernando Verdasco; she also said they met at the last US Open.

"It's true I'm dating Fernando. We met at the US Open, and then it all started," former world ranked no. 1 said.

"At present, we are knowing each other and getting adapted to our relationship. He's a fantastic guy and I'm very happy with him," Ivanovic said about the 24-year-old player born in Madrid; a couple of days ago, he went to Doha to support her during the Masters Cup.

https://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j82/davidylan/anafernando.jpg

tope2000:
what age do intend to get married , because this i will wait till marriage thing dey scare me o

dont spoil the chic.

Didnt want Hillary Clinton either. I think she's way too much baggage.

this thread makes pretty little sense. The elections are over and we are still crying about who voted what and when? What has Obama's message of "change" got to do with Nigeria and its fraudulent constitution?

You claim - During the primaries and continuing on to the general election campaigns we discussed political choices and how Americans, but Blacks in particuler, just blandly accept candidates without thoroughly understanding the policies they are pushing and how this truly end up becoming a painful outcome for the voters.

Blacks voted enmasse for Clinton . . .

88% of Blacks voted for Gore, the rest of America enthusiastically embraced Bush TWICE. Now how is that the fault of blacks? Are blacks the only ones guilty of "blandly accepting candidates"?

Ok lets assume Obama was nothing but rhetoric, do you honestly believe McCain was a better alternative?

I am sick and tired of this premature crucifixion of Obama. He hasnt even been president and Faux news and their sidekicks like you are already crying about the coming apocalypse.

Una just type sha . . .

how is this a political issue?

[quote author=*osisi link=topic=198310.msg3125262#msg3125262 date=1227407339]I guess so.
let me give it to my local salvation army then.[/quote]cipriani looks hungry enough.

tope2000:
Do u know jcob?
who is he

i dont know him, his statement reminded me of yesteryears.

Jcob:
Tope, So u can't greet?

i dont know why but this here made me laugh.  

[quote author=Ebony-Silk link=topic=199226.msg3127946#msg3127946 date=1227477723]You're broadening the situation here.
We're talking about sex. . . .you want me to forget my patient because he wants sex?
My family comes first, but if it's so critical to the point of my patient loosing his life, then am sorry, I'd have to go.

Now, don't go to my child. I'd do anything, anything for him and her. I'd leave my job fo rmy child.
But what we're talking about here is sex. Why can't he wait?

Which job will keep him away from home for 2 weeks or month? mehn. . . .[/quote]dont worry, your eyes will soon open to reality. You're still typing story book.

Missy B:
Either ways someone must get hurt!!
If I don't pick::::::the caller gets hurt.
If I do::::::My husband gets hurt and in cases like this . . . .
My husband comes first.Who I dey kill??

na you biko.

[quote author=Ebony-Silk link=topic=199226.msg3127904#msg3127904 date=1227477052]If my husband is mature enough, and he understand the criticality of my job and how easily I can lose it if I don't answer a duty-call, then my marriage is safe.
I don't think I'd be able to live with myself AND him, if I lose a patient just because he wants a Bleep. . . .which he could have gotten later. A life or 5mins of hot sex?[/quote]long story. there is no "maturity" here afterall you considered him "mature" enough to answer his name.

Family is family and it must come first irrespective of your job. What if ur child needs you but ur hospital calls you? If your child is "mature" enough he shld understand the "cruciality" of your job?

Lets turn the tables for a min, what would you do if your husband had a "crucial" job that takes him out of the home 3 weeks in a month? Would you be "mature" enough to understand?

Its easy to type here. Real life is a different story.

tope2000:
lmao
what if the condition is critical

Too bad, our condition at that moment is also critical.

whatever90:
must u finish?u can stop and save d hard disk til weneva she comes back

its not possible . . . the hard disk will crash.

who resurrected this post?

if she's a medic and is on an emergency call . . . she has to go . . . after we're done.