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Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 1:59pm On Feb 02, 2025
stancydg:
So, he should thank the nurse shey? Who or what did the nurse scream? Your name? I hope you see how smart you are.

Science in itself confirms every iota of the Word of God. If the scientists so great acknowledge and their children till date, still do, kindly showcase your entity.
grin Be deceiving ursef grin
Paul's letters, is ur so-called word of god? grin
Who send Paul wen Paul was alive?
Today now, he don become ur god?
Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 12:41pm On Feb 02, 2025
geoworldedu:
Lol. I have used my own name to achieve much more than this.
grin
Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 12:06pm On Feb 02, 2025
victorVIC1:
@ OP, thank God for you. There's no point going back and forth with those who doubt the authenticity of your testimony.

In the last one year I have had major experiences that reinforce the doings of God. I don't even talk about them cos I'm in an environment where people hardly give credence to God but deep within my heart, I acknowledge and appreciate his doings. That is all that matters
grin U wouldn't talk about ur experiences cos u know they are Wack Christian sensationalism grin
And on a forum like dis, many people are ready to quickly expose u and ur fake jesus grin grin
Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 11:54am On Feb 02, 2025
grin Infact FAINTING is a good thing grin
The body need u to reduce ur height, so blood can flow better to the brain.
Its not for death grin
Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 11:44am On Feb 02, 2025
erad:
Smh...

If she was screaming your name, the same exact thing would have happened. It wasn't the name she was calling that brought you back, it was the noise in itself that awakened you from your slumber.

It's best to understand things before giving superstitious explanation to everything.
grin grin U smart.
Christianity Etc › Re: How A Nurse Used The Blood Of Jesus To Save Me From Death - My Testimony (Photo) by Krismas(m): 11:37am On Feb 02, 2025
GistMedia0:
DISCLAIMER: THIS IS MY PERSONAL TESTIMONY. I AM NOT TRYING TO PERSUADE OR COERCE ANYONE INTO ANY RELIGIOUS BELIEF.

A few years ago, after completing my compulsory six-month Industrial Training (IT) and waiting for my final year session to begin, I was working on a practical project for my IT defense, which was to be presented soon.

While using a very sharp knife to cut some materials, it slipped from my hand and landed right between my left thumb and index finger. The cut was so deep that I could literally see my bone. Blood gushed out like a fountain, soaking my room in minutes. cry

Sensing the danger, I quickly poured hydrogen peroxide on the wound, hoping to stop the bleeding, but it didn’t work. The cut was too deep and wide, and I couldn’t even bear to look at it twice. In a panic, I tore a piece of fabric, wrapped it around my hand, and rushed to a nearby drugstore owned by a nurse.

As soon as she saw the depth of my wound, she gasped and asked what had happened. I just told her to proceed with the treatment, assuring her I’d explain later. She cleaned and dressed the wound with some liquid medication, and almost instantly, the bleeding stopped.

When she asked if I wanted stitches, I refused out of fear, insisting the wound would heal on its own.


THE UNEXPECTED TURN

After the final dressing and bandaging of the wound, I felt relieved as the nurse explained my treatment routine and the medications I needed to take. But suddenly, everything went blank. shocked

I felt empty, as if my soul was leaving my body. It was a painful, forceful separation, and I was utterly helpless. My body felt dry, drained of life. In those few moments, I experienced something beyond comprehension—I felt as though I was traveling between the past and future, reliving memories in flashes. My soul was crying, and my biggest thought was how my mother would react upon hearing that her son had died in school. cry

It all happened so quickly. Just as I was about to collapse completely, I heard a loud cry: "THE BLOOD OF JESUS! OH, THE BLOOD OF JESUS!" shocked

Over and over, the nurse repeated these words. In that instant, my soul awakened, and an unexplainable surge of energy rushed through my body.

Apparently, while I was slipping away, the nurse noticed my eyes rolling back and turning white. Realizing I was losing consciousness, she immediately began pleading the blood of Jesus over me. That was how I came back to life!


A MIRACULOUS HEALING

As if that wasn’t enough, another miracle followed—the deep wound that should have taken weeks to heal started closing up within days. Even the nurse was astonished! She attributed it to me having good skin, but deep down, I knew it was God at work.

Despite my injury, I completed my project successfully and defended it excellently. Today, I have long graduated, healthy and strong, to the glory of God. cheesy
grin Kongrats ma dear.
U rite, d shout of the nurse brought u back.
Only, it doesn't matter what she shouted grin
If she had screamed 'BLOOD OF SATAN 666', the result would not have differed grin grin
The magick ,is d scream, not d content. This is why dey normally put TVs in some hospital wards grin
As for ur hand, research has it as the most regenerative part of the human body.
Infact, if u cut off the top of ur thumb, it can regrow completely back to normal. Just like fingernails.
So, thank the nurse, don't worry about Jesus grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 9:17am On Feb 02, 2025
Themandator:
Baptism is done once unless it was not by immersion
grin Jesus baptized, John baptist's disciples again, after they cross-carpeted. John 4:1 grin
Paul rebaptized disciples already baptized by John. Acts 19:3-6
Immersion is not only reason for rebaptism
U don't know anything grin
Go and administer baptism to Ibiyeomen. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 8:03pm On Feb 01, 2025
Themandator:
Luke the baobab tree, seems you have exhausted your knowledge and now hollow on the subject matter and now resort to mundane discus
grin Maybe i should rephrase my question? grin
Without Tithe, Offering, Donations, Sowing etc, how else does Ibiyeomen make his money?
So, how can a beggar tell another beggar that begging does not bring blessing? grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 7:57pm On Feb 01, 2025
Themandator:
Lol

Imparting Jesus for ministry.... John didn't bless Jesus

Baptism is not blessing. It is separation... This is my beloved son


Can you tell us the words of the blessing of John on Jesus Christ?

J
grin Go and baptize Ibiyeomen first, i wan 2check something grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 3:08pm On Feb 01, 2025
Themandator:
The less cannot bless the greater because he doesn't have it



You cannot impart what you don't carry... The blessing is not money, it is not bread.. It is a spirit.....


You must entreat it from the carrier
grin Argue with John baptizer BAPTIZING Jesus. Thereby impacting Jesus for ministry
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 3:04pm On Feb 01, 2025
Themandator:
His concern is that your continuous receiving makes you a life begger.

Go for the blessing by sacrificing your temporary desire to collect and buy one or two... Elisha became Elisha by sacrificing temporary benefits


Another wanted immediate gratification and ended a leper and a wretch
grin How does he earn? Not also as a beggar depending shamelessly on SOWING from church members?
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 9:35pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
6. She is not worth the trouble for me as well. Relationships is never a do or die affair. The thing is, I always gets lots of ladies to pick from at any one given time so, I will likely not miss her.

She loses if she does not show up.
I cut off life long friends who are not invested in me. Life for me is transactional and I set my own rules. You fit in or go somewhere else.
grin 6. Like u say, its not do or die. Thats why its different strokes for different folks. U will always get ur sort

Yet u have an entitlement complex thinking some woman will miss u grin
And u may never know, u may just have turned down an Angel of god, out of haughtiness
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 9:27pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
Ny last four dates were initiated and restaurant booked by my gf. She was angry I was too busy for dates and I have to beg.
grin Ur gf u said? The scenarios are slightly different
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 9:17pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
1. Those are not real lives but movies. Always take with a pinch of salt.

2. I use to be like you before, so nice and kind and I am being taking for granted.

3. By date, I am assuming she is not my gf, we are just checking each other out.

4. She can always say no and I won't be offended. If she comes and we really connect, she may even get a car or a lifetime connection not just a tfare.

5. I want people to make effort to be with me. I don't fall over myself or try to impress for attention. In real lives, ladies like men like me than soft men.

6. Real life is different from those movies. I do the same to guys, not just ladies, you have to show efforts or no relationship.
Not by force, if I don’t send tfare, just stay at home and I call call other willing ladies who will rush to keep me company.
I learnt to be very selfish and transaction with life
grin I had to list ur points grin

1. Start taking movies seriously. e get why.
2. U might be required to take a bullet for a friend and vice versa. So, i pick them very very carefully. Its not about being nice.
3. A total stranger u invited out is ur guest for the occasion
4. She could even have 10cars of her own, it changes nothing. A guest is a guest. To turn down certain hospitality, is an insult.
5. Once again, its hardly about effort. Atleast, shes showed up for the date, wot other effort may u be talking about? So, Its about sense of duty. Ladies who have no consciousness of this, cannot be trusted.
6. If u can say, stay in ur house over TF, I will go out with someone else. Then u not worth d trouble to begin with.
i.e Always hang out with those who place a value on ur worth.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 8:45pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
In a dating, she is not my guest. We are guest to each other and no lady has ever asked for transport fee from me ever.
I am serious, I am seeing this for the first time. Maybe because I only dated one Nigerian girl in my life, the rest have been non-Nigerian ladies.

I date mature career ladies not students or newly graduated who are yet to locate thier bearings.

My next date, I will send my account number so we can send a Tfare to our GUEST.
grin U initiated the date, thats why she is ur GUEST. If she invites u, u are d guest.
As ur guest, its rude for her to ask for TF or anything for dat matter. U should be waiting for her and settle off the Uber she came in.
U should know dis as ur duty. U have to play host wen u invite someone out
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 8:33pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
Omg! My experience and the ladies we moved with are quite different.
I whish you all the best in your dating relationship.
grin I watch movies too.
I have seen princes sending chauffeured limousine to pick up their dates, along with jewelries and attires required for d occasion.
Maybe u think u are doing the ladies a FAVOR by dating them? U actually using up their time.
Its ur duty to entertain them. Whatever dat implies
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 8:20pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
You don't have to follow my dating advice my friend but when ladies try to turn you to an ATM, you will quickly adkjust.
I go on dates a lot, my last date we had a quarrel because I insisted ai must pay for all the bills as an African man, the Caucasian lady was instantly offended by that.
Our ladies have been spoiled by the kind of treatments they receiv from the Nigerian men.
I am not a Red Pill and live women a lot. In every relationship, I like it not to be one sided, let her show effort to prove she is interested in you.
A women who is really into you will not ask for a Tfare and you will be taken advantage off if you continue to be very nice.
Unless a lady give me something I find valuable, I only spend minimally but, expecting me to send a Tfare before a date? I will block and cut that lady off for life. Life is too short to play around.
The same rules for my family members, you have to show efforts before you get a support from me.
grin Nobody is turning anybody to ATM just yet grin
The issue is about facilitating transportation FOR UR GUEST and should special costumes be required, providing same.
Its a WHOLE DIFFERENT MATTER, should the lady object.
Which for me, is a red flag!
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 8:01pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
Invite ke, we are BOTH going on a date and I don't find ladies who depend on men for Tfares attractive, will never go on a date with such a lady.
grin U asked her out. U booked that appointment with her.
U ought to send a car to pick her and then drop her off after the date.
If the restaurant u picked for the meet, is the sort that demand customers wear very expensive dresses and jewelries as conditions for entrance, then, its ur duty to kit her appropriately
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m):
Nnamdipapa:
You are an ignoramus when it comes to dating and I will gladly provide a lecture you my friend, from the abundance of my lived experience.

I have being in countless dates and bever for once did a lady demand a Tfare and panties from me in advace of the date. Wtf.

Invite ke, we are BOTH going on a date and I don't find ladies who depend on men for Tfares attractive, will never go on a date with such a lady.

I doubt if you have any inkling what a date is all about.
grin grin U hilarious grin
I have no inkling to what date is? grin
U know, I admire ur income bracket, and will gladly take financial lessons from u, peradventure, ur testimony about ur earnings is true.
However, i cannever take relationship lessons, from a man, whos been in countless relationships like u grin
Cos, u don't need that much of date, if u know what u actually doing.
I don't take ANY LESSONS from learners
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 6:14pm On Jan 31, 2025
csamii:
The company buy you cloth join abi
grin Down to tie sef, na company dey buy am.
I bow 2dis fake peeps o! grin
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 6:09pm On Jan 31, 2025
tollyboy5:
Change back to your female profile.
Which kin capping be dis?
You no get money you dey follow person comot?
Na only pity fit make me reason you. If you still chop pass your sense you go enter gbese!
grin Female ke?
Just imagine! i no get money i dey follow person comot? grin
For ur mind na, u woke? grin
I no dey follow fake Gs waka.
Tunda fire pity. U can't ask me to accompany somewhere and expect me to pay TF
It will be the last time u'll ever see me.
The conclusion be say, friendship is not by force.
Relationship is not do or die
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 4:29pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
Dey play, even FG will not pay a tf for an interview. Even if I have N500m in the account, I won't pay tf for a date, either I pick you up or if the date go very well, I will give you a tf home.

I won't date people who are broke as well, I am not your poverty alleviation scheme.
grin Ignorance grin
Then, its not about poverty alleviation. its about assuming responsibility of INVITING someone out.
U have to entertain the person, offset their costs, he or she
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 4:24pm On Jan 31, 2025
Nnamdipapa:
Op does not even know what a date is. It's like me attending an interview and expecting the interviewer to send me TF and clothes. Any lady with this mentality go tey for bus stop. You disrespect yourself from the get go when you expect a complete stranger to send you a tf. I will never take such a lady seriously and I am not an Alpha male o.
grin There are companys that pay u transport allowance if u attend their interviews
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 4:14pm On Jan 31, 2025
OlofofoCorner:
Madam... loneliness is killing them.....I know how many of them . I am just bleeping Sara.....some of them want serious relationship......But just dey treat them like dirts ....f**k and drop . And move to the next pussy.....
The way Nigerian women treat Nigerian men in the UK. Is something else .......
That why I like the indians. They don't do that. ...
grin Pls educate me..
I tot those women were the ones bleeping the men and dropping them like rags to move on to d next dick?
How can you imply Nigeria women in UK are bad to d men in one breath,
And reverse yourself, next breath, by implying Nigerian men are sexually exploiting d women?
Who actually is the predator?
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 3:38pm On Jan 31, 2025
csamii:
When someone's opinion is garbage, that's what they get. I meet you online and initiate a conversation with you. I want us to meet and I'm required to send you tf!? Ok, no problem. I send you tf but I'm also required to send you money for your outfit?! Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? And you call yourself a high value woman. And even attack men that don't agree with you, stating nonsense like "men that doesn't how to get a woman uses materialistic things".

She's delusional, dumb and contradictory!
grin Outfit? Yes. If you inviting her to a wedding or some ceremony, u should foot the Aso ebi or appropriate costume for the event.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m):
tollyboy5:
It is not wrong. Na Mumu mentality expecting to be paid for
grin I just dey imagine how thunda go fire any guy,
wey ask me, to follow him to someplace, and later come dey expect me to pay, wen korope conductor ask 4money grin
Na he-goat, dey ask for relationship advice from NL oversabi alpha males and pitiable online in-laws,
with disastrous love-lifes of their own grin grin
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 2:15pm On Jan 31, 2025
tollyboy5:
My good friend will say only an entitled person call people stingy.
Learn to pay for your bills and stop tagging people stingy
grin I actually think its wrong to invite someone out and expect the person to pay. Boy or gul.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Be Romantic by Krismas(m): 2:10pm On Jan 31, 2025
3ice9ce:
You are actually ugly, and I don't mean it as an insult.
Ugly in looks,
Abhorrent in words,
Daft in reasoning,
Lacking in character.
grin dem don come
Bro judgmental grin
The day i saw Tonto Dike face to face was d day i finally believe,
picture no be real life.
Gul wey u neva see for real life, u don conclude say she ugly?
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 9:23pm On Jan 30, 2025
Themandator:
Your cognitive support system is very faulty.


The subject matter before you is not about paying for something for somebody


Jesus paid taxes for himself and his Disciples.. That is not what is before you


Taking from them for sustenance, making it a point of duty to go and get from your senior pastor doesn't help your destiny.



The less is blessed by the greater... Heb 7 v 7


If you are going anywhere in life ensure you don't depend on your senior pastors for life support.
grin I just showed u, church members blessing two apostles. So, what rubbish does, less is blessed by greater mean?
Who told u the less cannot bless the greater? something like John Baptist baptizing Jesus?
As for Paul, he sponsored the barbing and ceremonial materials for 3church members. Ibiyeomen is saying the church members, should rather have paid for Paul, instead of the other way around. So Ibiyeomen lied, senior pastors can give money to members.
Its part of blessing such members
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Ibiyeomie: Taking Money From Senior Pastors Blocks Your Blessings by Krismas(m): 9:04pm On Jan 30, 2025
Themandator:
What exactly is your point. Somebody is admonishing you that this is wrong and you are asking why then should the senior pastor give?


He says don't take from them. Let your eye not be in your senior parties pocket. If it has been there, remove it
grin If senior pastor give, what is Ibiyeomie's concern? Does he know more than all senior pastors giving?
I reject his admonition as fake and self-serving

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