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 Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:20pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Crafteck1:You nailed it! Listening to Olukoya is like listening to him writing his own Supernatural series in his head.  |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:15pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Treasure17:Yed, pick any sermon preached by this man, create a thread and we break down and analyze each using Scripture. Olukoya is a scammer who knows a lot more about how demons work(at least from stuff contained in many demon encyclopedias) than he knows of God. His every sermons serve as proof against him.  |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:11pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Omoawoke:Lol... He is literally a babalawo or even satan-lover hiding his trade behind the many mentions of Jesus Christ and God. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:09pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
toy2020:He is a yahoo pastor because he fleeces individuals using the name of God.. 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:05pm On Apr 02, 2024*. Modified: 3:41pm On Apr 03, 2024 |
alimiadedayo1:Does a thief have to first rob you before you recognize his crime against others? Why do you allow yourselves to be so emotionally twisted up by these men who feed you nothing but lies using the name of God? 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:03pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Treasure17:A scammer does not first need to scam me to be considered a scammer same way a yahoo boy is not into yahoo only if i am first a victim of his. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 1:01pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Neddstark:The very words of his own mouth and every actions reveal him as such. They not only contradict God's own decree but render of no meaning the power of God in the lives of those who claim to serve him. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:58pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Treasure17:Olukoya is a scammer like all the others! 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:57pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
yommen:So because he holds a PhD makes it is Ok for him to scam people using the name of God of Israel and Jesus Christ then? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:55pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
stagger:You are waging spiritual battles then why do you waste your time claiming you believe in Jesus Christ? Why not fully embrace your local religion and God's?! |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:49pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
koyeni:The same Scripture said such things have absolutely no impact on the lives of those who belong to God. Balaam put it this way, "Surely there is no enchantment against Jacob, Neither is there any divination against Israel: According to this time it shall be said of Jacob and of Israel, What hath God wrought!"- Numbers 23 vs 23. Job put it differently when he said, " But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee: Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee. Who knoweth not in all these that the hand of the Lord hath wrought this? - Job 12 vs 7 - 9. According to Scripture, there is no power or divination that can impact of change the course of life of anyone who is of the blood of Jacob, not even by mistake of accident. I'm layman terms, Juju no dey work on anyone who is of the blood of Israel whether he believes in God or not. Your Olukoya, basically declares God of Israel and Jesus Christ as well, liars each and everytime he tells you there is divination or witchcraft out there after you lot and that he uses the name of God to fight it. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:34pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
SUNNINO:This man? Stop lying! |
| Christianity Etc › Re: A Wealthy Man Visited My Office With Snake Juju For Prayer - Dr. Olukoya by Kobojunkiee: 12:33pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
NairaOcean:This Olukoya is a man himself into traditional religion hiding his trade behind the many mentions of the name of Jesus Christ. How else do you explain the many fetish theories his many sermons are based on, ideas that are not only foreign to Scripture but literally violate every word said by the God of Israel about pretty much everything. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How Christianity Moved Away From Monotheism. Is Trinity a monotheist principle? by Kobojunkiee: 12:24pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Ohyoudidnt:Go back through my previous response, making sure to have your mind and eyes as you read it, and then come back with a more coherent response next time. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: If God Truly Forgive Us Our Sins, What Then Is Karma? by Kobojunkiee: 3:51am On Apr 02, 2024 |
triplechoice:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karma |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How Christianity Moved Away From Monotheism. Is Trinity a monotheist principle? by Kobojunkiee: 3:06am On Apr 02, 2024 |
Janosky:Is this some sort of mental problem for you? We have had similar conversations in the past with you bolting before the end. My question at this point is are you certain you are alright at all? If this is some dementia or Alzheimer's trick, warn your mind so it knows to avoid me the next time you think to come at me with these utter stewpid questions of yours. https://www.nairaland.com/8019021/jehovah-witnesses-believe-god-speaks#128760867 For the umpteenth time, Jesus Christ in Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 declared Himself God over all those who are of the Kingdom of God. He said He is the Judge and Ruler to determine the end for every one of those who are born-again — the eternal fate of all goats and sheep is in His Hands. He is God over them all. . So why do you need Him to First have to say "I am God in the Kingdom of God" before you even realize the place He occupies over the lives(and souls) of those who submit to becoming part of a Kingdom that belongs to Him? This ain't rocket science for Pete's sake! No other human or angel can lay claim to such power of authority over other beings. No other human or angel being has ever been written as occupying such a place over the eternal realities of other human beings. Assuming you are even born-again, how could you not have realized this basic fact at this point? How in the world can you claim to be a believer in Jesus Christ yet not realize the weight of His status as Lord and God over the very life of anyone who enters into His Kingdom? What are you doing claiming you believe in Jesus Christ and His Kingdom if you don't even realize this basic fact of it all? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Was Christianity Religion Founded By Jesus Christ Or Apostle Paul ? by Kobojunkiee: 10:01pm On Apr 01, 2024 |
dorox:Can we quit mentioning this dude in this section abeg! |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Does Having An Encounter Or Seeing Jesus Make One A Better Christian? by Kobojunkiee: 10:00pm On Apr 01, 2024 |
goodnews201668:Those so-called encounters with Jesus Christ are in fact hallucinations and not of Jesus Christ or the God of Israel. They are mental episodes which these individuals confuse with that which is of God. The encounter Saul of Tarsus, along with all of the young men and women of his time, had about 1900 years ago was as a result of a proclamation by the God of Israel through His prophet Joel in Joel 2 vs 28 - 31. Those encounters were to come to a complete end at the close of the end times, the Last day of the God of Israel's judgement against His nation of Israel(and Judea) in the Land of Canaan. This all took place approximately 1900 years ago. Some of your religious leaders are aware of this but there scam requires they keep you in the dark about such things in order to continue to wield control over you all. It is partly for this reason they lie to you that they have had encounters with Jesus Christ Himself who never promised any such -- not visions or dreams --- to His followers. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Was My Action Wrong? by Kobojunkiee: 9:30pm On Apr 01, 2024 |
Wilson125:According to Scripture, no man or woman has power to curse or bless another. So, you decide what you will believe. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How Christianity Moved Away From Monotheism. Is Trinity a monotheist principle? by Kobojunkiee: 11:08pm On Mar 30, 2024*. Modified: 11:38pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
Qasim6:▶ You believe you were debating me while throwing religion, which is against Jesus Christ, at me in the name of Jesus Christ? ▶ You believe you were debating me while throwing around formulations and ideas that were postulated by those whom Jesus Christ referred to as dogs — non-Israelites — at me in the name of Jesus Christ who He said was sent only to the Lost sheep of Israel? Nah! You were not debating me. Rather you were trying to insult my intelligence. 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: How Christianity Moved Away From Monotheism. Is Trinity a monotheist principle? by Kobojunkiee: 11:00pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
Qasim6:1. There is nothing messed up about the information that is Jesus Christ and Scripture. As Jesus Christ Himself said, His Truth is Everlasting — Unchangeable. Just as it was when His disciples were sent out into the world in the first century, it remains the same even today. His Word has not changed. Yes, religions of both Christianity and Islam have made concerted attempts to twist and change it, they have yet to succeed but the same message of Jesus, to this day, damns both religions. 2. If both men wrote of the same event, what makes you think they could not have written of the same things? After all, they were writing of the same man, Jesus Christ, His experience, His same Gospel, the unchangeable Truth of God. What did you expect? What makes you think that they got it wrong? Are you under some misconception that they were not allowed to get the narratives as close to the Truth as possible or what? 3. Let's stop rambling, please! ▶ The God of Israel, YHWH, promised He would send His New agreement, which Jesus Christ represents, only to the House of Jacob. So, Jesus Christ proclaiming that He was sent by His Father only to the Lost sheep of Israel was as prophesied by the Prophets before Him beginning with Moses. ▶ The Prophet Joel prophesied that during the end times, all sons and daughters in the land of Zion at the time would see visions and dream dreams - Joel 2 vs 28 - 31. Jesus Christ promised that all those in the land would see Him coming in the glory of His Kingdom, the announcement from God the Father that the time had arrived for His Judgment upon the remnants of Israel — Judah— and then closing out of the Old and beginning of the New — the arrival of the Kingdom of God which they had been waiting for. Paul was a young man in the land of Judah at that time and so did have a vision like all of the other sons and daughters in the land also did. ▶ The former Nation of Israel — sister nation to the Nation of Judah — was destroyed by the God of Israel in around 720 BC by way of the Assyrian army. That was God's judgment against the Nation of Israel. Not only did the people of the Nation lose their homes, but they were scattered among the Gentiles from that time on, many of them mating with the Gentiles, something that God Himself commanded them to do in the foreign lands He had dispersed them to. They become the Gentiles. Jesus Christ warned His followers not to give that which is Holy to the dogs. He specifically told them to go only to the Lost sheep of Israel — which includes the Israelites living among the Gentiles many of whom were themselves born of Gentile blood by then, in addition, of course, to the Jewish Israelites. So, when Paul said he was sent by Jesus Christ to witness to the Gentiles, Paul never said he would go to those who were called dogs by Jesus Christ. Rather, it was the rogue Bishops of the religion of Christianity who through twist concluded that the term Gentiles indicated that dogs — non-Israelites— were allowed into the fold. So, let's get our facts straight, please. 4. Cannonically not right? Are you kidding? All 4 of the Gospels were written within the 40 years between the death of Jesus Christ and the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD. Even the book of Revelations, written by John, was written before the Temple was destroyed. Jesus Christ is reported to have died in 31-33AD. I don't believe in your religious canons but I know for a fact that I have yet to find any issues with what is recorded to have been said by Jesus Christ in either of the Gospels by Mark and that by John. So, be more specific next time so we can dive in to examine the claim. 5. Jesus Christ said if you are not an Israelite, you should not even bother with Him and His mention. Islam deceived you! |
| Family › Woman Who Had Her Ovaries Removed Learns That One Had GROWN BACK by Kobojunkiee(op): 10:33pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
'The chances were one in a million': Woman who had her ovaries removed learns that one had GROWN BACK when she rushed to the hospital in severe pain ▶Meg Summers, 31, from Alabama, had frequent ovarian cysts and endometriosis since she was was teenager ▶When her first ovary was removed, she was told she'd never conceive without IVF - but soon gave birth to a baby girl ▶After her second ovary was removed, it grew back and formed another cyst ▶Meg was told she had Ovarian Remnant Syndrome, a very rare disorder One Alabama woman was sure that removing her ovaries would mean the end of her problems with ovarian cysts - that is, until one of those ovaries grew back. Meg Summers from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, struggled with reproductive health problems since she was a teenager. But after giving birth to her daughter, the local DJ for Tuscaloosa's B101.7, WBEI-FM thought she could finally move on and have her uterus and ovaries removed. Shockingly, as she wrote in an essay for xoJane, she developed Ovarian Remnant Syndrome - a rare disorder in which ovarian tissue regenerates itself. Since Meg was 16, she battled ovarian cysts and endometriosis, a disorder in which tissue that lines the inside of the uterus also grows outside the uterus. Her first cyst was larger than a grapefruit - and while it turned out to be benign, her doctor 'assumed the worst' and gave her a laparotomy - an invasive surgery which involves making a large incision in the abdominal wall - to remove it. 'It was just the beginning of a decade of pain and frustration,' she says. I'm afraid I'll end up growing sideshow starfish ovaries again Meg went on to need seven more laparoscopies, a surgery that uses a thin tube that is pushed through an incision to detect problems like cysts and remove tissue. She also had a second laparotomy. For five years, all of Meg's cysts developed on her right ovary. So, at the age of 21, she decided to have that ovary removed. Initially relieved to be putting the ideal behind her, Meg was 'devastated' when, two weeks after having her right ovary removed, she developed her first cyst on her left ovary. Not quite ready to remove that one too, and lose her last chance of conceiving a biological child, Meg juggled birth control, hormones, and anti-inflammatory pills to quell her pain. However, she says, nothing seemed to work, and she resigned herself to the fact that she would have to struggle with health issues for the rest of her life. A few years later, when she was 26, her pelvic pain specialist was removing more endometriosis and scar tissue when he found that her ovary had 'twisted itself into a ball' behind her uterus. A large mass of scar tissue had also formed around metal staples which a previous doctor had unintentionally left inside of her. Removing them provided her with some relief. But the surprises weren't over. Through all of Meg's doctor visits, she had been told that she would never be able to have a baby without the help of IVF. So when she missed a month of birth control due to an insurance mix-up, she wasn't worried. She believed that her unhealthy ovaries were birth control enough. However, soon after her month off the pill, Meg learned she was pregnant. While she had managed, against all odds, to conceive naturally, her pregnancy was not without issues, including preeclampsia and bed rest. Her daughter was born 13 weeks early. After her unexpected pregnancy, Meg believed that she could now rid herself of her issues once and for all. In the past, she had hesitated to get a hysterectomy because she was still holding out hope that she would one day have a child. Now that she had one, she could go through with the major surgery. Her gynecologist removed her uterus but left her last ovary alone. Both Meg and her doctor hoped she would have no complications. But two weeks later, that ovary developed another grapefruit-sized cyst. Doctors finally removed that one too. Finally, after years of surgeries and pain, Meg was sure her ordeal was over. After all, she no longer had ovaries or a uterus. Or so she thought. Three months after her second ovary was removed, she was back in the hospital with more abdominal pain. A doctor told her she had an ovarian cyst. Meg said that that was impossible, as she didn't actually have ovaries anymore. The doctor explained that she had Ovarian Remnant Syndrome. A tiny bit of her ovarian tissue had been left behind when it was removed and, in a rare twist, it regenerated itself. 'My chances of developing it were like one in a million,' she says. Meg had the remnants removed, but she will no longer let herself believe that she has seen the last of her health problems. She is still experiencing issues with endometriosis and is afraid that she'll 'end up growing sideshow starfish ovaries again', referencing how the marine animal can regrow lost or damaged arms. Still, she says her pain levels are down - she puts them at a four out of ten - and adds that that's 'huge' for her. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3120626/Woman-ovaries-removed-learns-one-GROWN-rushed-hospital-severe-pain.html |
| Health › 'miracle Baby': Woman Gets Pregnant After Having Fallopian Tubes Removed by Kobojunkiee(op): 10:19pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
'Miracle baby': Woman gets pregnant after having fallopian tubes removed Elizabeth Kough had been pregnant before. She knew how it felt. She just couldn't believe it had happened this time. Kough was at her house in Kearney last year when she got the positive test result on a home pregnancy kit. It was shocking because three years earlier, she had had both of her fallopian tubes removed—a procedure medical professionals assured her would make it all but impossible for her to conceive. "So I freaked out," said Kough, 39. She woke her boyfriend and had him drive her straight to the hospital. Another test there confirmed she was pregnant, so she insisted on an ultrasound, fearing that an embryo was lodged somewhere in her abdominal cavity. But the scan showed the tiny fetus nestled safely in Kough's uterus. She gave birth at North Kansas City Hospital in March to a healthy 7-pound, 6-ounce baby boy named Benjamin—part of a journey she never expected but says she definitely wouldn't change. "Of course at first I was shocked and I was like, 'this isn't in my plan,' " Kough said. "I'm a planner. But now, you know, sometimes the best laid plans, you need to just do away with those. He is a beautiful baby. I am exceptionally lucky to have him in my life." Based on the scientific literature, "lucky" barely begins to describe it. According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the rate of pregnancy for women who have partial removal of their fallopian tubes is about 7.5 per 1,000. But there's no comprehensive data on women who become pregnant after having full removal like Kough, in part because it's so rare. The first case documented in English-language medical journals was published in 2005, after a 38-year-old woman who had her tubes removed showed up pregnant at an emergency room in the United Kingdom. There was not a second case published until three years later. Usually an egg has to travel from the ovaries into the fallopian tube to get fertilized, before continuing down to the uterus. Without the tubes it should be nearly impossible to get pregnant, unless the woman uses in-vitro fertilization, which Kough says she didn't do. A 2007 article published in the Singapore Medical Journal theorized that in some women who have both tubes removed—a surgery called bilateral salpingectomy—the area where the fallopian tube previously connected to the uterus may not completely closed over. In very rare cases, an egg might travel through the space between the ovary and the uterus ("transperitoneal migration"  and reach that opening just at the right moment.It happens. But not very often. A bilateral salpingectomy is one of the most effective forms of birth control there is. "When I had the procedure done they were like, 'It's about as close to 100% as you can get,' " Kough said. Kough, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, had the surgery in Virginia in 2015. At the time she was 35, divorced, and already had three kids. She didn't think she wanted to have any more. She also had a history of ovarian cancer in her family, and fallopian tube removal can greatly reduce the risk of getting it. So it seemed like a win-win. Two years later Kough, who graduated high school in Lathrop, moved back home to Missouri, where she became very unexpectedly pregnant. She said her doctors at Meritas Health couldn't explain it. "I was kind of floored, like how does this happen?" Kough said. "And they said, 'Well, it's probably a botched surgery.' " Meritas Health declined to comment specifically on Kough's case, but said in general, bilateral salpingectomy is nearly 100% effective at preventing pregnancy when performed correctly. "There are a very few case reports in the medical literature of spontaneous conception following a bilateral salpingectomy," the physician group said in a statement released by a spokeswoman. Kough's medical records from Virginia, which she provided to The Star, indicate that the surgery was a success. They include not only the surgeon's notes but also a report from a pathologist who confirmed seeing Kough's fallopian tubes, outside her body, after they were removed. Still, Kough said that when Benjamin was born via planned cesarean section, the surgeons double-checked. "They said, 'No there's nothing there. The surgeon did everything correctly. There's no tubes,' " Kough said. "So, he truly was a miracle baby." Kough said her older children—17, 11 and 9—are enthralled with their baby brother, and she has to remind them they can't hold him all the time. He needs his rest. Her boyfriend is a devoted dad, she said, even though he never envisioned himself in the role. She said she's still in shock but feels blessed. "I don't know if he was just a medical miracle and a 1-in-a-million chance, or if he was absolutely meant to be," Kough said. "I'm just a little person. I don't know about the greater universe and God's plan for us. But I do know that he's definitely very special. Special to me and to our family." https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-05-miracle-baby-woman-pregnant-fallopian.html |
| Christianity Etc › Re: . by Kobojunkiee: 5:03pm On Feb 24, 2024 |
EreluRoz:Jesus Christ condemned all religions and that would include Islam though. Your claim is contradictory. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Correcting Freeze's Heretic Assertion That "Jesus Drank Alcohol" by Kobojunkiee: 8:30am On Feb 24, 2024 |
AntiChristian:Animal sacrifice was never required for salvation purposes. Neither was there any such upgrade to human sacrifice as you pretend. There was absolutely no change made to the Old Law of Moses, not by any man, not even by Jesus Christ. So, you would need to be specific where exactly you got these tales from. The problem with you lot is you take your token from the mouths of ignorant religious men without in fact investigating to make sure what is written aligns with that your religious overlords spew at you. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Correcting Freeze's Heretic Assertion That "Jesus Drank Alcohol" by Kobojunkiee: 8:26am On Feb 24, 2024 |
Daniel7543:And this because you think everyone would want to mingle with you, abi? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: God Of The Old Testament Is The Jesus Of The New Testament. by Kobojunkiee: 3:55am On Feb 24, 2024 |
LIBERTY1980:The claim is of course false as Jesus Christ Himself explained to His followers in His Gospel. |
| Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Kobojunkiee: 11:19pm On Feb 23, 2024 |
Approximate Calorie Content ● 6 fried eggs -- 730 calories (Fried in 2.5 tbsps oil) ● 6 large slices of bread - 600 calories ● 3 tbsps of Honey - 202 calories ● 3 sausages - 558 calories ● 2 mugs chocolate tea - 400 calories Total - 2490 calories 13 Likes
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Correcting Freeze's Heretic Assertion That "Jesus Drank Alcohol" by Kobojunkiee: 10:58pm On Feb 23, 2024 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Who Is The Beast ? by Kobojunkiee: 5:59pm On Feb 23, 2024 |
Glowstone:The beast is not a who but a what and that what is Religion. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Apostle Suleman Attacks Apostle Paul by Kobojunkiee: 5:36pm On Feb 23, 2024 |
ProudNigerian01:Is there a greater insult to God than the multitude of lies you speak using His name? Think about it for a minute. Would you be happy with someone who spews lies using your name, tarnishing the very reputation which you have worked hard to build of yourself? If you clearly would not accept that, why then do you pretend it is OK to lie against God in order to protect a book you believe to be more important than God Himself? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Apostle Suleman Attacks Apostle Paul by Kobojunkiee: 5:31pm On Feb 23, 2024 |
Imagine that! Offering up even more logical fallacies in order to explain away the many obvious faults and contradictions contained in the supposed letters of Paul. What sort of reasoning does this stem from if not one turned completely on it's head to screw with the heads of those who hold to them? . No wonder Jesus Christ accused religious leaders of being nothing but the thieves who come to steal , to kill and to destroy! |
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