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HerexG:
Christianity a white man scam

Your brain too is a scam of nature.

jayriginal:
Don't need to know you. My point has been made already.

So supposing someone comes to you and says "I don't know why my car won't start, Ive been trying to fix it since ysday"

You tell him "that because you don't know how the mechanism of the car works"

And he says you should help him. What would be your reply? Where will you start from?

So Mr. You've not made any point.

CaptainJune:
Hmmm. When someone is frustrated in her walk with God seeing no tangible results of all her efforts in prayer, it means she needs deliverance? Bro, this is never the way to encourage and build up those weak in faith. It is not every mountain that needs marathon prayers to remove. Some mountains in our lives are removed only through simple knowledge of how to go about it. As simple as that.

Thank you my broda.

Before she will go and start prayer and fasting again and still come back with no results.

Weah96:
It appears that you're in the God business for the cash and the jewels. Yea, I read your conversation with Italo. If you only understood the framework behind the formation and distribution of paper currency, you would understand why you're talking rubbish.

Your HOME is in heaven but you must acquire materials here in the streets. OK.

Crap!

What do you understand we were talking about.

Congratulations!

jayriginal:
Written off since your first comment. I only engaged you for the sake of the OP.

Point made. I hope she realizes it.

You funny o.

E be lyk say you no know me for this thread. I didn't really have your time before.

Okay let's go back to my first comment read what I wrote and come back and tell me the difference BTW what I said and my last comment to you.

frosbel2:
so I was right , it is based on one form of fear or another

So how does me believing in hell mean I am fearful of it.

FYI, when God brought me to Himself, I never even thought of something like a hell, I was motivated by His tangible love and Joy which He made manifest to me.

jayriginal:
That seems inconsistent with your first response here. I'm not surprised at this.

Dude forget it.

Tundeiab:
You are operating under a closed heaven. Go for deliverance in any mountain of fire and miracles near you.

You need deliverance sister!!!

No body's heaven is closed. Its us through ignorance that "close" our heaven by ourselves.

jayriginal:
I think she is asking, albeit indirectly. You don't need explicit permission to give her the information she needs. You can pass on your wisdom and know you have shown someone the light. This is a reasonable course of action bearing in mind that you are not compelling her to do anything.

I don't know where her root problem lies. So I can't just say something. There are many factors that can contribute to unanswered prayers. So she is the one that will need to give out some info.

Just the way doctors do diagnosis.

jayriginal:
Perhaps you should oblige her with an explanation of the inner workings of the kingdom. Without that, your reply is meaningless.

I can't do that sir, except she asks me. I don't force anything on anyone. I only presented myself, its up to her to accept.

That's because you don't know how the kingdom works.

If you don't know how it works, you can pray for 50 years and still see no answer.

What is up with most Christians of this generation .

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] Not since the days of immortan joe have we seen mediocre like this....We expected him to fang it and never be caught, the least he coulda done was to let his captors bear witness and if armed, send him to the halls of Valhalalla where he is awaited with much shine and chrome. [/color]

What are you high on

benedictnsi:
Ok, I got that..... Thank you.

I thought you were an atheist

Haha.

SalC:
This your first question is kinda funny, I just said "anyone can forgive a sin or offence against his person" and you turn round to ask me where it is in the scripture that "NO ONE can forgive a sin against his person"

@ your send question, I will address that when op answer my questions up there.

Last time I checked, you said there is no yes or no answer to the question. Which didn't correlate with the question I asked. I never asked about offences against ones person.

I am taking about sin here now. Fornication, adultery e.t.c.

Can I forgive sin? Or can we all forgive sins? Not against our persons.

SalC:
There is not yes or no answer to this. Because anybody can forgive a sin or offence committed against his person, but that's not what that verse is all about.

So where is it stated in scriptures that no one can forgive a sin against his person?

And what is the verse talking about?

SalC:
If I fall into the category of those whom Christ breathed the Holy Spirit upon and transfer such authority to, I can. But since you don't know me beyond here, no need pushing it.

So that means there are some of us out there who can't forgive sins?

SalC:
@Ist embolden, so after reading John 20:23 you still typed that?

@2nd embolden. What was the significance of the Spirit Jesus breathed on them before giving them that instruction?

What did the Father send Jesus to do that he is also sending the disciples to do?

So tell us, can you forgive my sin?

benedictnsi:
Can you please provide me with a citation in the Bible where it was penned down

Sure.

"Isaiah 14:9-16King James Version (KJV)

9 Hell from beneath is moved for thee to meet thee at thy coming: it stirreth up the dead for thee,...."

Numbers 16:33 "....And they went down alive into hell the ground closing upon them, and they perished from among the people. "

benedictnsi:
So you believe hell is beneath the earth

Yep. As the Bible says so.

Kashima Reiko

15/15

According to legend, a group of men viciously attacked Kashima Reiko in a public bathroom and left her to die. She crawled away to seek help, but passed out on the tracks of the Meishin Expressway, where a passing train sliced her in half. Here’s the most terrifying part of this urban legend: Now that you’ve heard the story, the vengeful ghost of Kashima Reiko will appear in your bathroom sometime within the next month. Be sure to keep that bathroom door locked.

Source: http://epicrall.com/2015/08/28/15-terrifying-urban-legends-actually-true/

The Haunted Railroad

14/15

Sometime in the 1930s or ’40s, a school bus full of children drove down a road in San Antonio, Texas, when it stalled on some railroad tracks. Suddenly, a train sped right into the bus, killing 10 of the children. Now, according to About.com, if you drive to those tracks, the spirits of the children will push your car to safety. So if you’re a driver’s ed instructor in San Antonio, Texas, stay away from here when planning your road-test route.

The Red Room

13/15

Imagine you’re browsing the Internet when suddenly a pop-up ad appears. It reads simply, “Do you like?” Annoying, but you close the window and think nothing more of it. Until it appears again. And again. It won’t stop. More letters appear until it spells out an entire message: “Do you like the Red Room?” A wave of madness creeps over you, and you commit violent suicide, covering your room with your own blood. The Red Room’s reign of terror continues.

The Well to Hell

12/15

In 1989, Russian scientists drilled a borehole into the Earth’s crust in Siberia. When they lowered audio equipment into the hole, they were shocked to retrieve recordings of what sounded just like humans screaming in unending pain. Many of the scientists left the site immediately, but those who stayed were treated to the sight of a winged demon. You can listen to the audio yourself, but don’t say we didn’t warn you.

13 Steps to Hell

11/15

The Lynnwood Paranormal Society outlines the tale of Maltby Cemetery’s 13 Steps to Hell. Supposedly, Satanists built in the cemetery a crypt with steps that actually lead down to Hell itself. However, the gate to this area requires seven keys for seven locks. Maybe you should keep the locksmith out of this and leave the steps untouched.

10/15

Monster expert Mark Opsasnick tells the Washington Post three variations on the Maryland Goatman story, but our personal favorite involves “a scientist who worked in the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center who was experimenting on goats, and the experiment went astray, and he started attacking cars with an ax.” Sounds like someone needs to retake his high-school chemistry class.

Carmen Winstead

9/15

A lot of kids get picked on at school, but few exact revenge like Carmen Winstead. At age 17, the Paranormal Guide details, bullies pushed Winstead into an open sewer as a prank during a school fire drill. But she never reemerged, having broken her neck on impact. When questioned by police, her killers all lied and said it was an accident. Months later, however, those students started receiving messages and emails that read simply, “They Pushed Her.” Then some unknown source disfigured and murdered the girls who killed Winstead. Their bodies were found in the same sewer.

The Russian Sleep Experiment

8/15

It begins with a 1940s Russian experiment in which scientists kept five World War II political prisoners alive for 15 days with an experimental gas stimulant. It ends with a growing, gnawing addiction, grotesque distortions of the body, and blood. Lots and lots of blood.

Bunny Man Bridge

7/15

Urban Legends Online tells this story in full detail, but even a quick summary is enough to spook even the most jaded individual: When Marcus Lawster escaped a Virginia mental institution mid-transfer in 1904, authorities were disturbed to find him by following a trail of mutilated, half-eaten bunny remains. At the end of this morbid trail was Lawster himself, hanging from the top of a tunnel. Now the tunnel is called the Bunny Man Bridge, and if you visit it at midnight, the Bunny Man just might grab you.

Wendigo

6/15

The Wendigo is an Inuit-based monster whose name translates to “the evil spirit that devours mankind.” Ghosts of the Prairie describes it as a spirit with a “voracious appetite for human flesh.” It’s also said to stand 15 feet tall and have a grotesquely long tongue. Legend has it that the Wendigo monster is formed when human beings resort to cannibalism, so just try not to do that and you should be fine.

Rougarou

5/15

The Cajun legend of the Rougarou, according to History.com, describes the monster as a “bayou-dwelling werewolf with glowing red eyes and razor-sharp teeth.” It’s also believed the Rougarou is a cursed human who must shed another man’s blood to break the curse and become human again. If we ever have a Rougarou encounter, we’re not planning on doing it that favor.