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generationz:You mean am? This man don openly talk of personal battle with sickness before? ![]() |
TiglathPILESER:Wetin concern me with morals? ![]() |
Kingsnairaland:Jesus Christ is the Word of God and He declared that those who are His are those who do as He commands of them, and Jesus Christ never asked anyone to believe in scripture nor in a book called the Bible. ![]() So is your holding to a belief in a book that was never commanded of you by God even of God? ![]() |
DropsMic:Are you also living in disobedience of your parent's as a result of your being alive? ![]() Sin is disobedience of God's commandments - it's definition is not arbitrary but defined. So it is only when you make a choice to disobey God in your heart that you are guilty of sin. Living is not sin against God. What is sin is that choice you make to go against what God has commanded of you. ![]() Most people commit sin out of ignorance - they have no real idea of what God commandments. God said it too in Hosea 4 vs 1 -6 when He declared that His people suffer for lack of knowledge of His commandments. ![]() Many more walk around carrying with them a weight of guilt concluding their very existence is in sure violation of God's Law, this without in fact digging to know the truth. ![]() May this never be our lot for it is hard to enjoy life carrying around all that meaningless weight because of our ignorance of the Truth of God. ![]() |
Kingsnairaland:Who makes one perfect? How is one made perfect? ... you become perfect through contnual submission to and obedience of the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ, the Truth of God , that is able to set you free from slavery to sin - John 8 vs 31 - 44 |
brian91:Huh what 'narration'? ![]() |
Really sad story! ![]() |
chloride6:You live in information age...Google is your friend. Myth: Nonprofits can’t earn a profit |
dmakoy:The letter even add, " may you find grace from God for a new beginning" put ![]() I guess when you leave their company, you have to find new source of grace too put. ![]() |
seunfape:He is building his own kingdom right here on earth while you all go to him to find a Heaven that is not of this world. ![]() |
patani:A nonprofit organization is a business too. It needs to make profit(either through tithes and Offerings, as well as other means) if it wants to continue operating and growing too, just like any other business does, only its tax-exempt status helps it better compete with other businesses which depend primarily on profit. ![]() |
BenjaminGates:Well, love of the chemical kind or what? ![]() |
incogni2o:Interesting claim you make there of science. ![]() I am immediately reminded of the story of the issue of blood who for the 12 years prior to meeting up with Jesus Christ, spent all she had paying Physicians for treatment. ![]() The thing is, when Jesus Christ showed up, He never scolded her for seeking the help of physicians for the 12 years prior to their meeting, nor did He declare that her use of science had somehow diminished her person or chances at being healed by God. No, instead Jesus Christ commended her,the woman, for her faith, something not everyone He met that day and even throughout His time on earth got the opportunity to hear Him say of them. ![]() Stop looking for the devil in all the wrong places. Jesus Christ told you that you should look inside of you for the one who you seek. He is not in science and technology or Jesus Christ would not have declared of Himself that He came as a physician to those who are sick. ![]() |
delexyl:Where does your personal pastor & prophet live please. ![]() |
MaxInDHouse:Storyland, Storyland, Land of music, fun and tales ... ![]() |
blog4all:I want to rejoice with her too. Can we get confirmation that her womb was indeed cut off during surgery , at least from the hospital that did this to her? ![]() In the Bible, we read of the man who was born blind. The Pharisees called even His parents to verify that indeed the man was born blind and even after that, the man's miracle was not rolled back by God in anger of the miracle being verified. So, there is nothing wrong with having verification of claims made. God Almigty is not against us providing proof of the claims we make... so this ought not to be a problem. |
Emusan:Yet again, you jump in without taking time to properly read and understand the meaning behind what is written and what is being said. ![]() Ofcourse we should always believe what is written of God (the very Words out of God's own mouth) in Scripture and in Ezekial 36, God clearly speaks of 2 different spirits.... a new spirit, and then His own Spirit. ![]() Ezekiel 36 vs 26 - 27This is not rocket science for Pete's sake! ![]() The same happens in the Gospels where Jesus Christ first speaks of the requirement of entering into the Kingdom of God -seek the Kingdom of God. And then later of get another Helper, the Spirt of God, who He proclaims belongs only to those who continue to submit to and obey the commandments and teachings of Jesus Christ - seek God's righteousness - written of in John 14/15 and 16 |
Shellsploit:quote by whom? ![]() |
Shellsploit:Jesus Christ send you go decorate tree for Him? ![]() |
paxonel:1. Just like the Old Covenant, the New Covenant was indeed ratified after it was completed/finished, and this just before the death of Jesus Christ and then His resurrection. So, while it does matter that Death was defeated upon His resurrection from the grave, the key is , all that took place was all a part of the New Covenant. ![]() 2. Christ's resurrection did not change any part of the New Covenant which He established as completed from before His death. This death wasn't a mistake and His resurrection was part and parcel of the plan. So I fail to see how that was planned somehow changes that which was previously stated as part of the same plan. 3. John the Baptist was the greatest of the Old Covenant Prophets. He, John, was made righteous by the Old Covenant and so was not one of those who Jesus Christ came for. He was not a New Covenant Prophet at all and so was not meant for the Kingdom of God even though He preached of it's coming. We, who are of the New Covenant, those of us meant for the Kingdom of God, have a promise better in all wise than those of the Old Covenant People since we are called not as People of God but as Sons of God .I.e. even the least among the sons of the king is greater than the greatest among the kings people. ![]() |
Janosky:The question again is.... Kobojunkiee:The two passages you continue to post, say nothing of the sort. Even a grade school kid just learning to read would tell you, with confidence mind you, the very same. ![]() So please find and post verses were the one who gave HIs followers the authority, the New Covenant Himself, declared that these miraculous works will end and it would be nice to also learn when it ended too. ![]() |
kmcutez:I see! So am I to gather that you believe from your first reference, that because the devil made the claim, it is true? ![]() Your second reference also leaves me with questions given that there is really no record of God, the creator, handing the world He created over to Satan. I mean some assume God handed over the same world to man but there is also no record of that ever happening. But I am open to being convinced... when exactly did this exchange- God's power over the world ceasing, and Satan became the god of the world - claimed in 2 Corinthians 4 vs 4 take place? ![]() |
Polyandry and polygamy emerged as some of controversial topics during the ministerial dialogues.Not African in origin or simply against the selfish desires of those males, even the polygamists among them? ![]() Aren't women African in origin? And shouldn't they also have the same right to marry more than one spouse as the menfolk? Abi no be the same God make them? See yeye reason! |
SA women could in the near future be allowed to marry more than one man By Bongani Nkosi published May 7, 2021 Johannesburg - The country’s marriage laws could in the near future allow women to marry more than one husband, just as polygamous men can have many wives. Legalisation of polyandry is one of the wide-ranging proposals in the Green Paper on Marriages. The Department of Home Affairs published the landmark 67-page policy document this week. The department stressed in the document that it sought to create a new Marriage Act that will allow all in the country to conclude recognised, legal marriages. A range of types of marriages in the country were not recognised; and on the other hand, marriage legislation was deemed to not promote equality. Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and Rastafarian marriages were not recognised by South African law. The green paper introduces proposals for their recognition. “The failure to recognise these religious marriages is untenable and discriminatory,” said the document. Home Affairs hosted ministerial dialogues in 2019 and 2020 before producing the green paper. Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and officials heard from stakeholders, including traditional leaders, religious leaders, academics and LGBT and gender activists. “Moreover, activists submitted that equality demands that polyandry be legally recognised as a form of marriage,” said the document. The green paper proposed three new marriage regimes that it maintained could bring about equality in marriage laws. Option one was an “inclusive customary and religious marriage regime”. This would see the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act amended to cater for all marriages irrespective of race, cultural and religious persuasions. Option two would be a religion and culture-neutral marriage regime. The third option would be a gender-neutral marriage regime. “This would accommodate both polygyny and polyandry,” said the document. “The difference between options 2 and 3 is that this option is gender neutral. Therefore all marriages, whether monogamous or polygamous, could be concluded regardless of the sex or sexual orientation of the person.” Home Affairs appeared to favour the third option, saying it promoted equality. “The political appetite of the country to confront the challenges of the current marriage statute will be tested through these options. However, if Section 9 of the Constitution was to be implemented in its entirety, option 3 will tick all the boxes,” it said in the green paper. Polyandry and polygamy emerged as some of controversial topics during the ministerial dialogues. Traditional leaders were among those who objected to polyandry and labelled it an “unacceptable practice because it is not of African origin”, revealed the document. “Ironically, stakeholders who believed in the practice of polygamy … were opposed to the practice of polyandry,” commented the department. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.iol.co.za/amp/the-star/news/sa-women-could-in-the-near-future-be-allowed-to-marry-more-than-one-man-b76a212d-ec00-4cbb-8e79-080a9535d338 |
kmcutez:So where do you find this idea that Satan is the God of this world from? ![]() |
kmcutez:The greek word "kosmon" used in John 3 vs 16, as well as in 45 other places in the New Testament seems to refer to the entire world as typically used. https://biblehub.com/greek/kosmon_2889.htm What this suggests is that the reference in John 3 vs 16, does not point only to those of the "lost sheep of Israel " but to the world consisting of both jews and gentiles. ![]() |
kmcutez:Here's a question for you on what you have said so far... If the word "world" refers to the lost sheep of israel, by your understanding, where do you get your claim , "Satan is the god of this world" from? ![]() Through careful examination of the Word of God, it becomes clear that "worship" where God is concerned, has to do with submission and obedience to the commandments of God. So, when you say Satan is worshiped as God, do you imply that people obey Satan .i.e. live in disobedience of God, or what exactly? ![]() Also, you suggest that Pastors and Preachers are suspect... in the "world" or in worship of satan as God? |
kmcutez:I honestly hate watching videos made by strangers j cannot directly respond to. So, if you ever get the time to put your points together, maybe then I can clearly understand what it is you are saying and be able to best respond then. ![]() |
kenzysmith:Stop wearing your brain backwards abeg! ![]() |
kmcutez:My being lost has absolutely nothing to do with any of what you claim above. ![]() By the way, parables are simply stories with embedded contextual meanings to them. They are not mysteries/secrets that can never be understood by even a lay mind. ![]() That said, you made claims but not provided details to sufficiently back up the claims. I am not a mind reader so it is quite reasonable of me to expect that you would provide sufficient detail to help me understand what direction you are headed in, before I even jump in. ![]() |
kmcutez:I am afraid I don't follow... a true Jesus and a fake one in the Bible? ![]() |
kmcutez:We were on the meaning of the word "world" as used in John 3 vs 16, were we not? ![]() |
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