DubaiLandLord:
Have you been to schools under Ese Odo and ilaje LG? I can start giving you names of schools that are not fenced in that 2 LG. Except from Lagos state, the rest of the south western states have some schools that are not fenced.

DubaiLandLord:
Where did you school?

DubaiLandLord:
This is how it is in most south western states, except Lagos State.

DubaiLandLord:
This is how it is in most south western states, except Lagos State.

DubaiLandLord:
A lot of public schools outside oshogbo do not have a perimeter fence, so this is a welcome development for the people of Osun state.

fuckingAyaya:
mind games so he will be distracted in the Fa cup final

Philipponzaghi:
Ekiti State Government have been importing cows for the Ikun Diary farm since 2020 or so.

Below is the Twitter timeline of imports from Akin.

The cows are of different breeds from the Fulani cows.

Why Do Christians Sin And Think It's Normal

Kobojunkiee:
Who told you that lie?
That book is written for you in human language, to be read and comprehended in much the same way you would any other written out there written by man, for man. You do not start reading a book beginning from the last page... you start from the first page so you can understand what is at the end of the book.

Kobojunkiee:
I am afraid you are wrong!
Believing suggests mental acceptance/acknowledgment, but we know beginning from the time of Adam, that what God wants is not a simple mental acknowledgment of His person but complete trust and obedience.

Now, God does not lie, right? So where He declares that Abraham obeyed Him, God in fact means Abraham obeyed Him.

Rom 3:20CEV God doesn't accept people simply because they obey the Law. No, indeed! All the Law does is to point out our sin

Kobojunkiee:
Recall that the 10 commandments/laws that you and I know of today came in almost 500 years after Abraham's death, so it is meaningless to try to judge him by laws that God, the one who defines sin to begin with, never gave to Abraham. What we do know, from God's own mouth though is that Abraham obeyed the commands, rule and statutes that God did give Him, and so God declared him, Abraham, righteous, as a result. Abraham was not a "special" case, but instead, a man who obeyed God's commandments, just like the many other righteous men before him, and those of today are required to - God's standard as far as righteousness is concerned remains the same.
Again, Jacob existed about over 400 years before the 10 commandments/laws which you think to judge him by, so, more meaninglessness. God is the one who gives the law and He decides for His own, what sin is - Sin is disobedience of God's commandments, statutes, and rules. Just as it is meaningless, even today, to try to judge a Jew(Old Covenant) by the Christian standard of sin(New Covenant), it is equally meaningless to attempt to judge those who lived before the Law of Moses by the Law of Moses.

Kobojunkiee:
Listen to what God Himself said of Abraham...
I will do this because your father Abraham obeyed my words and did what I said. He obeyed my commands, my laws, and my rules.

Kobojunkiee:
Listen to what God Himself said of Abraham...

Kobojunkiee:
Unmerited Favour from God who is not a God of favouritism?

The grace of God in Jesus Christ refers instead to the eternal life granted to those who are saved from the condemnation of sin(Death). Those who receive this eternal life(grace) then have the option of spending it in either of the two destinations within the Kingdom .

Those you say where deemed righteous from the time of Old were in fact granted eternal life(grace) because of their obedience of God's commandments, statues and rules. Abraham, for example, was declared righteous by God, in Genesis 26 vs 1-5 , because he, Abraham, trusted and obeyed God's commands, rules and statutes, same as the other examples of righteous men in the Bible... even Jesus Christ trusted and obeyed God and was seen as righteous by His followers as a result.

There is nothing like "unmerited" favour where God is concerned since God does not consider us in terms of whether we merit or deserve what He offers us. He is our creator and it would be benefit a faithful God to think in such a manner towards His creation, don't you think? It is humans who think in that fashion... God however is far above that mentality.

Rom 4:2-9 EasyEnglish 2 God did not accept Abraham because Abraham had done good things. If God had done that, then Abraham would have been able to say great things about himself. He would have been able to say how good he himself was. But Abraham had no reason to say that to God. 3 Remember what the Old Testament says. It says: ‘Abraham believed God and, as a result, God accepted Abraham as right with himself.’ 4 When a person works to get money, he ought to receive his money. Nobody thinks that the money is a gift. It is what that person ought to receive as a result of his work. 5 But nobody can do any work that will make himself right with God. Instead, he must believe God, who accepts bad people as right with himself. And because a person believes God, then God will accept that person as right. 6 David also wrote about the same thing. He described how happy God can cause people to be. God will accept people as right with himself even when they have not done good things. 7 David says: ‘Those people that God has forgiven are really happy. They have not always obeyed God, but he has forgiven them. God has taken away the wrong things that those people have done. 8 A person is really happy when the Lord accepts him. Because the Lord will not continue to remember the wrong things that the person has done. 9 All people can be really happy like this, whether they are Jews or not. God told only the Jews to circumcise each other. He did not tell the people who are not Jews to circumcise each other. But God will accept any person. God accepted Abraham as right with him because Abraham believed God. That is what we have been saying.

Kobojunkiee:
Unmerited Favour from God who is not a God of favouritism?

The grace of God in Jesus Christ refers instead to the eternal life granted to those who are saved from the condemnation of sin(Death). Those who receive this eternal life(grace) then have the option of spending it in either of the two destinations within the Kingdom .

Those you say where deemed righteous from the time of Old were in fact granted eternal life(grace) because of their obedience of God's commandments, statues and rules. Abraham, for example, was declared righteous by God, in Genesis 26 vs 1-5 , because he, Abraham, trusted and obeyed God's commands, rules and statutes, same as the other examples of righteous men in the Bible... even Jesus Christ trusted and obeyed God and was seen as righteous by His followers as a result.

There is nothing like "unmerited" favour where God is concerned since God does not consider us in terms of whether we merit or deserve what He offers us. He is our creator and it would be benefit a faithful God to think in such a manner towards His creation, don't you think? It is humans who think in that fashion... God however is far above that mentality.

jesusjnr2020:
Maybe you should explain to me why God said the following to Cain if you don't have do right or be righteous to access it?

If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? Genesis 4:7 (KJV)

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jesusjnr2020:
It's always been available to all humans ever since the fall of man in the beginning. It was available to both Cain and Abel, but it was only Abel that was able to partake of it because of he walked in righteousness. Remember what God said to Cain, that if he had done well would he not be accepted?

So that's all Cain needed to do to access it as Abel had done, but he refused hence he never did.

It was also available to all during the days of Noah, but only Noah did what was required to access it. Remember what you said that he was preaching and no one refused to hear him? If they had heard him and turned away from their wicked ways what do you think would have happened?

They didn't give us the benefit to know what would have happened, but the people of Nineveh did. That was an instance that gave us an opportunity to see how that was all God required from man to be able to access His grace, thanks to the exemplary leadership of their king. He didn't even know if it was going to work and change God's mind since God had already declared their destruction, but he said they should just go ahead regardless, and that proved to be a game changer.

It's important to stress that these weren't God's own people Israel, but people regarded as the heathen, yet them turning away from their evil ways still made them to able to access God's grace.

God's grace has always been there since the fall of man, because after them no man didn't deserved or was worthy of His consideration after that, not even the righteous! But only the righteous was able to access it because that was what God required of men.

It was after the coming of Jesus that God's grace was upgraded to eternal life, so now it wasn't just an earthly reward for obeying God and walking in righteousness, but there was now an eternal reward attached to it.

So that's the only difference, but the requirement is still the same.

God bless.

jesusjnr2020:
You probably the one mixing things up here, because there's no place I said God was withholding His grace from the wicked, but that His grace is sufficient for the righteous and the sinner that repents. So it's available to all but only the righteous and sinners who repent that can benefit from it as all those instances show.

You obviously aren't aware that the righteous also need the grace of God. They need it not because they're sinners themselves, but the sins of Adam which they inherited, which makes them undeserving of God's approval or consideration.

That's why Noah, despite being righteous in God's opinion still found grace in God's sight!

Jesus didn't come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance because the righteous had no need for repentance but the sinners did!

It's important not to misinterpret that to mean that He came for the sinners as many do, but that He came to call the sinners to repentance, because it's important they came to repentance, or they wouldn't be able to benefit of the Grace of God as the righteous and those sinners who repent did.

That's also the essence of this post. To call the sinners to repentance so that they would be able to benefit from God's grace because otherwise they won't.

Thanks and God bless.