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HenryDion:Welcome to the community of those who have known themselves as gods. DOCTUFOS: : OTEM ERECTUS 3:9 |
Oloruntobi4382:Yes o. Africans are beginning to reason into the happenings of the DOCTUFOS. That's why the OP(you) unknowingly opened this thread. See more here: DOCTUFOS: Batimeus 14:1-10 |
God Almighty who created the UNIVERSE with a big bang has made it possible for a soul to be formed when a sperm fertilizes an egg. So it doesn't matter how the fertilization is being carried out. Read the instruction he gave to his children (Yahweh, Allah, Vishnu, Atum, Moloch, Olorun, Chukwu) concerning fertilization and reproduction. DOCTUFOS: Adspiramen 2: 7 |
Oloruntobi4382:lol |
Greatzeus:Seeing 'demons' can be psychologically or psychiatrically treated as demons don't exist except in the brain. But seeing aparitions(peaceful ones), seeing some gods are real and there is no reason to fear. Fearlessness is what anyone needs if he sees a god e.g Yahweh, coming with words of threats. Once again, demons don't exist except in the heads of humans, but angels exist outside the religious spheres. |
You will wait tire. Since 2017 years, we have been waiting for the coming of fictitious jesus. |
According to the DOCTUFOS OF truth Faulkin (Jesus/Yeshu] was a thief. See some of his stealing acts here. DOCTUFOS: Batimeus 7:1-8 |
I'll pick my phone and kick my bible ![]() |
Chapter Twelve 1. When Ohinoyi died, his son Aruvo became king. And he was the second Ohinoyi of the land. For the name of Ohinoyi had became a title for king in the land, according to the saying of Enesi. 2. Now when Aruvo would become king, the masquerades of the lands performed greatly before everyone. And they danced wild dances. And the adults broke kola nuts and drank palmwine together. 3. And Aruvo said, the time of I the son of Ohinoyi shall be sweeter than the time of my ancestors, kat'Ohomori. And everything shall go smoothly. And th the land of Ebir shall flourish. 4. And we shall overcome all enemy towns and villages. And the fame of our land shall be known and heard all over the world. 5. Only let the men be hardworking. And let the ladies and old women of Okerune and the villages be cooperative. 6. And let the beauty of our daughters be not exchanged for prostitutions. And our ancestors shall guide us and be with us. 7. Now in the first year of the rulership of Aruvo, a young man was caught while he raped a girl. And when they had found out whom he was, they knew that he was the firstborn of Adabara. 8. And the king took the child and tied him to a tree in the palace court, saying, you shall die and not be shared. And when Adabara heard of it, he came to the palace of the king to supplicate for the freedom of his son. 9. And Adabara said, look at the bond between myself and your father and spare my son. For he was drunk when he did such act. And the king said, I shall not let him go free. For if I do so, what shall the people say? 10. And Adabara said, remember how Enesi my father gave your father the throne and made his name great forever. Remember how he did not hold on to the throne forever. 11. And your father did like a true hero, for he gave to we the children of Enesi what we asked for. And our wives are your sisters even now. 12. Now if you shall not free the child of your brother-in-law because you hate them, then do so because of the great help I and my brothers have rendered to this land. For we do not consider our lives. But we went down to Agarapa and fought it until it was made of non-existent in the land of the living. And Aruvo said, go and I shall call for you when it is time. 13. Now Mesireyau, the father of the girl who was raped came to the king with wine and kolanuts and groundnut and gorigo and all manner of food. And he said, O Ohinoyi second, let your soul not judge the matter lightly. 14. For my daughter who was raped should not be ashamed. For if you let he who raped her escape, my daughter shall kill herself. Therefore I plead with you to make sure that the guilty one is judged. 15. And Ohinoyi Aruvo said, I shall deliver justice as it should be and the offender shall not go free. Now put your mind at rest, for it shall favour you and your daughter. 16. Now Aruvo called all the chiefs of the land together. And they were fifteen. And some of the chiefs supported Mesireyau the father of the girl who was raped, but some supported Adabara. 17. And Aruvo called on the chief priest, saying, consult the Oracle for us so that we might know the kind of punishment we shall give to the criminal. And when Obino the priest had come, he threw the shells in the sand and said, his judgement is death. 18. Now the palace was filled with noise. And they argued greatly among themselves. And the king said, the priests have given his judgement and we know that his judgement cannot be wrong. 19. But we know also that the voices of we homos are the same as the voices of the gods. Therefore let us vote either in support of death for the son of Adabara or against death for him. 20. And they voted, seven chiefs supported that he should be killed and seven supported that he should not be killed. And the king was compelled to vote also, for his vote shall determine what shall befall the son of Adabara. 21. And the king looked at the eyes of Adabara and also the eyes of Mesireyau. And he delayed to vote, for he knew he would incur the wrath of one of the two if he voted. 22. Now the king thought of his position, knowing that if the son of Adabara is killed, it would mean also a reduction in the number of those who shall contend for the throne. 23. And the king declared that he should be buried alive. Now when Adabara heard this, he said, this is evil. For how do you judge this case with death? 24. And you know how I and my brothers have worked hard for the success of the land in the days of your father. And your father made me one of the chiefs because of this. But now you Aruvo son of Ohinoyi have determined that you shall ruin the good relationship which I have with your father. 25. Now take the chieftancy title which your father had conferred on me. And if you do what you have determined to do to my only son, this land shall have two kings. And you know that a land with two kings is a battle ground. Therefore, get ready for battle. 26. Now Aruvo did not reverse his decision. And he ordered for the killing of the son of Adabara. And he was buried alive. 27. And Adabara and all his brothers arose and began to move towards the east of the land of Ebir, saying, the place is a jungle now, but we shall dwell in it and have our own children there, rather than in this place where we have been humiliated. 28. And the name of the land where they went was called Itaho. And they dwelt in Itaho, but they became a thorn in the flesh of the Ebirites who were on the original land. 29. For there were battles between the homos of Itaho and the homos of Okerune all the days of Adabara and his brothers. |
another Deceivor detected ![]() |
orisa37:but d OP isn't talking about beating a god, is he? ![]() |
olorunda68:break away from all form of religion, be positive and never believe that anything can hinder your success. Be hardworking and it will pay out well for you. |
Your story describes my life from childhood till my adulthood until the day I left Christianity in the last day of 2015. From then till now, I haven't encountered ill luck, sicknesses, nightmares or any such things I used to encounter when I was a christian. You may be actually living the imagination of the founder of your faith. And as soon as you break out of such faith, everything about you will change dramatically. DOCTUFOS: Anoni 7:10-13 10. Let there be some homos whose hearts can pick up again within one to five minutes after stopping. And these shall be called miracles to the doctors and priests, peradventure the restart of the heartbeats happened in a temple or in a church. |
valkaka:First of all, I want to be clear that Yahweh isn't the thing you are picturing as God the Almighty. If it is Yahweh, then I reserve my comment, but if it is God Almighty, the creator of Yahweh, the highest energy in the energy level of consciousness, then I can explain a little about the make of the earth for you. The earth is a place where we come to experience both pain and joy. It is so ephemeral. It is not forever. That's the essence of death. However, many of us are programmed by the people of the past. We are the realities of their imaginations. We are the fulfillments of their dreams. Now explanations for all the things you listed above: 1. Being poor is the fault of human beings and not God Almighty. The resources of God can go round forever without anybody going hungry, but some human beings hoard those resources and make the others go hungry. If only resources could be circulated at least fairly to everyone in the world, then poverty would be eradicated. So once again, poverty is human invention. 2. Babies die before they are born, yes. But babies to this physical earth are not actually babies to the soul world. In the soul world, babies are very old, while in the physical world, babies look young. So if a baby dies, it is the body that dies, but the old soul will live on. Death is just a transition, not the end. 3. Again I say death is just a change of state, like say liquid changing to solid when frozen. So it doesn't matter when anyone dies. Life continues somewhere else, so there is no big deal in that. 4. I am one of those who are not prayerful but succeeding. Prayer is useless and a waste of time. Meditation works faster. However, whether you pray or meditate or you don't do any, there are some certain things which you can get/can never get. So it isn't a matter of praying. Just live your life normally without worry and fear, you will get many things done faster and better. Life is not how religion paints it. Life is outside religion. God is not a religious god who gives law and breaks law. God is more than a trillion times greater than Yahweh, Allah, Vishnu and all the gods of religion combined. Enjoy. |
Niflheim:That's Yahweh for you. Without him, your life stays peaceful. |
Hmm |
dazzlingd:Okay, I would have been shocked to the marrow. |
DrOluwatobhy:lol. Our brains are capable of forming an escape route for the gods we think we are worshipping. I have helped Yahweh in many ways back in those days when he always failed in all things. Then in the end, I knew I was only fooling myself. My warning to you before it is too late is this: DON'T LET YOUR THOUGHTS DRIVE YOU INTO A MESS. The 229 is the score you merited based on what you did in your exam. No god plans anything for you about your Academy. You plan them for yourself. Just work hard, that's the rule. Stop wishing for a god is in the sky to help you. Help yourself. Even if you don't get to cross over to the medicine eventually, kip trying. Your chances of success are with you and not in the hand of any god. BTW, did your brain(Holy Spirit) assure you that you will eventually get that medicine unfailingly after year 1 or you are just imagining? Pls let's see the outcome later. Thanks. |
What is the Universe? The universe is you and me and everything. We are together. We created ourselves. We are GOD and we are not done creating and recreating and we can never be done. |
Chapter Eleven 1. Now the children of Enesi fought to take back the throne from Ohinoyi all the days of Ohinoyi. But he was strong. And because he was much loved by the people, he excelled. And the children of Enesi were caught one after the other. And Ohinoyi asked, saying, tell me anything that I should do for you children of Enesi and I shall not decline. 2. But in the matter of the throne shall I not grant to you. 3. And Adabara said, let your wife be granted to me as mine. And Enesi said, you have asked an impossible thing. For it is an abomination in our land for two men to share one woman. 4. But that which is acceptable is for two or more women to share a man. Therefore this shall not be granted to you. But ask that which is possible and I shall do it. And Adabara said, give me your daughter to marry. 5. And Ohinoyi said, I shall grant this to you. And Ohinoyi gave Adabara his first daughter Omata as wife. And the other children of Eness asked for the children of Ohinoyi as wives also. And he granted them their wish. 6. Now Ohinoyi did many great things to the land of Ebir when he was the king. For he constructed a great market square . And many came from other lands to buy and sell on every market day. And Ohinoyi taxed them. 7. And the female homos of Ebir were provided with cotton. And they made traditional clothes and sold them to the visitors on the market days. And the men learnt how to dye clothes. At this became a source of income for them. 8. Now when the homos of Agarapa saw how there was great success in Ebir, they began to find how they shall contend with it in wars. And they got ready to fight. And they came at night and set the workshops of the women of Ebir on fire. 9. And when it was day, the atrocities were much. And when Ohinoyi heard about it, he was very grieved. And he said, who had done this? And they said, they were the homos of Agarapa our neighbours. And Ohinoyi called all the Wise homos of the land, saying, what shall we do? 10. And Otori who was the chief of the priests said, why should we delay fighting back? For they have ignited the fire and we shall give them what they want. But let us first send a message to their king concerning that which was done to us. And let us see if he was in support of it or not. 11. And the king of Agarapa, when he had been consulted, did say, we do not care whether those who attacked you are from our land or not. For if you have protected your land very well, it should have been well secured. 12. And when Ohinoyi heard the response of the king, he said, this is a bad response. And he called all the chiefs together. And the children of Enesi were there also. And he said, who shall lead the homos to fight the homos of Agarapa? 13. And they feared to take up the challenge because the homos of Agarapa had lived upon myths which they had used to protect the land from the beginning. For the land, being very little among greater lands like Anpa, Idom, Ihima and other greater lands have made up a fearful story, saying, the vultures are the protector of our land. 14. And whichever soul is coming to do harm to the land, the vultures and the dragons shall eat them alive. 15. And this myth had protected the land from external attacks for many years. And they did evil against greater land without being attacked in return. 16. Now the sons of Enesi said, we shall go to the land first to find out how we shall be able to conquer them. And Ohinoyi accepted that they should go. And they went into the land of Agarapa; all the sons of Ohinoyi and five fighters of the King with them. 17. And five giants stopped them, saying, what have you come to do? And they said, we have come to tell you of the plan of five lands. For they have planned to come here suddenly to destroy the land. 18. Therefore choose the warriors of the land to stay at the borders so that you could watch them and kill them before they come into the village. Now when the king of Agarapa heard it, he was glad, saying, we shall take them by surprise. 19. And he arranged how all the guards of the land shall stay at the borders that night. And when it was night, Adabara and the others began to go from house to house, knocking at their doors and saying, come out and flee, for many lands have come against us. 20. And the people in the houses opened their doors to flee, but Adabara and the others entered into their houses and killed them. 21. So did they to twenty-one houses that night, saying, come out and flee for the lands have come against us. And when the house owners had opened their doors, they had access and killed them. 22. But all the guards of the land were away at the borders, waiting for the coming of other lands to attack them. And Adabara said, now let us go and set the houses of their chiefs on fire, even to the palace of their king also. 23. And they did as they had said. And they escaped to the north of the greatest market of Ebir land, which was called Okeoja, where many homos of the land of Odua dwelt in. 24. And they said to them, we are from Okerune village, but we missed our way. And the homos of the land provided shelter for them that night until the morning time. 25. Now the morning after, they went to Okerune and told them of their deeds. And Ohinoyi and the chiefs said, children of Enesi and the guards of the land, you have done a great feat if truly you did as you boasted of. 26. And you shall all be rewarded with lands and houses. For you did not think of the fearful myths surrounding the land of Agarapa. But you took your life in your hands and went fearlessly to cause tremor in the land. 27. And the children of Enesi said, Enesi our father had said to us that the weapons of smaller villages and towns are fearful myths to protect themselves from external attacks. For physical weapons shall not be enough for a small village to protect itself. 28. And if their myths could be destroyed, then the land shall be rendered defenceless. That have we gone ahead to do by going into the land. And we saw neither vulture nor dragon in the land. And we destroyed them and escaped alive out of the land. 29. Now Adabara said, O king, let the warriors of the land now go to attack Agarapa in multitude, for their hands are now very weak. But let us not go alone, but with other lands which Agarapa had attacked in the past. 30. Let the homos of Vado go with us to make sure that the land is totally ruined. And let to living soul be found in it forever. For they have enjoyed enough of dominance through fear and myths for many years. 31. Now on the third day, the homos of Okerune went with the homos of other lands who were warriors. And Agarapa was weak, for they were still mourning all the dead of their land. And the homos of Okerune and other lands fought and defeated them. And they did not spare any man. And they took their women away to work for them as slaves. 32. And the land of Agarapa was left empty, such that it became a bush when no one lived upon it after. |
Ahasco:All the information was delivered to me by Atum already. I can write everything from now till 100 years without pausing if possible, but I have to kip pausing to decode the hard codes and languages they come with, hence the delay in the completion of the DOCTUFOS. You'll still find it in the DOCTUFOS anyway, as it hasn't reached the sizable/standard volume yet. |
DOCTUFOS: 1. This is for you, teenagers, for you should know it before you clock the age of twenty, so that you do not fall into the errors which shall ruin your life. |
Nne5:Don't mind the OP. He's full of ignorance. |
fineboynl:Stop this. There is nothing like Ogbanje. What we have are the ichtyophobic people who have aversion for fish. |
Gentlevin:Ogufegbanje ![]() |
Aaronsrod:I can't believe this statement is coming from a 21st century human being. Why should someone be killed for having phobia for fish? Are there not some things you also have phobia for? Can you eat cat? Should they kill you for your inability to eat it? Use your brain!!! |
fineboynl:So all the ichthyophobic girls in the world are Ogbanjes abi? Continue. How about those who eat fish and hates fish roll ![]() |
lawrykings:If you are having sex in your dream as a teenager, that is a sign of maturity. As a grown up man, it is a sign that you need a woman or man as a life partner. If you are already married and you have such dream, it is a call to do your marital role on your partner. |
DrOluwatobhy:How did you get the 229? Did you read? If you read, then you are the god who helped you. If you didn't read before getting the score, then you got lucky. I still get lucky many times without any of the gods because my life isn't in the hand of any god, but in my own hands. |
bamdly:God ALMIGHTY the creator of Yahweh is not a killer. The law should catch up on them, not the gods. |
catherineokezie:god of Elijah can't help Nigerian, rather call upon the security officials of the nation rather than bringing helpless Yahweh into the issue ![]() |
Death has never been choosy. Both adult and youths and children have been dying all the while. It is not a function of all the things stated above. |
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