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Targaryen:
dats good of u

You are highly welcome for your brilliant stupidity

Oyind17:
How are u doing ?

Under the contemporary circumstances I can say am comfortably saturated

Long time no see

Congratulation @ OP

Its all about Truth.

Most scholars agree that Jesus was thirty-three and one-half years old when He died at Passover (Abib). He, therefore, had a birthday six months earlier in the month of Tishri (September-October). This is the month in which the Feast of Tabernacles is observed. TABERNACLES - His Birthday Celebration!! Jesus Christ, Himself, once uttered a very profound, yet simple statement pertaining to the worship of our Heavenly Father in St. John 4:23,24: "But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the father in spirit and in truth: for the father seeketh such to worship him. God is a spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth."

No sincere believer would deny that part of our worship of God should be in honoring the birth of His Son, our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. This glorious event, to all believers, is certainly the most outstanding manifestation in all human history of God's love toward man, His creation. Solomon tells us in his words to the wise, "To everything there is a season and a TIME to every purpose under heaven. A time to be BORN and a time to die . . . " Ecclesiastes 3:1-2. Jesus, therefore, had a specific time, both to be born and to die. In the case of His death, it was Passover; in the case of His birth, the scriptures indicate that it occurred during the Biblical festival of Tabernacles.

The following is a scriptural account of the birth of Jesus Christ. The reader is invited to examine and consider these facts very carefully: Luke (the Physician) has given us the most thorough birth record and declared that he "had perfect understanding of all things from the very first," therefore our source of information is reliable. It is necessary that we start with John the Baptist since his birth and that of our Saviour are so closely related. In Biblical days there were twenty-four priests, or governors, who served yearly in the temple, two for each month. (I Chronicles 24:7 - 10) Zacharias, the father of of J ohn the Baptist, was of the eighth course called Abijah. Luke 1: 5; 1 Chronicles 24: 10. So Zacharias' ministry in the temple was in the fourth month, Tammuz (June). (The first of the Jewish months is Abib, Exodus 12:1,2; 13:4.)

Immediately after those days in the beginning of the fifth month Ab, Zacharias returned home to Elizabeth and John is conceived in Elizabeth Nine months later in the next yeah he is born in the month Abib (near our March).

The Scripture teaches us that Jesus was six months younger than John the Baptist. Luke 1:26,36. Therefore, Jesus was conceived at the beginning of the eleventh month Sebat (JanuaryFebruary) and born nine months later in the month Tishri (September- October). From January to October would be a normal gestation period of 280 days.

The Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated annually during the month of Tishri. It was during this Feast that the Jews traditionally dwelt in booths made of tree boughs, etc., and gazed toward the east hoping to see the star, or phenomenon, that would herald the birth of their Messiah (Leviticus 23:34,41). The prophet Isaiah also bears witness to the occasion of the birth of Jesus Christ during the Feast of Tabernacles when he said, "They joy before thee according to the joy in harvest." Isaiah 9:3. This feast was in the fall of the year at the time of ingathering, or harvesting of all things out of the field (Exodus 23:16). Isaiah explains this joy in the sixth verse of this ninth chapter when he declared, "For unto us a child is born, and unto us a son is given indicating that the "joy of harvest" was actually the birth of Yahshua, Jesus Christ, at the time of harvest, or Ingathering.

Another small scriptural clue which has been overlooked and lends credence to this thought is found in John 1:14, which translated literally declares, "And the Word became flesh; and tabernacled among us," (Gr.-ho logos sarx egeneto, pai eskenosen en hemin.) Here we have a key which reveals to the alert eye that the time at which the Word was made flesh and tabernacled among men was in the Feast of Tabernacles (Isaiah 9:2,3).

So we see that it can be logically concluded that the date of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ was undoubtedly during the Feast of Tabernacles in the Jewish month Tishri (SeptemberOctober), probably on Tishri 22, the great day and solemn assembly of the Feast (Leviticus 23:39; John 7:37). In this deduction, every event and circumstance seems properly reconciled. WHY NOT HONOR THE BIRTH OF OUR LORD AT THIS FEAST TIME?

Since God never changes (Malachi 3:6), this might well -tell us something about His second coming, also. "And his feet shall stand in that day upon the mount of Olives . . . and it shall come to pass, that all the nations . . . shall go up from year to year to worship the King, the Lord of hosts, and to keep the feast of tabernacles. " -Zechariah 14:4,16 (See Chronology)

Favparis:
Yea. That's what I do Presently. No problem provided it's strictly on Business!

Strictly on business, I promise.

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Favparis:
Then he should loose himself out then

You know anything about mini importation? If Yes, I will like us to have a chat if you don't mind.

Cc: Seun

Favparis:
Follow ur heart bro

What if his heart is wrapped up in an emotional crinkle crackle?

Which type of advice do you need, Good or Bad?

CaroLyner:
as you can see am not following anyone sorry

as you can see am not following you either

Cc: Lalasticlala

CaroLyner:
alright then

Kindly follow back,
any you might want to check your inbox

laurenziz6:
5. The friendly ones
e.g meeee

Which part of "Detestable" you dont understand?

cindykaey:
its 8:49pm now. . Still typing huh?

Help me ask her oo

DharmyYinks:
No1 & 2 are similar and der4 should be shrinked together. A lot of grammars...kilode

Similar they are, nevertheless they are distinctive.

Sorry for the grammars that's me being simple and clear

Am seeing things .....am seeing things beautiful girl all over the thread.

Make I view more pics.....tonight dey sweet

CaroLyner:
i dont see any resemblance between us.
except maybe the mouth part

and the eyeslashes

plus

Enegod:
kids

It tire me o

Why your forehead come be like baboons yansh?

Plus your cassava leg fit make person vomit his sense

chisombenedicta:
Lemme nah

You guys look alike,a simulacrum i had say but i don't seem to know thr prototype between the two of you.

Meanwhile, have you checked her pics to see what am yarning about?

CaroLyner:
ahaaa right

Checked your pics,are you Chisombenedicta?

Am here to check profile picture

Noticeable mention

Cc Oyind17
Chisombenedicta

nickkylawve:
Nickkylawve is typing

Nickkylawwe is booking space

chisombenedicta:
U be hustler na
Uve gat no worries

"Hustler no get worry" abeg oo who get worries if not an hustler?

You no go help your beau with some cash?

No need for unnecessary prevarication, like John Cena said, "I say we get down to business"


1. The Megalomaniacs: As the word implies,these living,walking,talking shadows make much of themselves by claiming what they are not, financially and intellectually. They prefer fantasies rather than realities, even in the face of contemporary evidence of reality they remain undeterred.They have few or no friends due to their delusional fantasies.


2. The Egoist: Their egocentricity amidst their condescending attitude cannot but propel an uncontrollable effusive abhorence. They walk and talk like they are the best there is,morally and intellectually when in the actual sense an imp is better than they. Appalling but true most religious people fall into this category.


3. The Scrooge: Perharps you are wondering what on earth is a Scrooge, a Scrooge is a combination of a miser and stingy person. I guess you are picturing such a personality, a friend in times of deeds and a ghost in times of need. They are honourably hated by all.


4. The Unappreciative: I don't know the perfect unambiguous english i can use to describe these people but for all I see it's self explanatory. No one likes an ungrateful fellow. I don't.


5. Add yours to it


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Cc: Lalasticlala

the thing tire me so tey it com they tear me for mouth

chisombenedicta:
Goan sleep
The oda time u sed it was out

See as you fine on top the frown face...Thats why I love you


BTW you can check on JAMB website to see for yourself

chisombenedicta:
72700

Dem no pity people like me

Hello Guys, Information reaching me from an unreliable mendacious source said the list will be out tonight.

Surely there is no peace for the wicked

MuttleyLaff:
You do that yourself
and whilst at it, if bold enough, respond to those questions asked

The name of the Only begotten Son of God is Emmanuel. However,to answer your unasked questions ,you can call him any name in your own language provided your heart refers to the Son of God that died on the cross and resurrect the third day.