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chimeziepaul: AllGood and Gombs, u guyz are good. Representing 'B.Tech industrial maths' cheers

Mine is B.Sc Computer Science

AllGood: You do well bro. Don't just mind some folks. They would only count it an insult on their egos in seeking further clarifications to something they seem not to understand...in all their wisdom. Thanks for throwing more light on the mathematical expression.
BTW, wetin Wenger go lineup tonight?

Sure bro! Maybe because they didn't see according to Newton's theory, or Simpson's theory or Pythagoras' theory


Nna eh! Wenger berra play all our best legs...play rosicky on right wing and santi left...giroud 9 ozil 8, ramsey 4 wilshere 10...I no wan just vex tonight

I wish Arteta no get red card..flamini shd be alright by now na


I get rabid chelsea fans for my area, if we loose, I no go fit sleep well tonight or leave awz tomorow morning

AllGood: Zedblaze1,
In what way have I faultered trying to answer your question in the simplest possible way? I would be ready to learn if only you would point out to me the "nonsense" in my post. Unless you make the "nonsense" clear, I believe I deserve an apology from you.

I quite agree!

That his math equation makes sense to me tho, (four years in math dept aint beans)...so, I couldn't agree less with the above bold. Be nice and apologize.

Just a lil modification needed, that 'd' in the equation is constant 0 provided TS backlogs is in its minimum.

Now M = I + d
From situations, backlogs are much...owerri folks, meaning 'd' is altered and we therefore take Exponents of owerri TS hopefuls, that give us the actual value of d

Now, if you don't get d postulate above, you dnt have to call it nonsense

Be Inspired To Pray For Others · Tuesday, October 29th ·

Pastor Chris

I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men (1 Timothy 2:1).


There’s enough power in you to turn any situation around in your favour; you can change anything through prayer, because the divine power necessary to cause that change is already inside you (Acts 1:.

I remember the testimony of a young girl who was retarded and bedridden due to juvenile arthritis. She could only move around in a wheelchair, and the only part of her body that she could move was her neck, as the disease had stiffened her whole body.

She was taken to a miracle service, and while in that meeting, she wept and called on the Lord to help her. Some others saw her and began to pray for her too. As they interceded for her, she asked the lady beside her to help her up. Though her hands and legs felt heavy and painful, she managed to stand up. As others prayed for her, the lady encouraged her and said, "Don’t worry, go ahead and move your hands and legs. The Lord has healed you."

Although it was difficult for her to move, she was encouraged by the faith of those who were praying for her and began to take her steps. They all erupted in praise to the Lord as she took another step, and then another one, and right before their eyes, she began to run around the room! That happened just because those believers around her were moved by compassion to pray for her.

There’s so much we can do and change in the lives of others if we’d intercede for them. There’re many who are going through a lot of hurt for whom we must pray. The Bible says of the Lord Jesus that He’s touched with the feeling of our infirmities (Hebrews 4:15). Be moved by the conditions of the sinners and others who are suffering around you. Let the plight of the poor, the sick, and the downtrodden stir compassion in you to intercede for them and cause a change in their lives today.

Prayer  

I pray today for all who are suffering; especially little children, who are sick, displaced, hurting or experiencing any form of pain, that by your Spirit, and through the ministry of angels, help, succour and comfort will come to them. I pray that the faith, courage, and strength they need to come out victorious be ministered to them in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

f u r t h e r s t u d y: 1 Timothy 2:1-4

Daily Scripture Reading

1 Year Reading Plan : Nahum 1-3 Titus 1-2

2 Year Reading Plan : John 8:22-32 2 Kings 21-22

^^

Sir. Jesus' mission on earth was NOT to give men
joy. It was to save his people from their sins.

Berreta said Jesus gives joy, you objected and you used the key word NOT as above..with block letters
..Then you gave a reason why he came in the 2nd sentence.

Now you explaining an entirely diff tin above with this lame excuse "please read my post again for clarification. My point is" ...why can't you just admit your choice of words were WRONG?

And BTW,

It is only when people repent of their sins that they
will find true joy in christ Jesus.

This is what Tpia has been saying since page1.

Joshthefirst: ma'am. Jesus' mission on earth was NOT to give men joy. t was to save his people from their sins. If anyone recieves jesus primarily because he wants to have a happy peaceful life, he will not receive anything or last long. He will most probably end up worse that he was before.
Jesus came so we won't have to die in sin. He came to save from wrath and judgement and guilt.
When we realize that the wages of sin is death, and look for and receive salvation from our just punishment, then we are truly filled with joy, for we are those who were acquitted and given life on anothers love and account. That is true joy. That is true peace. One must receive Jesus to be saved from the punishment of his sins; death.
I hope this helps ma'am
Have a wonderful evening.

Fat lie!!

Singing my favorite Christmas Song

" Joy to the world, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; Let every heart prepare Him room, And Heaven
and ...


Ever wonder why He is called, the Joy of the whole world?

If his mission was not to give men joy, was his mission to give anguish? The word Gospel means 'good news', abeg Jesus brought Good news, if some one brings good news to you, is it not same as he brought joy to you?

*dont ask me what was d good news Christ brought


Do you really know who Jesus is?

What Do You Want? · Monday, October 28th ·

Pastor Anita

And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it (John 14:13-14).


Only someone with unlimited power could make a statement such as the one above. Jesus said, if you ask anything in His Name, He’d do it; irrespective of what it is! As long as it’s something that’s good for you and good for God, you can ask and it’ll be granted you. In Jeremiah 32:27 the Lord said, "Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there anything too hard for me?" He’s the Big Boss; He owns everything; and He’s saying to you today: "Ask what you will, and it shall be done unto you."

Some people say, "We should never ask God for the things we want; God only grants our needs, not our wants." But the Lord says, "…if ye shall ask anything." This certainly doesn’t refer to asking for "your needs." In fact, you’re not supposed to ask for your needs because they’re already catered for by your heavenly Father. The Bible says He’s the One who takes care of the sparrows, and the lilies of the field. If He would cater for the birds and flowers, how much more will He take care of you, His beloved child (read Matthew 6:31-32 AMP).

Religion has cheated many and deceived them to thinking they’d have to ask for their needs! Paul said, "But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus" (Philippians 4:19). Paul wasn’t making a promise to the Church on God’s behalf; he had come to know God’s ways of doing things: He supplies not just some but ALL our needs! Therefore, when you recognize a need, you don’t need to pray, "Oh God, I need such-and-such"; just declare that you have it in the Name of Jesus.

As the seed of Abraham, you deserve to have the best things in life; there’s no reason for you to be in lack or to envy others over what they have. You can have anything you want. Nothing is too good for you. Be bold to ask what you want in His Name, and receive, that your joy may be full (John 16:24).

Confession  The Lord is my Shepherd, therefore I do not lack. I’m walking in the light of my prosperity today, for I’m the seed of Abraham; I have access to wealth untold; I’m supply conscious! I have all my needs met, because I’m plugged to God’s unending supply.

f u r t h e r s t u d y: 2 Corinthians 9:8; Psalm 23:1

Daily Scripture Reading

1 Year Reading Plan : 2 Timothy 4:1-22, Micah 6-7

2 Year Reading Plan : John 8:12-21 2 Kings 19-20

Oyinprince: There ar enough tithe threads on dis forum already, search and learn 4rm dem. U've just opened an opportunity for people to argue again

Your post is toooooooooo intelligent. Esp d bold



Very true conclusion

#Twale

But OP, if you truly wanna learn or you just wanna argue, join this thread...you can choose whichever thought you like. But I pay my tithes tho

www.nairaland.com/1456343/tithes-offerings-eternal-principles

It's in its 28th page now

When what u heard is in line with the scriptures....if it is not? Then it is not from him

domcarez:
Na next weekend we go know...clash of the titans...ARSENAL v LIVERPOOL

No vex me further o.....answer my question jooor

Abeg who dey top EPL table?

[quote author=tpia@]^you must be confusing me with yourself.

[size=32pt] your bitterness, ill humour and intolerance has no equal on this forum. [/size]

anyway, when you accept Jesus into your life, you will know the meaning of joy.

would you like to give him a try?[/quote]

Is this a counsel and/or bashing...meeeehn, the words in red needs to be born again! Tpia, pls hit the brakes

Prepare For The Lord’s Coming · Sunday, October 27th ·

Pastor Chris

...And while they looked stedfastly toward heaven as he went up, behold, two men stood by them in white apparel; Which also said… this same Jesus, which is taken up
from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven (Acts 1:9-11).

While the disciples stood gazing in awe as Jesus ascended into heaven, two angels appeared to them and said, "…This same Jesus, who has been received from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven" (Acts1:11). This is so important; Jesus is coming again. This is the reason we’re preaching the Gospel around the world; the whole world needs to know that the Master is coming soon.

Jesus said in John 14:3, "…I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also." It’s your responsibility to prepare for His coming. If you’re born again you’re assured that at His coming the Master would receive you to Himself. However, the one without Christ would face eternal condemnation. If you’re
reading this today, and you’re yet to make Jesus the Lord of your life, do so right away! Say, "Lord Jesus, I ask that you come into my heart to be the Lord of my life, from this day onward."

The Apostle Peter alluding to the day of the Lord and the events that’ll herald His coming said, "But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up. Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye to be in all holy conversation and godliness" (2 Peter 3:10-11).

In everything you do, don’t lose focus of that day; live everyday as one who’s expecting the Master; carry that consciousness in your heart at all times. While you’re getting yourself ready, you’re to help those around you get ready, and be prepared as well, for the coming of the Lord.

Confession
Christ has been made unto me wisdom and that wisdom causes me to walk in the will of God, and fulfill my destiny in Christ. I’m walking worthy of the Lord, pleasing Him in all things as I joyfully anticipate His soon return. Amen.

f u r t h e r s t u d y: 1 Thessalonians 4:16; Revelation 22:20

Daily Scripture Reading
1 Year Reading Plan : 2 Timothy 3:1-17, Micah4-5
2 Year Reading Plan : John 8:1-11 2 Kings

Confessions Based On Revelation · Saturday, October 26th ·

Pastor Chris

Therefore, holy brethren, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our confession, Christ Jesus (Hebrews 3:1 NKJV).


When we talk about "confessing" or speaking in conformity with the Word of God, it’s not mere "positive talking" or a formula for getting God to do something. That’s not what the Word teaches. "Confession" is from the Greek word, "Homologia," and it means ‘speaking the same thing in consent or agreement.’ It means to declare openly, by way of speaking out freely, your deep convictions based on what God has said.

Hebrews 13:5-6 says, "…for he hath said…So that we may boldly say…." Therefore, confession is the proclamation of that which God has said: declaring words that are consistent with His provisions, plans, and purposes. Your confessions must be based on the revelation of the Word of God. This isn’t the same as the person who for example, feels pain in the stomach, and says, "I don’t have stomach pain…"; that’s not confession. The idea of confession isn’t that you deny facts, or that you say, "I’m healed," so that you’d be healed; no. Rather, when you say, "I’m healed," it’s founded on the truth that you know from the Word of God that you have the life of God in you! You have the present-hour consciousness that the same Spirit that raised up Christ from the dead, dwells in you, and vitalizes your mortal body; therefore you’re speaking on the basis of that revelation.

This explains why some people don’t get the right results even though they’ve been making "positive confessions" as it seems. We don’t "confess" the Word so that something will happen; we speak the truth. We tell it as the Word says; you declare that which already belongs to you in Christ, and not what you’re trying to get. Right now, declare God’s Word concerning your life, family, finances and ministry.

Confession  Greater is He that is in me than he that is in the world. I’m reigning in life through Jesus Christ, making progress and moving forward; I’m heaping success upon success. I’m not of this world; therefore I’m immune to the negativities and vagaries of the natural world. Glory to God!

f u r t h e r s t u d y: 2 Corinthians 4:13; Romans 10:10

Daily Scripture Reading

1 Year Reading Plan : 2 Timothy 2:1-26, Micah 1-3

2 Year Reading Plan : John 7:45-53 2 Kings 15-16

Candour: Don't add to the word pls.

Eph 1:7
'In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace:'

The blood redeemed you from the slave market of sin because that is the only thing we couldn't get by our efforts. Every other thing is gettable by human effort. Man has being equipped for that. You don't need to be a Christian to have the goodies of life.

Any body, whether good or bad, atheist or Muslim, sane or insane can get money, health etc. Even witch doctors claim to perform deliverance from powers of darkness for people but SALVATION CANNOT be obtained outside the blood of Christ.

My bro, that is what the blood is for. Remission of sins.

As simple as ABC. why is this difficult to get in?

Bidam: And what is exactly wrong with the prayer point you asked me to outline? I even went as far as given you valid scriptures on it. Have you now taken the place of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers? Be careful bro... A pharisical spirit is at work if u claim pleading the blood is wrong while yours is right. I already showed you an article where to plead is not begging.Take time and enjoy the article.

Enough said...I rest my case

@the bold, you are also claiming yours is right, and mine wrong...what kinda spirit is that?


You didn't show any scripture highlighting 'pleading the blood'.

Anyways, I rest my case.

#Bless

nlMediator, I will not argue with you


Folks that view this page can deduce the truth for themselves by the holyspirit.


Cheers

Bidam: "Father, i confess our ( i.e self,immediate family,household,etc) sins, so clean with the blood" ( to cover the multitude of sins,1 pet.4:7-8,keep the commandment without spot,1 tim,6:14: and edify ourselves in love,Eph.4:15;1Jn.5:16).

Is this what you call 'pleading the blood?'

Why don't you simply say "father forgive my trespasses/sin which I've committed knowingly or unknowingly, direct or indirect, through thoughts and through deeds, I obtain/receive mercy for my sins, in Jesus' name." Amen

Now at the bold above, God forgives that sin for Christ's sake (for that blood he shed, that blood on the mercy seat). It's not like there is a literal/practical cleaning or washing of the heart (to wipe away d sin) by God or Jesus.

Bidam: Yeah..with our mouth we confess and are saved.It doesn't only stop at believing.The blood of Jesus is the basis of our victory,but we have to add our testimony i.e Our confession to it. We have to stand our ground with the enemy,why? Because he is still the god of this world.We plead the blood to cleanse us from our sins.

Pleading the blood is activating what happened through the blood of Jesus Christ on the cross.It is asking God to provide for us what Jesus has purchased. It's a statement of Faith.

God doesn't operate outside of our confession,when the devil accuses us we need to Say what the blood says...God responds to Faith.

Pls write down a prayer in line with the above bold.

Thanks

Bidam: Let me use an analogy,if a christian falls ill,does he/she just believe the word that by the stripes of Jesus i am healed or does he believe and enforce it by Confession? Remember Jesus nailed sickness once and for All.

Believing is not enough..cos the bible said that even the devil believe and tremble...you believe AND confess what you believe.


What are you driving at sir?

shdemidemi: @ Gombs and candour

thanks for opening our eyes to these errors that have made their ways in to the church through human improvisation.

on a lighter note, if God answers such prayers the world would be far emptier than it is right now.

Your concluding remark is spot on. I couldn't have put it any better than that.

#Bless

Alwaystrue: Yes thanks I meant Abel. Forgive that error.

We come boldly to the throne to obtain mercy because there is godly sorrow to know we did wrong. Don't see 'plead' as some sort of grovelling.

We continually confess what we believe in our heart, that is simply what I meant and confessing Jesus is continuous not some one-off passive event. That is where many miss it. They think belief and confession is just when you initially got born again. The word of the tesimony of the saints was not a one-off event either. Believeing and confessing is continuous as long as we say 'it is written' just as Jesus did. I learn more about Jesus everyday and I KEEP BELIEVING!
Confession is like spending the 'currency' already given you through your belief.

There is no need to argue on this if you do not accept my post. Thanks.

#Twale

Better explained

bobjob: hi all, make sure your phones are on. DBHR have started calling in readiness for next TS starting next month. cheers.

Na Call abi texting?

Candour:

In fact I'm worried. How come u and I are thinking alike this morning? Infact since yesterday. Good times must be here

The truth is I agree with you and in the spirit of candour, I had to be open about it.

Cheers

Don't be worried. Lol

Alwaystrue: It is because God knows the end from the beginning. He does these things to make us continually trust, love and believe Him more. A problem for some is an avenue to show innovation for others. It is a thing of perception.

He has a perfect plan..always

On the issue of the pleading the blood. I believe that the blood has been shed for us and our mouths are like the 'hyssop' used to apply it because we overcome the devil by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.

The bold there actually means our SALVATION. By Christ's redemtive work we overcame the Devil

This is continuous.
The blood of Jesus speaks better things (mercy) than the blood of Esau (vengeance).

I'm sure you meant Abel.
Jesus' blood speaks mercy for the whole world before God. Aint that wonderful?

So it is possible that when a saint has fallen, he pleads the blood for mercy and seeks grace to help him turn away and continually do right.

Umm...

Hebrews 4:16
King James Version (KJV)
16 Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of
grace , that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.


A saint don't need plead the blood, all he need do is come BOLDLY ( 1 John 1:9 KJV - If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
) before the throne of grace...to OBTAIN mercy, obtain mercy is not same as beg for mercy.

The blood of Jesus is the price used to purchase a person from destruction/penalty, we continually confess to salvation.

Salvation is confessing with one's mouth the lordship of Jesus AND believing in his heart that God raised Jesus from the dead...we don't continually confess to salvation by Jesus' blood, after salvation, we work out that salvation. Communion is remembering that work on the cross, that is not same as "continually confess to salvation"


God bless u

Candour this one wey you dey my mind ...your reply similar to mine, notice the time difference.


Praise God

nlMediator: That's not what the Bible says. Jesus told His disciples to drink His blood continually and Paul affirmed and elaborated on that. Neither was speaking in terms of using the blood in that context exclusively for the remission of sins. The Blood is of service to us today, as the communion illustrates.

Jesus said the above...but y didn't you complete it?

Oya let me help you, Jesus said "do this IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME" not do this for your protection or do this to plead your case or do this to heal your self.

When you take communion is it Jesus' real blood?

It is the remembrance of what he did on the cross for us that reaffirms the power we have in His redemptive work. The remembrance is for all he's done, his perfect sacrifice and victory. That's what the communion is about. Yeah, you get healed during communion, because of the remembrance and not that the communion was a kinda medicine


Must you argue?

nlMediator: Pleading the Blood to receive the manifestation of what the Blood accomplished is completely scriptural.

In line with the above, write a short prayer to explain what you mean above.

Thank u

nlMediator: Your argument is weak. Let's assme that we do not see any apostle, etc using the blood for anything other than the remission of sins (that's not true). But neither do we see any apostle, etc preaching tithe, paying tithes themselves or giving first fruits. Yet, you preach and believe in these things. Can you explain the discrepancy? Or you promote what the apostles and NT believers in the Bible did not when it comes to money but reject it when it comes to other things?

Must you turn every thread into a tithe discussion thread? :-/


Even when Jesus clearly outlined what the/his Blood was for? Must you argue any and everything esp when you don't have to?

Candour: My bro, if I may ask. What did the blood accomplish?

Exactly same question I wanted to ask Bidam. I await nlMediator's short and precise answer.

nlMediator: Elijah called down fire from Heaven that consumed (the servants of) his enemy. You're using one account - the Baal incident - while ignoring the more relevant one in 2 Kings 1:9-16.

You obviously wanna argue.

I'm not sure I understand why you think Solomon was an illegitimate son. Or are you confusing him with his brother that died?

That's why you should go study. Let me give you a hint, Solomon was a black man...if you need scripture, I'd oblige you.

I'm also working hard to find the functional difference between worshipping God and expecting your enemies to die and petitioning God for your enemies to die and expecting that to happen. Both worship and petition are forms of prayer. A functional difference would be NOT expecting your enemies to die or even praying for them not to die.

Pls try and do more study of the Bible by the help of the Holyspirit

Candour: @Gombs

I agree largely with your post and had no choice but to click like.

The blood of Christ is powerful but its basically for remmision of sins. Satan has been defeated. We only need to affirm it through the word and renew our minds to line up with the truth that the cross truly and completely emptied Satan of any power over Christians.

May God gives his children the grace to internalise this truth.

God bless you

Thanks bro,
We must take this gospel of Christ to ALL, by ALL means possible. And this will we do.

#Twale