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The practices of our pastors of today are not far-fetched. Some of them have learnt secret knowledge and they are using those knowledge to scam the sheeple of our generation. I have seen threads where they claim that mad people were being healed. Lol. Mithras used these kind of tricks in his days too. Here is an instance: Doctufos: 2nd Motus 19:8-35Mithras used the trick on those women because they desperately want to be among his followers. Pastor Kumuyi did something of such recently. A woman wanted to be part of his WOMEN MIRROR MAGAZINE coordinators. She was asked to pretend like a mad woman for five years. She did so until 2016 last year. Then when the five years were complete, they used her to share a testimony of madness cured and presently she is among the WOMEN MIRROR MAGAZINE coordinators. Praise the lord? |
purem:Thanks for your opinion. However, the summary of my message is in three fold: 1. Use your brain 2. Worship no god(yahweh, allah, vishnu, atum, Olorun, Eshu, Abassi, allah, etc) 3. Do good to humanity. |
Khaliyah:So u mean yahweh and the holy spirit are very forgetful such that they forgot to give Nehemiah the exact records they gave to Ezra? Yahweh must be suffering from old age diseases. |
hadow:the holy spirit knows how to twist the scripture to fit into the lies of the Christians. Holy spirit and lies are like 5 and 6. |
hadow:So what u are saying in essence is that different god revealed different things to the different people. Hmm, Yahweh is truly confused ![]() |
701ecilana:So true, but how's it relevant to this thread? BTW, Analice, don't quote me if you don't want me to reveal your deepest secret.
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Chapter One Hundred and Five 1. Ovovu was the son of Ohida who took over as the Adovovu after the death of his father. 2. For his elder brothers had left the land to sojourn in other places. 3. Now in the days of Ovovu, the homos of other places attacked Koto severely. And Ovovu was among the warriors of Koto. 4. And he said to the others, let us appoint some to stay over all the four hills to watch for intruders. 5. And let them make fire upon the hills at the sight of our enemies. So shall the fire be seen by the warriors at the borders and they shall be prepared. 6. For so did the homos of Otori in the days when their enemies came against them. 7. And the warriors at the borders were prepared when they saw the smokes of the fire upon the hills. 8. And they blew the horns loudly. And all the homos of the land awoke from sleep. 9. Now the leader of the warriors of Koto listened to the advice of Ovovu and set some warriors to live in the hills. 10. And when they saw intruders coming into their land, they went up the hill to make fire. 11. And everyone who saw it was at alert. And they conquered all their enemies. 12. Now Ovovu had a daughter whose dreams often come to pass. And her name was Ahemori. 13. And Ovovu requested of her, saying, tell me your dreams every day. For through it shall I know what is right to do and what I should not do. 14. And Ahemori dreamt on a certain day, saying, you went to war and you were killed in the war. 15. And Ovovu said, this dream is strange. For all the ones you have before are good but this alone is bad. 16. Go again to sleep and see if you shall dream something different. 17. And Ahemori went to sleep, for she did not know the trick of her father. 18. For Ovovu had determined to go to the battle, no matter what would cost him, saying, it is noble to die in the battle rather than staying back to watch the enemy land conquer your land. 19. And Ovovu took his neck chain and put it on the neck of Ahemori his daughter. 20. And he kissed her daughter on her forehead and departed while she was asleep. For he knew that he would not be able to do the battle if Ahemori was not asleep. 21. Now when Ahemori awoke, she sought after her father but did not see him. 22. And her brothers and sisters said, father has gone to the battlefield. 23. And Ahemori began to weep aloud, saying, I saw how father was killed. And all her siblings were amazed. 24. And Ahemori saw the neck chain of her father upon her neck. And she knew that her father had gone to the battle. |
true2god:True islam is a body of lie, but their lies are learners compared to Christian lies. |
hopefulLandlord:As soon as lies go into extinction, christianity will evaporate. But can lie go into extinction without the rapture of the saints? |
Dereformer:lying in the name of Socrates? Why? |
Creaty:Lol, you don't have to be desperately looking for the money to refund. Just gently start a new life and with time, the money to refund will be available. |
If u have the means to refund those you've scammed, do it. Then forgive yourself. Now work hard to earn your money. Forget d past totally, don't even think of it because it will just keep haunting you. If you forgive yourself, you will feel light and happy and that's what we call God's forgiveness Don't live in the past. Make a present and a good future for yourself. |
bionixs:gullible guy ![]() |
MadCow1:truth |
ivolt:AMEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!! |
raphy:sheeple spotted ![]() |
asuustrike2009:Didn't you see her climbing down from the roof by herself? If she flew to the top of the roof, dhe would have flown down instead of climbing down. |
2nd Motus 4:11-12 11. Now the good deeds of Eostre was so much that many began to make temples in her name to worship her. And many who dreamt bad dreams came to her and she gave them solutions to their bad dreams. 12. And Eostre said, life is a story which your memory captures. Go to the scribes and demand of them to write good stories for you. Now before you sleep, read the stories to yourself and sleep. Your dreams shall no more be fearful, for your mind shall give you a dream of that which you thought about before you sleep. |
Worldly Music 9:7-9 A song of Eostre: Smile Out The Dimples of Your Cheeks 7. Smile it out, the natural ripples of your cheeks. Take one egg and one bunny and be pleased. It's Easter day, celebrate and be pleased. Smile out the dimples of your cheeks. 8. Smile it out, the wonder beauty of your face. Take away every wrinkle of your head. Clap your hands, make a whistle with your lips. And smile out the dimples of your cheeks. 9. Smile it out, the handsome curves of your chins. Life is what you make out for yourself. Love nature as you find it then you'll have no other option than to smile out the dimples of your cheeks. |
2nd MOTUS CHAPTER FOUR 1. In the land where Odin was the god of it, a beautiful goddess named Eostre was there. She was a nephilia whose father was also a nephilim called Eresdis. Now Eostre was very beautiful and generous, and according to the belief of the people, her nature was upon her because she was born in the period of Aries. 2. Now Eostre loved eggs so much, for she would go east, west, south and north to collect them. And whenever it was her birthday, she would share the eggs among many people in her land and beyond. 3. Now Eostre kept birds and fowls and hares and rabbits in her garden. And whenever it was her birthday, she would share them to her guest. Now the fame of Eostre began to spread all about, for she was also good in the act of making garments. And Eostre made garments for many, without demanding anything in return. 4. Now many widows began to worship Eostre because she was good. And many widows came to Deutsch from Grecon and Roma and Salem, for they had come to learn at her feet. 5. Now Eostre said, I have shown much kindness to you, for I am a widow myself, because I have no husband. Now also, whenever you return to your lands, do only those things which are good. 6. Celebrate my birthday also in your lands and do good things in them. Share eggs among yourselves for that is the symbol of fertility. Make peace with whoever has offended you. Argue not in my days, but be happy and keep it alive. 7. Show love to friends because they are friendly and to enemies because they keep you balanced with their hatred. For if you show love to friends alone, the balances shall not be balanced. 8. As death balance life, so also do enemies balance friends. For if no death exist on earth, there shall be no space anymore for they who live on it. And if all are friends, the adventure of the world would be meaningless. 9. Or have you seen in the fables of the scribes where everybody is good and nobody is bad? Such fables would be cast away by those who bought it. For no one prefer a fable where everybody is a hero and nobody is the villain. 10. Now I do not advise you to be a villain. I only said this to bring you to the reality of life. 11. Now the good deeds of Eostre was so much that many began to make temples in her name to worship her. And many who dreamt bad dreams came to her and she gave them solutions to their bad dreams. 12. And Eostre said, life is a story which your memory captures. Go to the scribes and demand of them to write good stories for you. Now before you sleep, read the stories to yourself and sleep. Your dreams shall no more be fearful, for your mind shall give you a dream of that which you thought about before you sleep. 13. An old female homo came to Eostre and demanded, saying, how can I take off all the wrinkles off my face? Then Eostre said, smile in the morning, at noon and at night. 14. Check again, for your wrinkles shall no more be there. 15. Now the old woman did what Eostre had asked her to do daily. Now after about a year did Eostre visit her and said, Erastiscle, why does your wrinkle remain on your face? Did you not smile as I asked you to do every day? 16. Then the old female homo said, I stopped to worry about them since the day you told me to always smile. Now all I care for are my dimples, for I did not remember anymore that my wrinkles are there, because my thought are now on the beauty of my dimples each time I smile. 17. When Erasticle said so, Eostre gave her two dozens of eggs and a hare. 18. Now Eostre loved adventure so much, so she went from one land to another to see those who followed her teachings. And she visited the land of Hindi and of Grecon and Egypt. She also went to Roma and Babylon, teaching them morals. 19. Now in Grecon was Eostre called Dorcas. And in Hindi was she named Pya. 20. Now when Eostre was in Hindi, a female homo came and said, how shall I get married to the love of my heart? He has requested a barn full of maize for the marriage, but I have no shekel of silver of such amount in worth. And he has given me only a year or else he would not marry me, but I love her. 21. Now Eostre said, what then do you have? Then the damsel said, I have only a handful of maize, which I kept in the skin. Then Eostre said, give them to me. Now the damsel obeyed her voice. Now Eostre said, go back to him and say to him, I shall give to you that which you requested. The damsel went and did as Eostre had said. 22. Now After about eight months did Eostre return to the damsel with chariots full of maize. Now the woman was amazed. Then she asked, O Goddess Eostre, where did you get maize as much as this? 23. Then Eostre said, I did that which you did not consider in your heart to do. I gave to nature that which I have, and she gave back to me in a thousand fold. The handful of maize I received from you is what you see here. 24. Give to nature, and you shall receive back in greater measure. Give love and get love. Give joy and get joy. Give hope and get hope. Give peace and get peace. 25. Plant a tree to nature and get the breeze of life. Spare the beasts in the wild and you shall get mammon from those who come to see them. 26. I gave to nature and I received back from her. Now go and give them to your bridegroom and let the marriage take place, for I shall be there to witness it. 27. A time came when Eostre began to fall sick. And many heard it and became worried. Now she had eaten a deadly poison which was served to her by those who hated her. Now after a few days of eating the food, she died. Now the day she died was on Aries which was her birthday period. 28. Now many came to her and wept, because she had done much good for them. Now the rumour of her death spread quickly to many lands. And Attis also heard it and came riding on a flying beast. |
FIRST JOB(Written by Keltiel the scribe, a friend of Job) CHAPTER ONE 1. Before the manifestation of Faulkin (Yeshua) to the world as the saviour of it, all these things has happened, which I bear record of. 2. I am he who has fled from the face of Nymphidis, the God of war, who is also called Jehovah and Alla, the author of confusion, which was spoken of by Job. 3. Did Knoliud not promise Job to do his two lives on earth, according to his demand? Now the soul of Job shall not be transported into the Clumoid or Chumorld because he demanded from Knoliud to have the rememberance of his name forever on earth. 4. Behold, the soul of Job is hovering in the valley of the shadow of death until the end of this world. 5. Now Job shall have evolved into an homo sapien before returning to the next world. 6. Who is Job? He is my friend. 7. I shall now declare unto you the story of Job. 8. He was the homo of the land of Chaleb, who lived in Uz. Job was he who made the first attempt to establish the knowledge of God Almighty on earth. 9. Now was Job not a descendant of Earthus and Jehovah? Yes, he was one of the seeds of Earthus and Jehovah, which she bore for him at the time Yeshua arrived from his long self-made exile from the land of his people. 10. Now the land was still called Farthidis when Job was born. This is the genealogy of Job. Jehovah gave birth to Waldis which was dead. Then he gave birth to a son and a daughter millions of years after, and they both had wings like their father. 11. His son he named Marmidis, whom he also called Cherubim and his daughter named he Seraphim. 12. Now did Cherubim and Seraphim flee from the land of their father after the hunt for Earthus in the ocean. 13. It was Cherubim who came up with the idea that they should flee from their land, according to what they heard that their brothers and sisters did millions of years back. 14. Now, Cherubim fled to the land of Chaleb with Seraphim. And he began to live in a little land called Uz. 15. Chaleb, the owner of the continent had set heads all over his land. 16. And in the land of Uz, the king was called Vargas. And he loved Cherubim and Seraphim so much that he gave them much land and much beasts to keep. 20. Now after Earthus had been greatly injured by Jehovah and two of his brothers, which were Allah and Ephradite, the three sons of God agreed to make a paradise in the cloud. 21. They would call it the third heaven, because God had made the first and second heavens some billions of years ago. 22. And the intention of Jehovah was made known to Job while he was in a strong meditation (for Knoliud did visit him in his meditation and made known to him the true God). 23. Because in those days was Jehovah forcing the homos to worship him, declaring that he was God. 24. Now was Job richer than even the king of Uz. 25. And in strong meditation, he would demand his wishes and they would come to pass in the reality. For that which Job did was the wish of God to all living being, because it is by meditating that the world could be transformed and not by sacrificing and drinking of blood and eating of the flesh of Yeshua, the son of Yahweh the adversary. 26. Now at this time did Jehovah begin to demand the sacrifice of beasts to him among the homos, introducing to the world a concept of sin, saying, you have to make sacrifices to me for your sins or else I visit you with death. 27. Now was the revelation of Jasheb coming to pass, because Jehovah had sent the Signals of Death and Hell into all parts of the world already. 28. And it was invisible, killing the homos which would not die naturally except being forced to die, which were called Anakims. 29. Now the homos created by the sons of God were almost wiped off the surface of the earth at that time by the Signals of Death and Hell, which would kill the homos and capture their souls in a big cage until the completion of hell fire would be made. 30. Now Job's family remained untouched by the Signal of Death and Hell, because he was greatly protected by the use of his brain(for the signal affected only the fearful in their dreams and made them die. But those who meditated regularly had lost their fear, such that they were made conscious in their dreams and could not be killed through dreams). 31. Jehovah had sought to hurt him, but could not, even until the day Knoliud visited the world again and sent a message to Jehovah, saying, God the father of the universe had asked him to come back to the second heaven which seemed to be above the sun to correct him of his ways. 32. But Jehovah refused to follow after Knoliud to the anystenx. But he rebelliously disowned God his father, saying, who is God? 33. If he created the heavens, I can do that too. Behold, am I not making my own paradise also with Largas? And it shall be called the third heaven after the first heaven called the Alkervum Auriem and the second called the Anysxtens. 34. There shall we live after its completion. 35. And we shall set up many mansions in it. 36. And in it shall few homos live with me, because I will only have mercy on whom I would have mercy and cast the others into hell fire which I am making, even now. 37. And Jehovah beat his chest hard, showing his arrogance. CHAPTER TWO Chapter Two 1. Now Job saw, while he was in a strong meditation, that all the sons of God flew to the anystenx. 2. And when they got their, they bowed down before an unseen one. Then a voice sounded like whirlwind, saying, Jehovah, why are you here? Did you not send a report that you have disowned me as your father? And I have sent to him to give you a change of name, which is the adversary(Shey-et-an) . 3. Jehovah replied, I am here to ask of you why you should interfere in the affair of the homos which we created. They are not your creations, but ours. 4. Now is Job not an offspring of mine? For he is the grandson of Cherubim and Seraphim my children whose souls I have now trapped until the completion of my paradise in the cloud. 5. Now why do you hide Job from the face of my signals, the signals of Death and Hell? 6. Is it not already a long time ago, yet Job is not yet found? But all his sons are seen of my spirit, because they do eat of my sacrifice and connected their minds to me, through which I monitor their souls, but they are not useful to me. 7. Now the unseen one remained silent such that Jehovah began to feel ashamed of himself. 8. Now, before Job returned from his altered state of consciousness to prevent evil, all his children had died already. 9. However, Job refused to serve Jehovah, who is the adversary (Shey-et-an) , according to the revelation he saw. 10. And Job entered an altered state of consciousness when he was of age (yet looking like a youth), and his soul did not return to earth again, but remained wandering in the valley of the shadow of death, waiting for the advent of the next world. |
Doctufos: 18. Now Melchizedek king of Salem called to Yeshua. And when Yeshua had gone to Melchizedek, he told him, saying, now be a king over all the lands which you have conquered and I shall be a king over Salem as it was in the time of Abrahama. |
I have always been a part of GOD. I am GOD in human manifestation. |
Chapter One Hundred and Four 1. Now Ohida lived in Koto from his childhood till old age. And he lived among the other grandchildren of the king. And no one knew that he was not a grandson of the king. And Ohida loved the making of sculptures with clay and kaolin. 2. And Ohida moulded different sculptures. And by the former sculptures of his ancestors, he made many different ones to preserve the images of his ancestors. 3. And Ohida made statues of homos riding on horses. He made also sculptures from wood. And all the works of Ohida were much loved and appreciated. And some came from Edosun and other places West and South to buy those things. 4. And Ohida made images upon the rocks. And many lands invited him to come into their lands to make sculptures and to make images upon their rocks also. 5. And Ohida went to Tampa and to Ida and Ubini and made drawings of different artworks. And Ohida had five children. And he named some of them after the tools with which he made his crafts. 6. And one he named Ira with which he made his clay pots and ceramics hard and another was named Ozoza because all the sculptures and mortars and pestles which he made that year were very beautiful. And he named his third child Ovovu because the Koto homos had made him the father of many by awarding him the chieftancy title of Adovovu, meaning the father of many families. 7. For in those days, they conferred such title upon whoever was much loved by many people from different families. And Ohida being loved by both the Kotoans and the homos of Otori and other tribes was conferred with the title. 8. And Ohida made masks from woods and clays. And he made designs with cowries also. And all the works of Ohida spoke well for him in Koto. 9. And Ohida made sure he wasted nothing. For he knew how to make wealth from a single tree which he had cut down. The bark of the tree was sold to the women of Edosun and Yomesi who made herbs with them. 10. The wood of the tree he used to make mortars and pestles and masks and shields and garments of wars and all kinds of craftworks. The roots of the tree he sold to the women of Edoma who made medicines with the roots. 11. And Ohida became very rich in Koto. And many people of the land benefitted much from his wealth. |
A song of Soha of Lubnan: Chameleon 22. We are forced beyond measure to deprive ourselves of freedom. We are made to hide our identity because they see us as nonentities. 23. For how long shall we keep changing flesh? How can we stand intimidations? We cannot follow our beliefs because we fear the terrorists. It's better to hide beneath the changing colours of the skin of a chameleon. We are made a chameleon. We the druj are made a chameleon. |
A song of Sofia: Fight for your Right 19. It's a bitter shame and sadness. It's humiliating and bad. So unfortunate to have yourself born to Makka or Madina in a form of female baby. 20. You become a victim to brutality, to rape to bully and to everything so demeaning. You take cover in the linens and only your face is made revealing. You make yourself a masquerade because the men have made it so. And even in your full attire a wicked human raped you down. You are not allowed to defend yourself because a female is not to talk. But I Sofia have said it over again over again, fight for your right. 21. My story is one of sorrow, being raped by an evil homo. I was not allowed to speak. Remain silent they say. A hen cannot speak among the gatherings of cocks. 22. And so I was left to fight against emotion. And I became a victim to negative situations. Then I made myself strong. And I began a great revolution. We began a mighty rebellion in Makka and in Madina. And we fought for our right. So I keep saying it, fight for your right. |
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