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SATANICALLY:The east had bought a market, how much is what I don't know |
YESHUA IS NOT A PROPHET, HE IS GOD! The greatest insult that you can give a Christian is to tell him that Jesus (Yeshua) is not God. When you say that you are denying the very essence of His being and equating Him to man. This is a red line for us but it is crossed every day yet we take it in our stride. We do not kill or threaten to kill because of it and neither do we show our pain when others deny Him. That does not mean that your lack of understanding of our faith or your denial of our beliefs does not hurt us. I assure you that it does. To the Christian, Jesus is not a Prophet but the second leg of the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. He is God incarnate that came down in the flesh and He is the Lamb of God that came to take away the sins of the world. He is the rock of our salvation, our provider and our strong defender. He is our Shield, our glory and the lifter of our Heads. We adore Him, we worship Him, we love Him more than life itself and we regard Him as our EVERYTHING. To us He is far more than a mortal and it is to Him that we pray and make our supplications every day. I will never shy away from saying this and I would rather die than deny His grace, love, mercy, compassion and DEITY. He alone gives us courage, He alone gives us life, He alone gives us hope and to Him alone do we go when our work on earth is done. He is the Blood of the Sprinkling, the El Shaddai, the Adonai, the Elohim and the I AM, THAT I AM. He is the Rose of Sharon, the Lily of the Valley and the Man of War. He is the Ancient of Days, the Lord Hosts and the Prince of Peace. His power, His glory and His majesty stretches through the ages and into eternity. He is the Lord of creation and the Master of the Universe who knows the end even before the beginning. He is the Alpha and the Omega: the beginning and the end, to whom the sun, the moon, the stars, the planets, the waters, the fires, the winds, the elemental forces and the whole of creation bow. He is Jehova Elyon who sits above the circles of the earth, who holds the universe together by the power of His word, who gives life and who kills and who is filled with mercy, love and compassion. He is Yeshua Hamashiach who favours the bold, who provides for the poor and who is husband to the widow and father to the fatherless. He is Jehova El Gibbor who gives blessings, mercy, favour, power and honor to whom He deems fit, who rules in the affairs of men and who forges the destiny of nations. He is Jehova Perazim who gave His life as a living sacrifice, who paid for our sins, who conquered death, who rose again and whose train fills the Temple. He is the Holy One of Israel before whom the Angels, the Archangels and the 24 Elders cry HOLY, HOLY HOLY! He is NOT a Prophet: He ALONE is God, none can deny Him and none can stand beside Him! (FFK)
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jom28gy:You mean in Biafra land? |
Mooh247:He boast of Chinese statistics, soft tone. Fluent English, and probably the money he did not know what to do with and left in the account for Obiano to squander. |
jom28gy:Nigeria or Biafra? If the election is done a million times Peter Obi can only win in Alaigbo |
FactBoyz:The man of the East. The Igbo candidate. |
richmind2019:Why is Russia hostile to his neighbors and everyone is avoiding him like a plaque? |
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[quote author=Bmaster post=112848663][b]i am sorry to say this,but deborah died as a result of shenanigans. How on earth is a 200L student not wise enough to know her limits when dealing with people ? A true christian respects other people's choice of god while technically letting them know about his God(christ) in the most modest way.that's by the way. You are insane. The woman that was preaching very early in the morning in Abuja few years ago that was murder by the same bloodthirsty vagabonds can you please tell me her sin? |
VeeVeeMyLuv:I think you are the only one that has read before commenting, I am not the author, I only COPIED it from Facebook, every other person that commented before you were able to spew their trash, thank you. |
*An Unpopular Opinion* “My name is Sanusi Lafiagi and I'm a Muslim. I bear witness that none has the right to be worshipped but Allāh and that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is His Messenger. I affirm the absolute dignity and honour of our leader, Muhammad ﷺ and condemn in totality any disrespect or insult to his person. Having said that, I've listened a dozen times to the viral audio of late Miss Deborah Samuel, a 200L student of Sheu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, who was murdered in cold blood and set alight by fellow students on allegations of blaspheming the noble Prophet ﷺ. However, as an academic and researcher in Islamic studies, a fundamentalist Muslim, rational human being, and more importantly, father, I'm inclined to ask a few questions. The circumstances of her grue*some and barbaric m*rder have actually left a whole lot of questions. 1. Did she really, knowingly and intentionally insult the Prophet ﷺ? The viral audio indicated that she was reacting to the action of those who spam the class WhatsApp group with unnecessary messages that are outside the objectives of the group. Some of us do this when people share messages in groups specifically created to serve a purpose. In the context of her reaction to such unwarranted items being shared, can one adjudge her intention to be a deliberate act? 2. Her introductory words were, "ba(bu) abunda zai faru da mu" (nothing will happen to us). I'm inclined to assume that Miss Deborah was reacting to a threat of attack by a section of her colleagues. Could it be that someone threatened her for condemning what was being shared in the group? By sharing only her reactionary voice note, is someone hiding something? Actions and reactions, says Isaac Newton, are equal and opposite. What was said to Miss Deborah to warrant her rebuffing the threat and saying, "no evil shall befall us? Under this circumstance, can she accused of deliberately insulting the Prophet ﷺ? 3. Her reaction is also likely to have been triggered not by someone simply saying, "we are sharing quotes from the Prophet ﷺ" but probably by an insult to her faith. We know how charged the average northerner becomes when a non-Muslim condemns sharing messages with verses of the Qur'ān or texts of the Hadīth. Could it be that someone denigrated her faith and she retorted with her outburst? Or did anyone ridicule her and she overreacted? There's a possibility that whoever Miss Deborah was reacting to had passed an insult on her, which aggravated her anger. Again, we need details of what was exchanged prior to her comments! 4. Do her statements, "manzon Allāh din me, an zo ana min bura uba" constitute an insult to the Prophet ﷺ, let alone being a blasphemy in such a context? Before this, she had referred to the unnecessary things being shared in the group as "abubuwan banza" (rubbish things), which, irrespective of its contents are "rubbishes" in the context of the group's objectives and discusses. I've spoken to quite a few of my northern friends and we seem to agree on her comments being a rebuff and retort of spamming of the group and whatever threats or insults that were hurled at her prior to her reaction rather than an insult to the Prophet ﷺ! 5. Assuming that her statements interpret as insult to the Prophet ﷺ, is every word of insult to the Prophet ﷺ irrespective of gravity considered as blasphemous and deserving of the death penalty? Do scholars of Islām categorise all insulting words against the Prophet ﷺ under the same heading? Do they all carry equal punishment? What constitutes blasphemy under the Sharī'ah? This is a serious question for Muslim law practitioners and judges. These are a few of the questions that have preoccupied since yesterday and I sincerely hope that someone is able to answer them satisfactorily. Once again, I affirm that the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is SACROSANCT and must be protected. I affirm that the Sharī'ah does NOT condone mob action against anyone. I affirm that human life is SACRED and NO individual has the right to take it unjustly. I affirm that in the case of established blasphemy against the Prophet ﷺ, only a judge can convict and execute the culprit...” COPIED |
Blasphemy and Miss Deborah Samuel: *An Unpopular Opinion* “My name is Sanusi Lafiagi and I'm a Muslim. I bear witness that none has the right to be worshipped but Allāh and that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is His Messenger. I affirm the absolute dignity and honour of our leader, Muhammad ﷺ and condemn in totality any disrespect or insult to his person. Having said that, I've listened a dozen times to the viral audio of late Miss Deborah Samuel, a 200L student of Sheu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, who was murdered in cold blood and set alight by fellow students on allegations of blaspheming the noble Prophet ﷺ. However, as an academic and researcher in Islamic studies, a fundamentalist Muslim, rational human being, and more importantly, father, I'm inclined to ask a few questions. The circumstances of her grue*some and barbaric m*rder have actually left a whole lot of questions. 1. Did she really, knowingly and intentionally insult the Prophet ﷺ? The viral audio indicated that she was reacting to the action of those who spam the class WhatsApp group with unnecessary messages that are outside the objectives of the group. Some of us do this when people share messages in groups specifically created to serve a purpose. In the context of her reaction to such unwarranted items being shared, can one adjudge her intention to be a deliberate act? 2. Her introductory words were, "ba(bu) abunda zai faru da mu" (nothing will happen to us). I'm inclined to assume that Miss Deborah was reacting to a threat of attack by a section of her colleagues. Could it be that someone threatened her for condemning what was being shared in the group? By sharing only her reactionary voice note, is someone hiding something? Actions and reactions, says Isaac Newton, are equal and opposite. What was said to Miss Deborah to warrant her rebuffing the threat and saying, "no evil shall befall us? Under this circumstance, can she accused of deliberately insulting the Prophet ﷺ? 3. Her reaction is also likely to have been triggered not by someone simply saying, "we are sharing quotes from the Prophet ﷺ" but probably by an insult to her faith. We know how charged the average northerner becomes when a non-Muslim condemns sharing messages with verses of the Qur'ān or texts of the Hadīth. Could it be that someone denigrated her faith and she retorted with her outburst? Or did anyone ridicule her and she overreacted? There's a possibility that whoever Miss Deborah was reacting to had passed an insult on her, which aggravated her anger. Again, we need details of what was exchanged prior to her comments! 4. Do her statements, "manzon Allāh din me, an zo ana min bura uba" constitute an insult to the Prophet ﷺ, let alone being a blasphemy in such a context? Before this, she had referred to the unnecessary things being shared in the group as "abubuwan banza" (rubbish things), which, irrespective of its contents are "rubbishes" in the context of the group's objectives and discusses. I've spoken to quite a few of my northern friends and we seem to agree on her comments being a rebuff and retort of spamming of the group and whatever threats or insults that were hurled at her prior to her reaction rather than an insult to the Prophet ﷺ! 5. Assuming that her statements interpret as insult to the Prophet ﷺ, is every word of insult to the Prophet ﷺ irrespective of gravity considered as blasphemous and deserving of the death penalty? Do scholars of Islām categorise all insulting words against the Prophet ﷺ under the same heading? Do they all carry equal punishment? What constitutes blasphemy under the Sharī'ah? This is a serious question for Muslim law practitioners and judges. These are a few of the questions that have preoccupied since yesterday and I sincerely hope that someone is able to answer them satisfactorily. Once again, I affirm that the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is SACROSANCT and must be protected. I affirm that the Sharī'ah does NOT condone mob action against anyone. I affirm that human life is SACRED and NO individual has the right to take it unjustly. I affirm that in the case of established blasphemy against the Prophet ﷺ, only a judge can convict and execute the culprit...” COPIED. |
powerfulguy:Igbo amaka. Coward. Many of them know that they can not win the primary, they only purchased the form in order to bargain for a position from the winner, that's why they are afraid to leave their ministerial position. |
Those idiots want the government to protect them against the bandits but they want to defend their dead and rotten god by tthemselves. |
ogododo:They can mobilize their youths to lynch a defenceless girl yet bandits and boko haram is killing them in droves and they can mobilize themselves to defend their land. Idiots |
Dshocker:Is he fighting for the PDP presidential ticket with Pandora and others? Let your Obi have the ticket in PDP first before talking about other party's aspirants. |
Dshocker:Who is Tinubu? |
powerfulguy:Stop saying trash pls, he has been notified
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07kjb:Best to rule the online Biafra |
Born2Breed:Which tribe is supporting Obi Pandora like the Igbos? Forget it, that only happens in the east. |
Dshocker:And the right thing is Pandora Peter Obi? |
driand:Dave Umai is far better, just that he is not in PDP the beloved party of the Igbos. |
Bobloco:I had always believe that Tinubu and Buhari are the only enemies of the IPOB because that has always been the crying and wailing of the online IPOBIANS |
Kriss216:I would have thought that you are serious until the name Wike popped up in your list. |
HolinessForever:The end is indeed very near, believers should be ready for the departure. |
immortalcrown:Well, may be you are right theoretically but not applicable to all, in some parts of this nation the cultures, customs and traditions supersede all this your theory, and there is nothing anyone can do about it. |
GraciousGod190:Mr OP, assuming it is other way round what will you do? I mean supposing the properties belong to your dad and your dad passed away will you be dragging it with your mom? Well, the only contentious issue I see here is your dad trying to sell off the properties and according to you spending the money on frivolities, you can get someone to speak to him and let him realize that it is not proper to sell those properties, and you can even ask him why he didn't sell it when your mom was around. But finally without any ulterior intention, I perceive that your house isn't in order because if it is, your dad and mom would have been profiting together in those properties to the point where you children may not even know who owns what, before your mom passed away, but pls find a way to settle this amicably. |
[quote author=AntiBMC post=111998455]All these creeping things crawling out from different borrowpits self. Anyway... I for ignoring |
AntiBMC:Go and ask for justice from Rivers state concerning the slain IPOB at Oyigbo. |
Bobloco:Why don't you free your underdeveloped states in the south east before trying to free Lagos state? You think Lagos state needs to be freed yet you and your family members move to that same Lagos state in droves to find d sustenance. |
Malory:Yet your family members are moving there in droves night and day to secure their daily bread? |
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