No wonder there are many "Slaves obey your master" command in the Bible!
The Bible was edited to contain Jesus's story from birth to few months old, then at 12 years then at 30-33years!
All those years of 1-11years, 13-29years are missing. That's like 90% of Jesus's lifetime is missing from the Bible.
And they claim the Bible is about Jesus!
I can relate to the destruction!
Teachings we're done based on what was obtainable in their environment then. Abraham had slaves, it was legal then. That's why there are many teachings using
Master-slave relationship Shepherd- sheep relationship Farm produce Fishing Bread n fish
Raycelove: 8 important impactation of the Gospel on Christians.
Here are 8 Important impact of the Gospel on Christian 1. By reaching the goal of accepting Christ as the saviour and receiving the baptisms of the Holy Spirit.
2. It helps us to reveal the true love of God to all humans.
3. By helping us to share the testimony and divinity of God.
4. By correcting and reproofing us of our daily lives, characters and relationships.
5) By helping us to get in contact with true wisdom and guidance of God.
6. The scripture and the gospel is spiritual weapon for growth and maturity in faith.
7. The gospel helps to serve as a means of workmanship, servanthood in ministry.
8. By studying and receiving more knowledge for the preaching of the gospel.
GistMedia0: DISCLAIMER:THIS IS MY PERSONAL TESTIMONY. I AM NOT TRYING TO PERSUADE OR COERCE ANYONE INTO ANY RELIGIOUS BELIEF.
A few years ago, after completing my compulsory six-month Industrial Training (IT) and waiting for my final year session to begin, I was working on a practical project for my IT defense, which was to be presented soon.
While using a very sharp knife to cut some materials, it slipped from my hand and landed right between my left thumb and index finger. The cut was so deep that I could literally see my bone. Blood gushed out like a fountain, soaking my room in minutes.
Sensing the danger, I quickly poured hydrogen peroxide on the wound, hoping to stop the bleeding, but it didn’t work. The cut was too deep and wide, and I couldn’t even bear to look at it twice. In a panic, I tore a piece of fabric, wrapped it around my hand, and rushed to a nearby drugstore owned by a nurse.
As soon as she saw the depth of my wound, she gasped and asked what had happened. I just told her to proceed with the treatment, assuring her I’d explain later. She cleaned and dressed the wound with some liquid medication, and almost instantly, the bleeding stopped.
When she asked if I wanted stitches, I refused out of fear, insisting the wound would heal on its own.
THE UNEXPECTED TURN
After the final dressing and bandaging of the wound, I felt relieved as the nurse explained my treatment routine and the medications I needed to take. But suddenly, everything went blank.
I felt empty, as if my soul was leaving my body. It was a painful, forceful separation, and I was utterly helpless. My body felt dry, drained of life. In those few moments, I experienced something beyond comprehension—I felt as though I was traveling between the past and future, reliving memories in flashes. My soul was crying, and my biggest thought was how my mother would react upon hearing that her son had died in school.
It all happened so quickly. Just as I was about to collapse completely, I heard a loud cry:"THE BLOOD OF JESUS! OH, THE BLOOD OF JESUS!"
Over and over, the nurse repeated these words. In that instant, my soul awakened, and an unexplainable surge of energy rushed through my body.
Apparently, while I was slipping away, the nurse noticed my eyes rolling back and turning white. Realizing I was losing consciousness, she immediately began pleading the blood of Jesus over me. That was how I came back to life!
A MIRACULOUS HEALING
As if that wasn’t enough, another miracle followed—the deep wound that should have taken weeks to heal started closing up within days. Even the nurse was astonished! She attributed it to me having good skin, but deep down, I knew it was God at work.
Despite my injury, I completed my project successfully and defended it excellently. Today, I have long graduated, healthy and strong, to the glory of God.
You made it sound like you were not given any medication
FreeStuffsNG: “AI is a serious challenge when it comes to assignments. Many students no longer think critically—they just go online, generate answers, and submit,” he added.
It's fraudulent to claim that you used AI for your academic work. Institutions must come hard on plagiarism academic fraud
Everyone uses AI , it's the unethical use that should be punished.
2. Lecturers should come up with setting assessment that requires critical thinking
GistMedia0: A shocking case has emerged involving a 100-level 19-year-old female student who allegedly attempted to poison her lover with Sniper, a deadly rat poison, in a bid to steal his car, phones, laptops, and other valuables in Ekiti.
According to reports, the suspect poured Sniper into a bottle of table water and offered it to her target. Her plan was to kill him, take his belongings, and flee. However, her scheme was uncovered before she could execute it.
What makes this case even more disturbing is that she had meticulously written down her plan in a coded "To-Do" list, by February 2.
A source provided interpretations of the cryptic notes:
"Get a P" = Get a poison.
"Learn how to D" = Learn how to drive.
"Take two P & L & D" = Take two phones and laptops and drive.
"><> to help finalise" = Allegedly a code to complete the plan.
"Buy the P by morning" = Buy the poison by morning.
The word "Herbalist" was also spotted in a corner of the list, possibly hinting at another sinister aspect of the plan.
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On a side note, Mikel has been talking a lot of late, is there any financial reward attached to this podcast stuff, or is that his own way of preserving his mental health (therapy)?
He's making money from Obi one podcast. Anything he says there is what the bloggers are using for headlines
mrpeter010: Good day guys, I want to get a new phone and I have Budgeted 170k for it, Phone experts please what phone is the best option considering what I have ..
FCmome: Hello Nairanders , am in severe pain because my wedding was called off, because both Families are against the union, am devastated, i don't know what to do, how to start where to start... I've throw away everything that reminds me of her but i still couldn't get myself to move on.. 😰
Pls if anyone had similar experiences let me know how you deal with it
You ll be alright...failed wedding is better than failed marriage
I ve seen wedding cancelled on the eve of D day and nobody dies
A good man/woman with bad inlaws is like a good house with bad foundation
PDPdestroyer: In December, Obidunces told us naira gained because of diaspora remittance and would fall once New year celebrations are over. Now that it didn’t happen that way, they’re now telling us it’s because of Chinese new year I wonder what will be their next excuse by mid year when naira will be trading around 1200/$
In your dreams...it will always fluctuate between 1400 n above. Don't get carried away, your government is not intentional
Great100000: With the Donald Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts now in full swing, many undocumented immigrants in the United States are facing the risk of removal; so to avoid deportation from the US, it is essential for migrants to ensure they have the correct legal documents.
These documents vary depending on the individual’s immigration status, and having the right paperwork can be crucial for staying in the US legally.
According to BBC News, over 3,000 Nigerians living in the US without legal documents are at risk of deportation. These individuals are listed on the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) non-detained docket, with final orders of removal in place since November 2024.
Fox News, as cited by BBC, reports that Nigeria is the second-highest African country with citizens scheduled for deportation, following Somalia, with other countries such as Ghana and Senegal also being affected.
Increased immigration enforcement under Trump Immigration enforcement has intensified under President Trump, who has made it a priority to remove unauthorized immigrants.
A nationwide operation on January 27th, 2025, led to the arrest of 956 people, following earlier raids that resulted in 286 arrests on Saturday, 593 on Friday, and 538 on Thursday.
As of November 2024, over one million non-US citizens were listed on the ICE non-detainee register, all subject to final orders of removal. Many of these individuals entered the US illegally, contributing to the growing number of deportations.
Key documents to stay legally in the US
To avoid deportation, immigrants must have the necessary documents in place. The basic requirement is:
• Valid passport, along with the relevant visa for the purpose of their stay—such as a work, family, or asylum visa.
• Proof of relationship to a US citizen or sponsor may also be required depending on the situation.
Additional documents such as:
• Employment offers
• Birth certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Financial records may also be needed to prove that you can support yourself while in the US. Without these documents, immigrants are at higher risk of deportation.
Documents required for different immigration Pathways
The documents required to remain in the US depend on the type of immigration status or pathway the individual is following.
• Permanent residency (Green Card): To apply for a Green Card, you will need a valid passport, an immigration visa, Form I-551 (Green Card), and proof of relationship to a US citizen or lawful permanent resident if applicable.
• Employment-based immigration: For employment-based immigration, applicants need Form I-766 (Employment Authorization Document), a job offer letter from a US employer, Form I-140 (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker), and potentially a Labor Certification.
• Family-based immigration: Immigrants seeking family-based immigration must submit Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative), along with birth certificates and marriage certificates if applicable.
• Non-immigrant visas (temporary stay): If applying for a temporary visa (such as for work, study, or tourism), you will need a valid passport, the appropriate non-immigrant visa, and supporting documents, such as an acceptance letter from a US school for a student visa.
Staying legally in the US:
• With mass deportations becoming a central focus of the Trump administration, it is keen for immigrants to have the proper legal documents to remain in the US.
• Regularly checking and ensuring your immigration status is up to date can help avoid deportation and ensure compliance with US immigration laws.
• Seeking legal advice if necessary can help immigrants better navigate the complex immigration process.
Just to chip in some facts to your convo... You are absolutely correct. "Return to base" is standard English devoid of tautology.
I've heard some Nigerians incorrectly say: "Reverse the car back" OR "Reverse back" which are referred to as TAUTOLOGY and both are grammatically WRONG! That's pure TAUTOLOGY in the English language.
The standard usage is "Reverse the car" OR simply "Reverse."
Every language on Earth has rules and standards must be followed when having conversations or writing in specific languages.
Don't mind him, that's why they keep falling IELTS
A young POS operator shared her shocking experience after being duped by two men who tricked her during a transaction.
According to her, the men came to her stand pretending to make a withdrawal. They distracted her and managed to get away with #70,000 of her money before quickly jumping on a bike to escape.
Realizing what had happened, the girl immediately sprang into action. She quickly flagged down a tricycle (keke) and began searching for the men. Despite feeling panicked and unsure if she would find them, she was determined not to give up.
Fortunately, after driving around and asking people for help, she spotted the two men. She immediately alerted bystanders and confronted the suspects. The situation ended with the men being caught, thanks to her persistence and quick thinking.
Her story serves as a warning to POS operators to stay alert and vigilant during transactions to avoid falling victim to similar tricks.
That job is not for the dumb. You have to soji 24/7
CanadaOrBust: It is NOT me, it is language! Why is it when you start a new job you are said to be resuming? Same way ""Return back to base" is often said. The "back" is for emphasis or just filler - as often obtains in language. So also "go home" vs "go back home"
You just don't want to learn , that it's often said that way doesn't make it correct grammatically. What is acceptable is different from what is correct grammatically.
CanadaOrBust: Can't you see that everything you said can also be said about return. Language is like that - it is not always logical. Example "I got a new job. I am resuming on Monday". "Return back to base" is often said. The "back" is just a filler - as often obtains i language
If after reading everything up there, and you come out with this output... I am afraid your IQ is low