machappy4:
I'll

All of d game is not won dear I checked one though and it a lost ticket...dat Nigeria-sudan game u played away which is Sudan to score 2goals but Sudan score just 1goal may b I don't understand ur option sha

beautyfunke:
werey you better be productive at your youthful age, so that your old age you will not be Hawking sachet water in street....and your grand children will be asking you....Father how do u use your youthful age?.... Guy be productive I come in peace

silibaba:



Did the law say you should hand it over do pastor? God talk say bring it to the store house.

Is your pastor the storehouse?

LET me begin by shocking you: In the entire Gospels, there is not a single place Jesus clearly commands us to pay tithes! I shock you the more: In the only two places Jesus mentions tithes, he is discernibly cynical about it!

Admittedly, he never tells us not to pay tithes, either. However, from the Gospels, it could be deduced that his overall attitude towards tithes is that of cynicism and ambivalence.

I think this point is very important because it brings you (the reader) face-to-face to the fact that this whole ado about tithes is actually about something our Lord treats with so much cynicism and ambivalence.

So, one begins to wonder why the fuss about something Christ himself didn’t consider worthy of attention. If it weren’t for ideological and financial interests, the people emphasising tithes today would have been the same people who would ask their typical question: “Where did Christ say it?”

Now, let’s check out those two places in the Gospels. (As a matter of fact, Jesus uttered the word “tithe” only three times, but one is essentially a synoptic version of the other – so we are basically left with only two). The first: “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you tithe mint, dill, and cumin, and have neglected the weightier matters of the law: justice and mercy and faith.

It is these you ought to have practised without neglecting the others” (RSV. Matt 23: 23; cf. Lk 11: 42). The second: “Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. The Pharisee, standing by himself, was praying thus: ‘God I thank you that I am not like other people … I tithe a tenth of all my income.’” (Lk 18: 10-12).

These two passages buttress my argument to the effect that Jesus’ overall disposition towards tithes is that of cynicism and ambivalence. In the first passage, Jesus clearly indicates that the concern about truth, justice, fairness, mercy, love, etc. is “weightier” than, and therefore preferable to, tithe-paying. Tithe-paying is secondary and must take a subsidiary position.

Chno:
Abeg explain this clean sheet option for me

Ologogoro:
I have 1k recharge card to distribute among 5people

Biodundimeji:

Benfica don push me back into trenches

Felabrity:
how can you think the whole players will score?

Felabrity:
The same guy


Cc Kingshrd osas and other comrades

IsraelSongz:


Thanks for replying bro. I’m actually talking about the verification where You’re asked to snap Your ID cards and send to their email for verification. Did You experience that when trying to withdraw? And please how long did it take for them to verify the documents so You can withdraw. Abeg help.

shizzleStar:
Where are the senseless yoroobastards that are all over nairaland with their regular display of utter stupidity cum idiocy?

If this was anywhere in Igbo land these Fulani slaves would be here making a fool of themselves

When is presiodiott buhari going to send the joint task force on an air raid to borno

Stupid government aided by equally stupid and senseless supporters especially berebe banza pigs

officialwdhtv:
Suspect and boyfriend: Docquen Jovo Watkins.

Felabrity:

Efelefu:
Chelsea

zak07:
mehn I needed this�

fattprince:

Bro if you haven't

Atalanta win
West ham 12 abd over 1.5 goals
Tunisia win or draw under 4.5 goals.


Boom two odds

weltin1:
I have faced so much inter ethnic/tribal bullying so much here in the West. It's very bad how som Yoruba's hate strangers.

Benchilwell:
the mods including d seun like it, because they get more money tru tribalism comment by foolish pple in Nairaland that take it as their birthright and hobby.

Kenneth10110:

At times i just wonder if the mods dont care at least twitter and the rest are trying to curb such but here its like a war zone for tribalism.

Soso990240:
The mods are enjoying the comments, because it helps in keeping Nairaland Busy. This rubbish started when kids started joining Nairaland. Most of them are under 20, with no experience. I wish we can filter Nairaland of these Children full of tribalism.

OkikiOluwa1:
You are the immature one.
You sounded so pained & can't just get over it

OkikiOluwa1:
Check my profile to know if I m your mate

OkikiOluwa1:
Lick my yaansh

OkikiOluwa1:
Your mouth like anus.
Is it all his freekick goals that are accredited by FIFA?