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Christianity Etc › Re: Another Gospel Singer Uncovered As An Illuminati Member by macof(m): 1:53pm On Feb 23, 2015
Emperor4God:
It's becoming obvious that you are a freemason too.

Did your bible not tell you that you cannot serve two masters?
You either serve God or the devil, you can't serve both.


Matthew 6:24
No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other;
or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other.


Do you think that God will manifest in a concert where satan is glorified?
Our Dear Freemason friend Jeromejnr, better repent before Jesus returns.

The bible is clear that we are to expose the works of darkness, be it Freemasonry or whatever.


[size=14pt]Ephesians 5:11 (KJV)
And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness,
but rather reprove them.
[/size]


This we do and you are not happy.

BETTER REPENT Jeromejnr WHILE THERE IS TIME.
And how does the illuminati concern ur devil?
Forum Games › Re: Let's See How Intelligent You Are by macof(m): 1:52pm On Feb 23, 2015
striktlymi:
Yes I have and its not Tuesday.

Yes it is!

Now if you insist on Tuesday, the statement would read:

If only Yesterday (Monday) was tomorrow (Wednesday), today would have been Sunday Thursday.

In order words, if Wednesday takes the place of Monday I.e yesterday is Wednesday, it only follows that today can only be Thursday.

That's why the answer is not Tuesday.

I have said too much already.
If only yesterday (Saturday) was tomorrow (Monday) today would been a Sunday
Culture › Re: The Uselessness Of White Wedding In African Societies!!! by macof(m): 1:31pm On Feb 23, 2015
Ishilove:
Who said it is a sin to sleep with your wife when her bride price has been paid and other necessary rites performed??

Smh. Colonial mentality

A pastor, Pastor Chris Ojigbani said white wedding is not biblical, and I agree with him totally. The weddings done in times past were done in jewish traditional customs, so who can now tell me traditional/customary weddings is not necessary? What rubbish. I have made up my mind a long time ago that I am not doing a 'white wedding'.
cheesy
Culture › Re: What Is The Origin Of The "Yellow Skin" In Most Igbos? by macof(m): 1:21pm On Feb 23, 2015
Btw traditional Yoruba considers honey to cause a glowing or bleaching effect when consumed or applied to the skin
Culture › Re: What Is The Origin Of The "Yellow Skin" In Most Igbos? by macof(m): 1:15pm On Feb 23, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Igbo may have some quite good food on their menu, however the food one eats has no direct effect on one's skin colour whatsoever. Skin colour is phenotypical and entirely a manifestation of the individual's gene make up.

Dark skin is dominant with light-skin recessive. Her skin colour is a light-skin recessive gene manifestation from her parents who are both carriers of the recessive gene for light-skinned genes.

From observation, it can be concluded that Igbos on average have the highest occurrence of the causative recessive light-skinned gene compared to other Nigerian tribes.
Maybe type of food has no effect on the skin colour of children produced from your genes but it does have effect on the eater's skin colour...at least so I thought

Because of my doubt, I had to check around the Web for types of food that affect the skin..I found
1. Carrots
2. Tomates

http://zidbits.com/2011/08/can-your-skin-change-color-by-eating-certain-foods-or-chemicals/
www.theguardian.com/education/2011/feb/08/attractiveness-healthy-food
www.womentribe.com/hair-beauty/want-glowing-skin-eat-tomatoes.html
Politics › Re: Jonathan Visits Ogbomoso, Receives Grand Welcome (Colourful Photos) by macof(m): 12:45pm On Feb 23, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
What could be inside the calabash? Tomtom abi Kolanut that cannot be put in white dishes which represent honour to visitor? Or Oka and Oguro that could have dignify him which he would receive while sitting? Abi what is special in the calabash that the Royal host want to show off? This is message. . .only those with inner ear could hear it.

Look at the pic closely. The chiefs are not the one presenting the calabash. It is given in proxy. This is an insult to the visitor. It would have been a better a case if royal servant were sent. GEJ was not given any honour with this visit.

The Soun palace recognised his office as a president but treated him as a commoner. Balogun from a village would be valued and given better treatment than GEJ had.

If there is something in the calabash, it will be presented by chief or palace servants while opened for the receiver to pick or take whatever is inside. In this case, the Calabash was given to some GEJ boys to deliever to his boss. 'Won ran nise omugo o si je ise oun'. This is a typical case of ma jo lo mo n wo eyin re like the poster above put it.

GEJ is told to his face that he is rejected. You dont need to say everything by words. . . . .the Aroko simply is REJECTION
So I take it you haven't been given a gift inside a calabash?
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 10:43pm On Feb 22, 2015
bigfrancis21:
This is not a religious matter nor christian vs ATR matter. This is an african issue on a wider scale, setting aside religious differences. There is an on-going war to discredit africans of their history. For hundred of years, africans have been made to believe they have no place in the civilization of man, neither have they any notable inventions or achievement and Egypt being a thoroughly african civilization is trying to be discredited of Africans and attributed to some other 'superior' race despite overwhelming evidence that points to an african origin. Accepting that Egyptians were an ancient black people would mean blacks originally invented mathematics, science, medicine, philosophy which they taught the ancient greeks and romans - a fact that they would rather not admit to.
take my advice, there are beautiful civilizations in sub-Saharan Africa that beat Europe in probable exception of Rome. This hype on Egypt is too much and causing unnecessarily insults, lies and curses. There's Kush and Nubia which controlled Egypt for some time and gave the Egyptians much of their knowledge
There's Ife, Oyo and Benin of southern Nigeria which have some links with Nubians. There's Mali, Ghanian and Songhai empires, there's Kanem-Borno there's also the Numidian kingdom with vast black population in their Army

We need to go deep into African history, many of those tombs and groves need to be excavated, oral history should be taken seriously.
We lack historians.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 10:28pm On Feb 22, 2015
@AmunRaOlodumare
I will ignore ur insults maybe you are in a bad mood today

The vast majority of Predynastic archaeological finds have been in Upper Egypt, because the silt of the Nile River was more heavily deposited at the Delta region, completely burying most Delta sites long before modern times :Wikipedia on "Prehistory of Egypt".
With this, more is known about upper Egypt than lower Egypt, as such nobody can say with assurance how the lower Egyptians got their culture either through trading with the levant or having common roots

Consider The utter difference between pre-dynastic lower Egypt and black Africa
1. The Merimde culture had no cemeteries, but buried their dead in their settlements while the black Africans take burial seriously and erect tombs for the high and rich and separate lands for burying the dead
2. Their Pottery had no designs
3. The Maadi culture did develop cemeteries but had no ceremonial funerals, very unlikely of a black African people
4. In lower Egypt servants weren't buried with kings, upper Egypt and most of black Africa...especially in West Africa did this
Relationships between lower and upper Egypt before 4000BC isn't known

Evidence of the earliest settlements in
Egypt where agriculture was practiced is in
the north (Fayum A and Merimda), where
the domesticates are thought to have been
introduced from SW Asia (Trigger 1983:
17)

It's left for people to wait for further information or throw opinions around, but you are NO AUTHORITY on ancient Egypt
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 8:48pm On Feb 22, 2015
AmunRaOlodumare:
That's true, but anyway I don't see why those poor Christianized and brainwashed Africans would want to claim Ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt was a great PAGAN nation like Ancient Greece for example (also known as the Cradle of Western Civilization). They developed the science and knowledge Christianity tried to put down during the dark ages. Even in the Bible Ancient Egypt is treated like the enemy. The bad people who enslaved innocent, we are made to believe maybe actually prisoners of war, Hebrew people.

As I said above, Ancient Egyptians themselves depicted the people from the Levant called Aamu/Hyksos as pale/white Semitic people.
Just wat I was thinking about too. Why is the Egyptian evil and demonic civilization now so important to Christians?
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 8:45pm On Feb 22, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Why was Jesus, his mother and father asked to run and hide in farway Egypt in Africa, the land of Ham (Ham means brown or sunburnt in Hebrew even till today), to take refuge from the persecuting Pharoah?
Persecuting Pharaohhuh Or u mean Herod
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 8:40pm On Feb 22, 2015
@bigfrancis you say upper Egyptians claimed to have migrated from the land of Punt. Pls wats ur source?
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 8:24pm On Feb 22, 2015
gatiano:
To understand this fully. what caused tribalism in Africa? why do one tribe despises the other?
Which tribe despises anotherhuh
Tribalism isn't about hatred for another tribe, it's about commitment to your tribe and ethnicity
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 8:17pm On Feb 22, 2015
Afroconnect:
Ok,this is the link ignoramus,the name is Horus-Yeshua is the real native name Jesus before the translation.

This is the link that talks about the Egyptian Horus,the similiarities and such...the reasons people think it is a copied story from the Egyptians by the Europeans.
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread290806/pg1
sadly for you I know more about the Horus story than you can imagine.
And the link you provided said nothing about Horus being called yeshua.
Pls review your sources
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 7:36pm On Feb 22, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Jesus was a black man (so was his mother) and since he started Christianity (maybe St. Paul), and I am a follower of Christianity it simply follows that I am only following a 'black' religion in that case started by a fellow black like me.

I guess the white popes and european churches already know better. wink

[img]http://meagainstiniquity.files./2013/04/francismeetsbenedictblackmadonna.jpg[/img]
https://www.ncregister.com/images/editorial/1006_B4_255.jpg
[img]http://2.bp..com/-8Wq5otDaT-U/VBMdyu-zhNI/AAAAAAAABs0/F8ddkYjEoFY/s1600/Black%2Bmadonna%2Band%2Bwhite%2Bworship.png[/img]
https://d39ya49a1fwv14.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/black-madonna.jpg
gringrin grin delusions to make urself fell better about serving a Hebrew...but wait! Whatever happened to Amadioha and Ikenga? Why don't u stress urself over Igbo Gods like this?

Here's one for you...you do realize the Romans were expects at collecting bits from those they conquered and refining it to suit their needs
The Goddess Isis carrying the baby Horus, very similar to your black Mary and Jesus
My guess, not only did Horus and Isis inspire the Jesus tale but also his sculptures with Mary, surely then having a few black stones depicting Jesus and Mary isn't out of place

Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 7:26pm On Feb 22, 2015
Horus:
Ancient Egyptians were not mixed. The original Black Egyptians called their land Tama-re .Most of the so-called europeans archaeologists you see on documentaries don’t really learn cuneiform, they use previous warped writings as guidance thus continuing the deception. So when you see the Caucasian historians and archaeologists parading around as if they had anything to do with the original Egyptian civilisations know it is ONE BIG LIE. In Ancient Egypt (Tama-re), there were immigration laws that forbid Caucasians from entering Upper and Lower Egypt regions. The White skinned nomadic who tried to invade were called Tamahu (‘Living Filth’). Race Mixing was against the rules of the Neteru (Egyptian gods). Mixed race people and caucasians were regarded with contempt. The mixed-race people that you are reffering to are invaders claiming to be original Egyptians. They did this by what is called Tying Into The Vine. They realized that we black had progressive genes, and they had regressive genes.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0xOWebVYvw

[size=15pt]White man tells truth about BLACK egypt[/size]
Actually I didn't get my theory from any European archeologists but several sources, from which I deduced the upper and lower Egyptians were differently cultured
Personally I don't always trust European sources about Africa


Pls what's the bible passage about Simon being Jesus's brother?
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 7:04pm On Feb 22, 2015
@bigfrancis if my African religiosity is blinding my reasoning, isn't that better than an African like you being blinded by christianity and his love and addiction to Hebrew shiit
My reasoning is a million times above yours, cus I already have pride in my African Gods and don't need to turn a middle eastern people into blacks, or turn my people into Hebrews to feel better about myself
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 6:55pm On Feb 22, 2015
AmunRaOlodumare:
There's evidence of bi-directional trading with the Levant in the northern part of pre-dynastic egypt. Btw it has nothing to do with Berbers which are to be found in Northwestern Africa (and came in contact with Ancient Egypt much later on in dynastic time). But even modern mainstream archaeologists, as far as I know, consider it 2 different cultures (for example they each made their own kind of pottery which could be traded in relatively small quantities iirc, I'm not sure if it was small or larger quantity).

Although in dynastic time, many nomadic West Asians and prisoners of war came to occupy the Delta and eventually took power during the second intermediate period (with the Hyksos/Aamu). But as you alluded to, even according to mainstream Egyptology, the foundation of Ancient Egypt was based on the southern culture (Green Sahara, Nabta Playa, Tasian, Badarian, Naqada culture). This can also be read in numerous publications like this recent one (posted above): http://www.academia.edu/6346508/_co-authored_Cultural_convergence_in_the_Neolithic_of_the_Nile_Valley_a_prehistoric_perspective_on_Egypt_s_place_in_Africa._Antiquity_2014_


There's no archaeological or anthropological continuity between Palestine and the Delta in pre-dynastic egypt. Consider this excerpt from Kemp's book as a summary of the scientific data related to anthropological continuity:

" Moving to the opposite geographical extremity, the very small sample populations available from northern Egypt from before the 1st Dynasty (Merimda, Maadi and Wadi Digla) turn out to be significantly different from sample populations from early Palestine and Byblos, suggesting a lack of common ancestors over a long time. If there was a south-north cline of variation along the Nile valley it did not, from this limited evidence, continue smoothly on into southern Palestine.73 The limb-length proportions of males from the Egyptian sites group them with Africans rather than with Europeans. " - Ancient Egypt: Anatomy of a Civilization (Kemp, 2005, p.54)
I mentioned berbers and canaanites, suggesting that the inhabitants of the delta were similar to them and spoke an afro-asiatic language.
Nt that they were actually berbers or Palestinians...they must have grown distinct over time but retained certain cultural traits that show us the links we have found out

I am certain the language of dynastic Egypt, classified as Afro-asiatic mainly spread from the Nile delta. Cus the southern part was of a Nilotic stock obviously with an initial Nilo-Saharan language
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 6:31pm On Feb 22, 2015
Horus:
Your post is a proof that you are not reading your bible and also a proof that you just reply to a post without reading them.
when u give your Bible reverence I'll open the Bible I have and learn.
So show us the Bible passages that tell of the Simon who is a blood brother of Jesus
Politics › Re: Jonathan Tackles OBJ:‘ Your Utterances Ridiculing Nigeria, Scaring Investors’ by macof(m): 6:30pm On Feb 22, 2015
berem:
Gbam! The guy is a failure. The earlier he accepts that,the better for him.
Yet he has succeeded more than all past leaders
Christianity Etc › Re: Some Things That Don't Add Up In The Bible by macof(m): 6:29pm On Feb 22, 2015
The Adam and eve story is a myth, btw other cultures have their myth of first human on earth
Op try learning that of your ethnicity
Politics › Re: Jonathan Tackles OBJ:‘ Your Utterances Ridiculing Nigeria, Scaring Investors’ by macof(m): 6:27pm On Feb 22, 2015
SkyBlue1:
Jonathan, your inability to tackle corruption, insecurity and unstable power is not only scaring away investors, but is stifling and killing off economic growth within the country. Stop blaming everyone else and reconcile to the fact that you have failed Nigeria.
Which one did the tap mouth obasanjo tackle?
Politics › Re: Jonathan Tackles OBJ:‘ Your Utterances Ridiculing Nigeria, Scaring Investors’ by macof(m): 6:26pm On Feb 22, 2015
berem:
Trying to blame Obasanjo for your failures to attract investors. Who has ever ridiculed Nigeria more than Jonathan himself with his shameless utterances?

When will Jonathan ever use his brain whenever he talks?

What a disgrace of a president.
Under GEJ Nigeria has recorded the highest foreign investment rates.
So it's you who has shameless utterances
Politics › Re: Jonathan Visits Ogbomoso, Receives Grand Welcome (Colourful Photos) by macof(m): 6:25pm On Feb 22, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
Lol

The Oduduwa descent send message and communicate with codifed symbols which the wise one only understand.

For the sake of people who are not Yoruba or understand this symbolic msg called Aroko, I will try to explain a msg been sent to GEJ by Soun.

In the picture is a calabash been given to GEJ. This has a symbolic message in Yoruba tradition which his REJECTION.

Once a Leader is presented with an open Calabash (as that one in the pic is slightly opened), the message proclaim is, "the gods reject you, the people reject you, the earth rejects you."

Leaders who failed their people are the ones that receive this kind of Aroko. They are either sent on exile or forced to commit suicide. Lets come to think of it, GEJ said in many occasions that he will go on exile. This coded msg his ringing bell into his ears.

A llok at the pic also shows how clueless and ignorant the president is. He is laughing with his teeth opened when the King is codedly telling him he is rejected by the gods and people. Every words should not be said by mouth. . . .not all clothes should be spread outside. There are lot of ways to tell an elder he is mad; indirectly and codedly.

GEJ you are rejected by the people and the gods of Ogbomosho.

Pls go on exile. . . Like you promised.

Our vote is for Buhari. Meanwhile thanks for the farewell visit.


GMB2015
While you are right about the meaning of sending/giving an empty calabash.
You don't know if the calabash given to President GEJ is empty or not...if not empty then your post isn't relevant to GEJ's re-election
Christianity Etc › Re: Question For Gatiano? by macof(m): 6:03pm On Feb 22, 2015
grin grin nairaland and so many mad people deserving to be in Yaba
I didn't know gatiano was one of them
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 5:50pm On Feb 22, 2015
Afroconnect:
You don't know...I guess only ignorant,zombies like u too have not heard.
smh. I wonder where this idiota got Yeshua the Egyptian fromhuh
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 5:18pm On Feb 22, 2015
Horus:
We are not talking about the same person. You are talking about Peter, one of the twelve apostles and I am talking about Simeon who was
the brother of Jesus
Lmao grin Simeon and Simon are the same, jst different spellings.
The Bible never told us if Jesus had a brother named Simon
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 5:05pm On Feb 22, 2015
AmunRaOlodumare:
Any reliable sources for that crap or do you just make things up?

Ancient Egyptians were always indigenous African people not Eurasian/Mediterraneans which came much later in large proportion (Aamu/Hyksos during the second intermediate period), before that time the proportion of Eurasians was small in Ancient Egypt (traders, nomadic migrants in neighboring deserts, etc).

https://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y421/amunratheultimate2/Misc/CulturalconvergenceintheNeolithicoftheNileValley2014_zps3326c9d8.jpg

What most affected populations movements within Africa in this NorthEastern African region is climate change:

https://i1079.photobucket.com/albums/w513/Amunratheultimate/Misc/Climate-controlledoccupationintheEasternSaharaduringthemain.jpg
- From: Climate-Controlled Holocene Occupation in the Sahara: Motor of Africa’s Evolution

There was never any proof of people/immigrants coming from outside Africa like Europeans or West Asians to create Ancient Egypt (in predynastic times). Ancient Egyptians even according to mainstream science were indigenous African people.

You can trace the archaeological continuity between the Green Sahara period, Nabta Playa, Tasian culture, Badarian, Naqada and the foundation of Ancient Egypt (pre/1st Dynasty). Archaeological continuity=science.
what I've realized from my studies is that Egypt was mixed, jst as there was Upper and Lower Egypt

You would agree that the Sahara dried up in about 5,600BC, which likely drove Nilotics up into the Nile Valley.
And just like other parts North Africa where we had Afro-Asiatic people like berbers settled before the emergence of the Egyptian dynasties as early as 10,000BC
Definitely a people of a similar culture and origin to berbers must have been present in the Nile delta...even if just for commercial purposes until being conquered by the blacks of the Valley at 3100BC
The Merimde culture of pre-dynastic northern Egypt has been found to share many things with the canaanites of the middle east, while Naqada culture of southern Egypt possesses a cultural link with the Nubians than those in the Nile-delta
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 1:31pm On Feb 22, 2015
Proudlygemini:
. What is the difference between black and brown? More Melanin that's all. There is absolutely nothing like a brown Mediterranean, either you're black, brown, yellow or white. Hitler killed the Jews because they had melanin in them, they weren't fully white(Aryan) the Jews you see now are Ashkenazi Jews.
you have already answered ur question.
My point is the middle east is inhabited by brown people and they are Mediterraneans...but different from the Aryan whites, so they're labelled brown Mediterranean by some
Culture › Re: 18+ Unclad Photos Of African Women Slaves From The Past. by macof(m): 1:04pm On Feb 22, 2015
hardbody:
I had seen some of these pics at the slave museum in Calabar. However the real life experience at Elmina Castle in Ghana still haunts me till today. Those slaves suffered. That is all i can say. To think that my forbears strongly supported this act only in exchange for gin, gun powder and mirrors is another thing to think about. May God forgive them because I won't.
Slavery in Africa was much more different than in other parts of the world. African slave traders most likely didn't know of the harsh inhumane treatment
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus Was A Black Man by macof(m): 12:48pm On Feb 22, 2015
Dragonking:
bros dont misconstrue the idea..what am sayin is that blacks were the true inhabitants of egypt and isreal..try to watch the youtube link i posted.
Actually blacks weren't the true inhabitants of Egypt, they were migrants from the Sudan region who conquered the Mediterraneans and formed the ruling class of the dynastic periods

As for Israel, that's a joke. Jeremiah puts a clear reference to the different skin tone in Jeremiah 13:23 "CAN THE CUSHITE CHANGE HIS SKIN, OR CAN THE LEOPARD CHANGE IT'S SPOTS?"
Family › Re: What Are The Names You Cannot Give To Your Child? by macof(m): 2:43am On Feb 22, 2015
I won't give them names I don't know the origin and meaning
Politics › Re: President GEJ Visit To Alaafin's Palace In Oyo Today by macof(m): 2:41am On Feb 22, 2015
jibrilaminu003:
One clear point is that, while Buhari is at the next level campaigning and been interviewed internationally, our clueless one is still battling in level one campaigning at sub regional level. See difference!!!
#General march out Gej 4 Buhari#
Ode olodo. It's the people in Uk that will vote abi?
When PDP wins, Buhari the illiterate will cry and scream "zis is zo unfia"

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