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tradeplusib:
Still buying all your Fiverr, Upwork, Iwriter withdrawals.................whatsapp contact on signature

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tradeplusib:
Still buying all your Fiverr, Upwork, Iwriter withdrawals

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tradeplusib:
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TradePlus helped to exchange my Paypal funds from iWriter.com today.
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He is an excellent communicator. He is a good negotiator and he's sincere in his dealings.
You can do business with him with peace of mind.

tradeplusib:
************Buying Paypal any amount @ premium rates ****************
- You must be able to send as Friends and family
- Will be asking a few questions to verify am buying legit funds

TradePlus helped to exchange my Paypal funds from iWriter.com today.
The transaction was fast and smooth.

He is an excellent communicator. Good negotiator and sincere in his dealings.
You can do business with him with peace of mind.

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sell me your payoneer and Paypal.
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Hi Tooltip,

I am an article writer on iWriter.com

Thanks for sharing your experiences about your UAE paypal on another thread in 2015.
What is your experience now?
Do you still use your UBA Africard to withdraw from your UAE Paypal account?
I have been trying to link my Africard to my UAE Paypal but it has not been accepted so far.
What options are available for withdrawal into a Nigerian bank account or credit/debit card?
Thanks for taking time to respond.

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computerboy:
Please nobody is talking about first Bank. They're the only bank licensed to sell dollars to BDCs. Who know if their card is working?

The most popular banks including FBN have suspended the use of their naira debit cards for dollar transactions. Check Abokifx.com for updates.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution may require counsel from more mature christians.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution may be in the form of sacrifice.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution may be in the form of confession of sins.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution helps you to build new relationships

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution brings mercy and mercy triumphs over judgement.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution helps you to build new relationships.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution can make people to trust you more.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2



See more at:

Restitution opens the door for a new beginning

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

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Restitution puts an end to plagues and afflictions.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Lack of restitution can lead to frustration and stagnation

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution speeds up answers to prayers

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution attracts mercy and grace.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Lack of restitution will not allow a person to prosper.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Lack of restitution strengths the grip of satan on his victims

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

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Lack of restitution can keep a person in bondage

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution may be towards God or man.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution is not a popular doctrine in the church today. Some even say it is not necessary.

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution requires you to return what you have stolen or extorted from others with interest

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution requires you to return what you have stolen

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution attracts the attention of Jesus

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

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Restitution brings full salvation

OLAADEGBU:
Higher Everyday
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2016

REASONS FOR RESTITUTION

"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men" (Acts 24.16).

A young vibrant evangelist once led a team for an outreach in a remote village. He first led the team to the Chief's palace to pay homage. As he was speaking, the king kept his eyes glued to him. After his address, the chief ordered his guards to get the evangelist arrested. What happened? The Chief remembered that the evangelist had once led a team of boys to steal his golden wristwatch when he (the Chief) was working in the city. "But God has pardoned him and he is now saved," someone might say. Truly, God forgives our sins when we repent but demands restitution.

Restitution is making things right with people we have injured or wronged. It involves paying back debts, restoring stolen articles, uncovering past crimes and confessing lies. When rightly done, the peace of God floods the heart, there is confidence toward God in prayer, guilt is removed, sinners are converted and spiritual progress is made.

• Challenge: "When will you make your restitution?"

• Prayer: "Lord, I need a conscience void of offence"

• Quote: "Restitution is making things right with people"

• Further Reading: Judges 17:2

See more at:

Restitution brings peace of mind