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nairalanda1:So you don't know they can kill someone through vodoo by preparing a vodoo doll and invoking a person's spirit inside it, as they stab the heart of that vodoo, the person dies instantly and they tag it heart attack or lack of exercise Besides who told you that a whole deputy governor does not go for check up or eat healthy |
nairalanda1:Did he say he was sick. This world is spiritual. You may not understand what happened. I have been through it and I know what I am talking about |
Dey don use am because he did not agree to join that evil party. Wicked satanic evil party |
Thunder fire you people. God will punish you all. People's sweat that you fraudulently took from people, you will one day vomit them in Hell |
Gotocourt:Oh my God, I didn't see it this way. You must be a Prophet. Was that why God was telling me that even if all the 36 state Governors defect to Apc, it won't stop Tinubu from disgraced out of Aso Rock in 2027. Let me add to your prophecy, ADC will work or liase with pdp to make sure that Tinubu will not go beyond 2027 |
Wike Ntoor, your downfall will be loud and shameful. I never knew you would go down this quick |
It is like he is gradually coming back to his senses. Tinubu's government is a total failure. He will be booted out of office in 2027 |
AntiChristian:But I have seen many Muslims gambling over and over again. They always come to play virtual |
MaxInDHouse:Really!!!! I have never thought of it this way. So there is a deity in charge of gambling |
Nackzy:Yes. That is very true. Gambling is the shortest and quickest route to poverty and misery. It takes you 5000 years backwards. I have been there. I can relate to what you are saying |
The Bible does not specifically condemn games of chance, gambling, betting, or the lottery. The Bible does warn us, however, against the love of money (1 Timothy 6:10; Hebrews 13:5). Wisdom avoids short cuts to prosperity: “Wealth from get-rich-quick schemes quickly disappears; wealth from hard work grows over time” (Proverbs 13:11, NLT). We are to work hard and earn a living (2 Thessalonians 3:10; Proverbs 14:23). Most gambling is motivated by a love of money. People place bets with the hope of quick and easy riches. Materialism is at the root of gambling. The Bible mentions events of “luck” or “chance” in contexts other than gambling or betting. For example, casting lots was God’s prescribed method of choosing between the sacrificial goat and the scapegoat (Leviticus 16: . Joshua cast lots to determine the allotment of land to the various tribes, and the results were accepted as God’s will (Joshua 18:10). Nehemiah cast lots to determine who would live inside the walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 11:1). The apostles cast lots to determine the replacement for Judas (Acts 1:26). Each of these occasions proved the truth of Proverbs 16:33, which says, “The lot is cast in the lap, but its every decision is from the Lord.” None of these instances of casting lots have to do with betting or the transfer of goods. The apostles’ casting lots in Acts 1 is no justification for playing craps in Vegas.One infamous scene of gambling occurred at the foot of Jesus’ cross. Scripture makes note of the Roman soldiers’ callous game of chance: “After they had nailed him to the cross, the soldiers gambled for his clothes by throwing dice” (Matthew 27:35, NLT). This was materialism at its most brazen—they occupied themselves with a little piece of this world as they turned their backs on the one who offered them heaven. Gambling, by nature, takes advantage of the misfortune of others. In order for one person to win, someone else—usually multiple others—must lose. For a Christian to risk money in the off chance that he will gain even more is foolish. But to actively seek financial benefit from someone else’s loss is beyond foolish; it is unethical. Casinos use all sorts of marketing schemes to entice gamblers to risk as much money as possible. They often offer inexpensive or even free alcohol, which encourages drunkenness—and a decreased ability to make good decisions. Everything in a casino is designed to appeal to materialistic desires. Even in those games that require a certain amount of skill and do not rely solely on luck, the gambler is seeking to benefit from the misfortune of others and playing into a rigged system. The aim of a casino is to take money in large sums and give little in return. Sports betting is becoming more popular—and more accessible—by the day. Some argue in its defense, saying that sports betting is harmless entertainment. Some say that betting on a team, especially if it’s a fantasy team, requires some research and skill to be successful. Critics point out that gambling of any kind can lead to addiction. According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, about 5 million Americans can be classified as compulsive gamblers (www.addictionhelp.com/gambling/statistics, accessed 5/20/25). And critics point out that sports betting can easily harm the integrity of the sport in question, when players are bribed to shave points or throw a game. So, there are several ethical and moral concerns with sports betting. State and national lotteries are another form of gambling. Lotteries tempt people with the possibility of quick riches and are marketed as a way to fund education and/or social programs. However, it seems that those the lottery is supposed to help are actually being hurt. A recent study showed that U.S. households in the lowest income bracket spend 13 percent of their annual household income on lottery tickets; in contrast, the highest earners spend just 1 percent of their income on the lottery (Bankrate survey, October 2019). So, those who can least afford to spend money on lottery tickets are often the ones buying them. With the chances of winning the lottery being infinitesimal, the whole system preys upon the poor. First Timothy 6:10 provides wisdom that directly relates to gambling: “For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs.” Greed is equated with idolatry in Colossians 3:5. Those who gamble cannot follow the admonition of Hebrews 13:5: “Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have.” Serving God and serving money are incompatible (Matthew 6:24). Does the Bible forbid a friendly wager between two players going head-to-head on a tennis court? What about paying a dime into the kitty for a bingo card? Entering a raffle? Filling out a March Madness bracket in the office pool? The answer is, no, the Bible does not explicitly forbid these things. When it comes to betting of any kind, followers of Jesus should use discernment in examining their motives, their testimony, and their responsibility to steward their resources wisely.
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Sowore, flesh and blood have not revealed this prophecy to you. It is already stamped in Heaven. Tinubu and Apc regime ends in 2027 👇👇👇 |
This is the legacy of Tinubu. Tinubu is a One Time President. God has rejected him. He will be booted out of office in 2027 so that God's chosen leader will take this country to its promise Land 👇👇👇 |
Yorubas will unite with you people to quell these terrorists but remove Igbos from the picture. We are not joining you sir. Check my profile 👇👇👇 |
So this is the end of Wike. I said it that the downfall of Wike will be loud. He is losing relevance. Let him shamefully officially join Apc Check my profile please 👇👇👇 |
Tinubu is already a One Time President. His government ends in 2027. Meanwhile check my prOfile 👇👇👇👇 |
oladi2:Where is the location |
oladi2:Where is the location |
Where is the location |
Flangelo12:Can you remember in 2014 when Tinubu held Jonathan responsible for the security challenges during his tenure even telling him to resign. He should do the needful |
VOsimhen144:My brother the thing tire me too. Very selfish and greedy man to the extent that he wants no opposition at all in 2027. He just wanted power all to himself. Day don break for him |
slivertongue:Hahaha. What you didn't know is that you just Prophesied. This administration will last for four years |
Flangelo12:I love what you said. They should be routed at once. That is the job of Tinubu. That was why he was elected as president for God's sake. That is why he is the commander in chief. But it is obvious he is incompetent. Let him resign and give room for someone fit and capable to flush out these terrorists from our soil and protect the lives of its citizens |
VOsimhen144:Gbam. Not only weakest but clueless. The only thing he knows is how to play dirty politics and bribing almost everyone to Apc |
iwaeda:I said it. It is no more business as usual. Na now day break for Apc and Tinubu. But it is already late |
7lives:Bandits Kidnap Many In Kurmaci, Danko-Wasagu, Kebbi - Nairaland. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
7lives:Well said |
doncartel:Yes, what you said exactly is true. What surprised me is that you called them Tinubu's supporters. Are they Tinubu's supporters for free? They are being paid 30k Monthly to defend Tinubu here |
Bandits Kidnap Many In Kurmaci, Danko-Wasagu, Kebbi - Nairaland. You see the confirmation of my prophecy that this insecurity will n0t end no matter Tinubu tries to stop it until 2027 when he will be finally bo0ted out |
Tinubu is already a One Time President. It is now clear that he does not even know what to do with the power vested on him. All welcome our incoming president 2027 His Excellency Peter Obi. All hail our prophet. Mazi Nnamdi kanu |
. Joshua cast lots to determine the allotment of land to the various tribes, and the results were accepted as God’s will (Joshua 18:10). Nehemiah cast lots to determine who would live inside the walls of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 11:1). The apostles cast lots to determine the replacement for Judas (Acts 1:26). Each of these occasions proved the truth of Proverbs 16:33, which says, “The lot is cast in the lap, but its every decision is from the Lord.” None of these instances of casting lots have to do with betting or the transfer of goods. The apostles’ casting lots in Acts 1 is no justification for playing craps in Vegas.