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Benbisco: Kobojunkie: Kobojunkie:You always believe a one sided story abi? Now, if you don't give yourself some respect, and persist in your yapping stance. I wouldn't hesitate show you what yapping really is. You have now being given a fair warning, so please my dear sir brother, respect yourself and get yourself spring cleaned |
aadoiza:Closet racists are bugs, they make my skin crawl. What a shame that Mr d, the poor student/teacher of history, blind guide leading the blind, sect leader in the making, cult leader wannabe, Abubakar Shekau Boko Haram sort loading up has successfully has managed to pull the wool over your eyes. He can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but he isn't going to fool all the people all the time, lmao. Already all his fabricated lies painting up from reddish brown complexion, a blackened face Jesus et cetera are falling apart at the seams, just as like a cheap shirt bought at a backstreet flea market does, lmao |
veeshock:Why don't you say something everyone doesnt already know but refuse or are unable to do. |
Kobojunkie:May God punish yapping Kobojunkie:You're an accuser of the brethren. Don't hide behind your misinterpreted "false witness are guilty of sin" nonsense ![]() |
Rozz:"But when the Father sends the Advocate as my representative —that is, the Holy Spirit—He will teach you everything and will remind you of everything I have told you." - John 14:26 "When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own but will tell you what he has heard. He will tell you about the future." - John 16:13 God, is not a God of confusion and the scripture doesn't have inconsistencies and contradictions. You are right, one requires the Spirit of Truth who guides believers in all truths |
Benbisco: Kobojunkie:Stop putting people on the spot and quit the emotional/psychological blackmail please ![]() |
Rozz: Kobojunkie: NuclearReactor: Kobojunkie: Rozz: MuttleyLaff: |
veeshock:Every family needs a black sheep, as there isn't really anything wrong in being a black sheep, if not its their individuality, of which, they usually get misunderstood for. Now, as for the white sheep church folks, smh, they aren't as white, as they like to make themselves appear to be and are one of the out there, greatest hypocrites |
StubbornGENIUS:So if you've being through my previous, how really does, its OK mean? |
Maximus69:You need to read more carefully because I was referring to you always showing excessive pride in yourself and JW plus having to always be boasting about your so called "achievements," even pasting subtle proselytising needless pictures upandan the forum |
StubbornGENIUS: MuttleyLaff: donnie: MuttleyLaff: |
TAYO124:Seminary is were the dead are. I don't frequent the cemetery and I don't do argue either. Thank you very much. |
Maximus69:"We are all like one who is unclean, all our so-called righteous acts are like a menstrual rag in your sight. We all wither like a leaf; our sins carry us away like the wind." - Isaiah 64:6 "As it is written: “There is no one righteous, not even one;" - Romans 3:10 No need to be smug about any so called "works" and/or "achievements" Maximus69:I crossed out the "Gods" and changed it to gods |
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MuttleyLaff: MuttleyLaff: MuttleyLaff: MuttleyLaff: MuttleyLaff: ... Of course, I have previously told about how it was the tribe of Ephraim, who led the 10 northern tribes (i.e. the house of Israel) in a serious attack on and taking up arms against the house of Judah (i.e. the Southern Kingdom comprising of the tribe of Judah and Benjamin) Anyway, here's the shocker for you ignorant and puffed-up donnie, Ephraim, for its many sins, idolatory, rebellion, aggression, dissent etcetera, had God's judgment visited upon it. The whole ten tribes, Israel/Ephraim was captured by the Assyrians. The conquering Assyrians, displaced and dispersed Israel/Ephraim separated and flung them all over the place. The Assyrians scattered the whole ten tribes of Israel/Ephraim all over the, at least 120 nations that comprised the Assyrian Empire and essentially forced them to conform, transform, change, convert and take on the customs, attitudes, lifestyle etcetera of the Gentile Assyrians, lol. StubbornGENIUS:Are you pretending to tell me something as if I haven't already advanced that fact ni, hmm? |
Ifycharlie: veeshock:You're absolutely correct that I missed reading the part of him talking about his dad. My unreserved apologies. veeshock:[img]https://s5/images/ezgif-2-bb81ab7ea10d.gif[/img] You don't know mor-moh. Church folks, are phonies, of the highest order |
StubbornGENIUS:"This is the record of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham:" - Matthew 1:1 Look at the genealogy of Jesus Christ, to find more out about all this, in Matthew 1:1–17 and/or Luke 3:23-38. |
StubbornGENIUS:If Abraham is a Hebrew. If Abraham is called Hebrew, then by association of being a Son of Man, Jesus too, is Hebrew. Jesus, of course, unequivocally isn't Egyptian. StubbornGENIUS:"So he began shouting, “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!”" - Luke 18:38 Of course, capital yes. Jesus the son of David, is an Israelite |
[img]https://s7/images/RedBrownJesus.jpg[/img] The Bible never said Jesus was white, neither did it say, He is black However being Semitic, He was a reddish-brown-skinned Mediterranean person... |
Kobojunkie:His mom passed when he was young, so he has only a non-mentioned parent, his dad, still alive, I am guessing. Obviously looks or feels like they both are not in good terms with each other |
[img]https://s7/images/kkk.jpg[/img] Prophetess of Kongo: Kimpa Vita (aka Donna Beatriz) Early Life Kimpa Vita was born of aristocratic family near Mount Kibangu in the Kingdom of Kongo soon after the death of King António I (1661–65). It is believed that she was connected to King António I who died at the battle of Mbwila (Ulanga) a battle orientated around the removal of the Portuguese from his region. Following António I death, was a time of internal strife, political unrest and civil war. As was the centuries old tradition with Kongolese nobles, she was baptised into the Roman Catholic church at birth and took Donna Beatriz as her baptismal name. She was shaped by two things, which are: African Spirituality & Christianity and the Decline of the Kingdom of Kongo African Spirituality & Christianity As a child Kimpa Vita had "gifts", she constantly saw visions and dreamt of playing with angels. Due to her innate spirituality, Kimpa Vita was trained as a Nganga marinda (i.e. (Shaman), a individual who consults the supernatural world to solve problems within the community. As could be expected, the European missionaries did not like the existence of the Nganga marinda nor did they like the fact that the Kongolese widely accepted them as legitimate, despite two centuries of Catholicism (i.e. that's two hundred years of practising Catholicism). Decline of the Kingdom of Kongo The kingdom of Kongo (now a part of modern Angola and Congo), the wealthiest and most powerful state in the Atlantic region of Central Africa during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, began to dissolve in the seventeenth century under internal and external pressures. Portuguese military aggression emanating from the Angola colony to the south spurred the kingdom’s disintegration, notably at the battle of Mbwila in 1665 at which Portuguese troops killed the Kongo ruler Antonio I. The kingdom was plagued by devastating civil wars which fed the ravenous Atlantic slave trade. By the turn of the eighteenth century there was an immense political and cultural vacuum, the Kongo capital Mbanza Kongo (also known as São Salvador) had been abandoned and the kingdom had broken up into small territories ruled by warlords and members of the old Kongo nobility. Memories of Kongo’s past glory remained, however, and a series of popular movements developed out of the Kongo people’s desire to restore the kingdom to its former greatness. Mission With her training as a shaman and her identification as a Christian, Kimpa Vita began to be recognized as a prophetess. In 1704, at the age of 20 she had a near death experience when she appeared to die of a fever. When she had been resuscitated she believed that she now spoke with the voice of the patron saint of Kongo, and also incidentally the patron saint of Portugal, St. Anthony of Padua, She believed Saint Anthony became incarnate in her body and so she became the physical manifestation of the saint, who addressed the kingdom’s problems through her. Compelled by the Christian God to announce his word to restore the kingdom through adherence to a vision of Catholicism that was set firmly within Kongo history and geography. She also wanted to restore the former Kongo capital San Salvador. She concerned herself with the restoration, spiritually and politically, of the Kongo Kingdom. Kimpa Vita’s religious ideology came as an answer to the prayers of many Kongolese people. In her message She combined traditional Kongolese beliefs with Catholicism. Creating her own her own Christian movement, known as Antonianism. She wanted a religious system that was set firmly within Kongo history and geography. From her visions she believed Kongo must reunite under a new king & Antonianism was a way of doing this. Much to the dismay of the Catholic Church, Kimpa Vita quickly attracted a large following of common people, as well as some nobility who flocked to the city, which Kimpa identified as the biblical Bethlehem. Rejecting missionary domination over Christianity, she preached that: - Kongo was the Holy Land described in the Bible - The Kongolese capital, Mbanza Kongo (also known as Sao Salvador) was the real site of Bethlehem . - Jesus was born in Mbanza Kongo and baptized not at Nazareth but in the northern province of Nsundi. - Jesus Christ and the other saints were black Africans - Mary was a slave of a Kongo marquis. - Heaven was for also for Africans . - The European church was not beneficial to Kongolese. Kimpa Vita, claimed all this had been divulged to her by God. She died every Friday and went to spend the weekend in heaven where she met God personally and discussed such topics as Kongo politics. Indeed, Kimpa Vita’s ideology may seem radical but not if you look at the history of Catholicism and Christianity in the Kingdom of Kongo and examine how the people learnt to adapt a foreign religion with their local traditions. They felt that the Christian missionaries were corrupt and unsympathetic to the spiritual needs of Kongolese Catholics. Death Her involvement in politics that eventually led to her fall, when Pedro Constantinho da Silva, a general to the King Pedro IV & a rival to the throne, saw an ally with Kimpa Vita as a means to the throne. Kimpa was now seen as a enemy to King Pedro IV, because of her influence, her allies and her opposition against the Portuguese, Kimpa Vita was captured near her hometown, was tried under Kongo law as a witch and a heretic and burned at the stake for heresy in the temporary capital of Evululu on July 2, 1706 by forces loyal to Pedro IV under the watchful eyes of the European (Capuchin) missionaries. In 1710, the perpetrators sent a report of their “mission” to the pope, after having organized the persecution of her followers. The Anthonian prophetic movement outlasted her death. Her followers continued to believe that she was still alive, and it was only when Pedro IV’s forces took São Salvador in 1709 that the political force of her movement was broken, and most of her former noble adherents renounced their beliefs and rejoined the church. IT IS NOT ALWAYS ADVISABLE TO JUST READ ONLY ONE SIDE OF A STORY. SMH This is how cults, sects and even terrorist groups are birthed |
[img]https://s7/images/kkk.jpg[/img] Prophetess of Kongo: Kimpa Vita (aka Donna Beatriz) Early Life Kimpa Vita was born of aristocratic family near Mount Kibangu in the Kingdom of Kongo soon after the death of King António I (1661–65). It is believed that she was connected to King António I who died at the battle of Mbwila (Ulanga) a battle orientated around the removal of the Portuguese from his region. Following António I death, was a time of internal strife, political unrest and civil war. As was the centuries old tradition with Kongolese nobles, she was baptised into the Roman Catholic church at birth and took Donna Beatriz as her baptismal name. She was shaped by two things, which are: African Spirituality & Christianity and the Decline of the Kingdom of Kongo African Spirituality & Christianity As a child Kimpa Vita had "gifts", she constantly saw visions and dreamt of playing with angels. Due to her innate spirituality, Kimpa Vita was trained as a Nganga marinda (i.e. (Shaman), a individual who consults the supernatural world to solve problems within the community. As could be expected, the European missionaries did not like the existence of the Nganga marinda nor did they like the fact that the Kongolese widely accepted them as legitimate, despite two centuries of Catholicism (i.e. that's two hundred years of practising Catholicism). Decline of the Kingdom of Kongo The kingdom of Kongo (now a part of modern Angola and Congo), the wealthiest and most powerful state in the Atlantic region of Central Africa during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, began to dissolve in the seventeenth century under internal and external pressures. Portuguese military aggression emanating from the Angola colony to the south spurred the kingdom’s disintegration, notably at the battle of Mbwila in 1665 at which Portuguese troops killed the Kongo ruler Antonio I. The kingdom was plagued by devastating civil wars which fed the ravenous Atlantic slave trade. By the turn of the eighteenth century there was an immense political and cultural vacuum, the Kongo capital Mbanza Kongo (also known as São Salvador) had been abandoned and the kingdom had broken up into small territories ruled by warlords and members of the old Kongo nobility. Memories of Kongo’s past glory remained, however, and a series of popular movements developed out of the Kongo people’s desire to restore the kingdom to its former greatness. Mission With her training as a shaman and her identification as a Christian, Kimpa Vita began to be recognized as a prophetess. In 1704, at the age of 20 she had a near death experience when she appeared to die of a fever. When she had been resuscitated she believed that she now spoke with the voice of the patron saint of Kongo, and also incidentally the patron saint of Portugal, St. Anthony of Padua, She believed Saint Anthony became incarnate in her body and so she became the physical manifestation of the saint, who addressed the kingdom’s problems through her. Compelled by the Christian God to announce his word to restore the kingdom through adherence to a vision of Catholicism that was set firmly within Kongo history and geography. She also wanted to restore the former Kongo capital San Salvador. She concerned herself with the restoration, spiritually and politically, of the Kongo Kingdom. Kimpa Vita’s religious ideology came as an answer to the prayers of many Kongolese people. In her message She combined traditional Kongolese beliefs with Catholicism. Creating her own her own Christian movement, known as Antonianism. She wanted a religious system that was set firmly within Kongo history and geography. From her visions she believed Kongo must reunite under a new king & Antonianism was a way of doing this. Much to the dismay of the Catholic Church, Kimpa Vita quickly attracted a large following of common people, as well as some nobility who flocked to the city, which Kimpa identified as the biblical Bethlehem. Rejecting missionary domination over Christianity, she preached that: - Kongo was the Holy Land described in the Bible - The Kongolese capital, Mbanza Kongo (also known as Sao Salvador) was the real site of Bethlehem . - Jesus was born in Mbanza Kongo and baptized not at Nazareth but in the northern province of Nsundi. - Jesus Christ and the other saints were black Africans - Mary was a slave of a Kongo marquis. - Heaven was for also for Africans . - The European church was not beneficial to Kongolese. Kimpa Vita, claimed all this had been divulged to her by God. She died every Friday and went to spend the weekend in heaven where she met God personally and discussed such topics as Kongo politics. Indeed, Kimpa Vita’s ideology may seem radical but not if you look at the history of Catholicism and Christianity in the Kingdom of Kongo and examine how the people learnt to adapt a foreign religion with their local traditions. They felt that the Christian missionaries were corrupt and unsympathetic to the spiritual needs of Kongolese Catholics. Death Her involvement in politics that eventually led to her fall, when Pedro Constantinho da Silva, a general to the King Pedro IV & a rival to the throne, saw an ally with Kimpa Vita as a means to the throne. Kimpa was now seen as a enemy to King Pedro IV, because of her influence, her allies and her opposition against the Portuguese, Kimpa Vita was captured near her hometown, was tried under Kongo law as a witch and a heretic and burned at the stake for heresy in the temporary capital of Evululu on July 2, 1706 by forces loyal to Pedro IV under the watchful eyes of the European (Capuchin) missionaries. In 1710, the perpetrators sent a report of their “mission” to the pope, after having organized the persecution of her followers. The Anthonian prophetic movement outlasted her death. Her followers continued to believe that she was still alive, and it was only when Pedro IV’s forces took São Salvador in 1709 that the political force of her movement was broken, and most of her former noble adherents renounced their beliefs and rejoined the church. IT IS NOT ALWAYS ADVISABLE TO JUST READ ONLY ONE SIDE OF A STORY. SMH This is how cults, sects and even terrorist groups are birthed |
[img]https://s5/images/ezgif-2-bb81ab7ea10d.gif[/img] It's better when factual, credible et cetera like this last one above and not disinformation nor hate fuelled speeches Beautiful Nubia "queen" definitely not a reddish brown skinned Israelite PS: I should have know that an Ethiopian can't change his skin or a leopard its spots (i.e. Jeremiah 13:23) |
MuttleyLaff:I don't understand how some people sleep at night, knowing that they have spent a very good part of the day dishing out fake news, distorted fact, falsehoods, misinformation and just for the sheer sake of deliberating deceiving and misleading others because of wanting to blacken up the face of Jesus. Smh |
Image123:Its only lies, that Ọga d, pastes upandan the forum. He pasted the picture of Manikongo João I of Kongo, alias Nzinga a Nkuwu or Nkuwu Nzinga, as he was a black Hebrew Israelite (i.e. BHI) when in fact the guy was an African who converted to Christianity, and thereafter Nzinga a Nkuwu took the Christian name of João I, in honor of Portugal's king at the time, João II, but what did Baba d do, he conveniently left out that important fact and truth, just sold he could continue to sell his falsehood to the itching ears and the trustful easily persuaded by his lies to believe all the falsehoods he is busily churning out. I don't mind him living in his fantasy world, but its just the toxicity of his posts, the hatred, the intolerance towards a set of fellow human beings, the divisiveness and how he sends out hostility messages between people et cetera. If it is NOT nipped in the bud, we'll have another Abubakar Shekau and Boko Haram in our hands. IPOD and Mazi will be child's play compared with the sect/cult/terrorists group that might develop from him |
donnie:[img]https://s7/images/362px-Jean_Roy_de_Congo.jpg[/img] Manikongo João I of Kongo, alias Nzinga a Nkuwu or Nkuwu Nzinga Kingdom of Kongo The Kingdom of Kongo (Kikongo: Kongo dia Ntotila or Wene wa Kongo; Portuguese: Reino do Congo) was a kingdom located in west central Africa in present-day northern Angola, the western portion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo as well as the southernmost part of Gabon. At its greatest extent it reached from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Kwango River in the east, and from the Congo River in the north to the Kwanza River in the south. The kingdom consisted of several core provinces ruled by the Manikongo, the Portuguese version of the Kongo title Mwene Kongo, meaning "lord or ruler of the Kongo kingdom", but its sphere of influence extended to neighbouring kingdoms, such as Ngoyo, Kakongo, Loango, Ndongo and Matamba, the latter two located in what is Angola today. From circa 1390 to 1859 it was mostly an independent state. From 1859 to 1914 it functioned as a vassal state of the Kingdom of Portugal. In 1914, following the Portuguese suppression of a Kongo revolt, Portugal abolished the titular monarchy. The remaining territories of the kingdom were assimilated into the colony of Angola and the Protectorate of Cabinda respectively. The modern-day Bundu dia Kongo sect favors reviving the kingdom through secession from Angola, the Republic of the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Gabon History Verbal traditions about the early history of the country were set in writing for the first time in the late 16th century, and the most comprehensive was recorded in the mid-17th century, including those written by the Italian Capuchin missionary Giovanni Cavazzi da Montecuccolo. More detailed research in modern oral traditions, initially conducted in the early 20th century by Redemptorist missionaries like Jean Cuvelier and Joseph de Munck do not appear to relate to the very early period. According to Kongo tradition, the kingdom's origin lay in Mpemba Kasi, a large Bantu kingdom to the south of the Mbata Kingdom, which merged with that state to form the Kingdom of Kongo around 1375 AD. Mpemba Kasi was located just south of modern-day Matadi in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A dynasty of rulers from this small polity built up its rule along the Kwilu valley, and its members are buried in Nsi Kwilu, its capital. Traditions from the 17th century allude to this sacred burial ground. According to the missionary Girolamo da Montesarchio, an Italian Capuchin who visited the area from 1650 to 1652, the site was so holy that looking upon it was deadly. At some point around 1375, Nimi a Nzima, ruler of Mpemba Kasi, made an alliance with Nsaku Lau, the ruler of the neighboring Mbata Kingdom. Nimi a Nzima married Luqueni Luansanze, a member of the Mbata people and possibly Nsaku Lau's daughter. This alliance guaranteed that each of the two allies would help ensure the succession of their ally's lineage in the other's territory. [img]https://s7/images/African-congo-bowmen.jpg[/img] Congo-Bowmen, the bulk of Kongo's infantry forces, consisted of archers equipped and attired similar to these found by the David Livingstone expedition. The Portuguese and Christianity In 1483, the Portuguese explorer Diogo Cão sailed up the uncharted Congo River, finding Kongo villages and becoming the first European to encounter the Kongo kingdom. Cão left men in Kongo and took Kongo nobles to Portugal. He returned with the Kongo nobles in 1485. At that point the ruling king, Nzinga a Nkuwu, converted to Christianity. Cão returned to the kingdom with Roman Catholic priests and soldiers in 1491, baptizing Nzinga a Nkuwu as well as his principal nobles, starting with the ruler of Soyo, the coastal province. At the same time a literate Kongo citizen returning from Portugal opened the first school. Nzinga a Nkuwu took the Christian name of João I in honor of Portugal's king at the time, João II. João I ruled until his death around 1506 and was succeeded by his son Afonso Mvemba a Nzinga. He faced a serious challenge from a half brother, Mpanzu a Kitima. The king overcame his brother in a battle waged at Mbanza Kongo. According to Afonso's own account, sent to Portugal in 1506, he was able to win the battle thanks to the intervention of a heavenly vision of Saint James and the Virgin Mary. Inspired by these events, he subsequently designed a coat of arms for Kongo that was used by all following kings on official documents, royal paraphernalia and the like until 1860. While King João I later reverted to his traditional beliefs, Afonso I established Christianity as the state religion of his kingdom. King Afonso I worked to create a viable version of the Roman Catholic Church in Kongo, providing for its income from royal assets and taxation that provided salaries for its workers. With advisers from Portugal such as Rui d'Aguiar, the Portuguese royal chaplain sent to assist Kongo's religious development, Afonso created a syncretic version of Christianity that would remain a part of its culture for the rest of the kingdom's independent existence. King Afonso himself studied hard at this task. Rui d'Aguir once said Afonso I knew more of the church's tenets than he did. In 1509, instead of the usual election among the nobles, a hereditary European-style succession led to the African king Afonso I succeeding his father, now named João I. Documentary collections Brásio, António. Monumenta Missionaria Africana 15 volumes. Lisbon: Agência Geral das Colonias and others, 1952–1988. Cuvelier, Jean and Louis Jadin. L'ancien Congo après les archives romaines Brussels, 1954. Jadin, Louis. L'ancien Congo et l'Angola 1639–1655 d'après les archives romaines, Portugaises, Néerlandaises et Espagnoles 3 vols., Brussels: Institut historique belge de Rome, 1975. Paiva Manso, Levy Jordão. História de Congo (Documentos) Lisbon, 1877 |
Kikongo The Language of the Ancestors Kongo is the name of the Archangel of Love and Wisdom who brings and holds together the visible and the invisible Universe. He is the Great Primodial energy creative Kongo Kalunga, Akongo, whose energy governs this second Solar System. Kongo is the name of the magic circle, the rainbow and the circle made up of the aura of creative light of Mpungu at the dawn of a cosmic manifestation, when a new Cosmos is created. For the word Kongo designates the circle of Divine light marking the boundaries of the Universe being formed. Kongo is the surname of the Solar Spirit, Ne Muanda Kongo, who is the source of light and Warmth for all mankind, all the creatures of our Solar System and beyond. Ne Muanda Kongo is a Mahasi, The Cosmic Archangel. The Lord of luminous planet kakongo (The Sun Sirius). - Extrait from Names of The Bakongo, Author Ne Muanda Nsemi |
donnie:Yes ooo donnie, drunk with the Spirit, I am. Thank you very much sir, for observing that, lmao Pau, is Apostle Paul's Roman name. Saul was his Hebrew name, lmao bros, lmao. As for Apostle Peter, Simon is his original Hebrew name, with a meaning that fits your character of periodically changing, seasonally shifting your allegiances and/or loyalties, lmao, you are unstable in what and who you believe in and/or have faith in. Anyway enough of you and back to Simon. Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world, changed Simon's name to Peter, just to signify stability, lmao, steadiness, firmly fixed, not to be anymore shaking and/or moving about, caught up in the wind of every passing doctrine, lmao. Now in spite of re-naming Simon to Peter, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world still had to be referring and calling him Simon Peter, just because the old self and monkey was still hanging on Peter. He still was unstable. Everyone knows Saul was a Pharisee. The Pharisees, were the exiled Israelites who returned back to the Southern kingdom of the House of Judah, to form the Judaism religious sect. They were always at loggerheads with Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world. There was no love lost between them and Him. Yahshua never gave them face, He never minced His words against them. Even at one sitting, He cursed them seven times in a row. Wow, lmao, so it was no surprise that Saul was given the assignment to hunt down the disciples of Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world after He died and resurrected, but then on that famous and fateful day on the way to Damascus, Saul on the mission to persecute believers, prolly have them killed stoned to death like he supervised the death of Stephen, met with our Lord, Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, and the rest is history. Apostles Paul became a blessing to the Gentiles. Praise God Alleluia. |
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donnie: Kobojunkie:The purpose is to show you how flaky you are. That you have a Simon spirit, because you are like a water reed that wavers in the rivers' current of cool air side. You sway from side to side when any force pushes. Now bringing that post up, shows that there is a tendency for you to change again, hopefully not like this your experience of jumping from the frying pan into the hot fire place, and on your next coming change into a deep blackhole that you wouldn't be able to escape from, but if you do repent, as just like the prodigal son did, get back to your self and right senses, you then will change into the awaiting welcoming, loving and expectant Hands of Yahshua Ha Mashiach, aka Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour of the whole wide world (i.e. refer to Luke 15:11-32 for the story about the ''The Parable of the Lost Son'') |
donnie: donnie:[img]https://s5/images/ezgif-2-bb81ab7ea10d.gif[/img] Do mean know the meaning of England or the meaning of America in Yoruba Language, I am sure there is a Bantu version or even Hebrew version of it, but I'll leave that for manipulator experts. Just relaxed, grab a popcorn as we go on this journey of the meaning of those words A set of travellers, upon reaching the land of the Angles in around the 5th century, met some natives, gathering wood to cook food with and began to ask them, whats the name of the place. The natives replied back in vernacular, saying we are just tying up our collected firewood ... The discoverers, only caught on the "we are tying up collected firewood ooo" part, so that's how the placed got to be called with a Yoruba name "Igi lan ndi" (i.e. tying up collected firewood) and so the current name England was conceived. Now another set of discoverers, (i.e. the Christopher Columbus' voyage) bumped into the enslaved natives from the Bantu kingdom at The Indies, so they approached them, then asked what's the place called but the language barrier caused and issue. So they wrote on a piece of paper asking again the name of the place, the natives had a look at the written paper, looked at each other, then blurted "a ma ri ka", which in Yoruba/Bantu vernacular meant "we can't seem to read or understand this" and so upon hearing "a ma ri ka", the place got to be called America |
VBCampaign:[img]https://s7/images/Twale.jpg[/img] Twaile Baba! I hail ooo!! Kini sho ... You always have a kind word to say sir |
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You are beginning to think of your own... only why abandon one doctrine(man made rules and traditions) only to take hold of another? Why not finally accept what God says as He did instead?

