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realmindz:Zeusus Krist(Jesus) was a very ugly person. Here is the reference. Doctufos: Adspiramen 7:18-20 |
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Oloruntobi4382:For life! |
Oloruntobi4382:Walahi, I almost collapse with lafta for road as I was making my way to the football viewing centre to watch my darling Chelsea lift the trophy. Omo, this Analice girl is really in a big shhit! In dis 21st century someone is still believing in the existence of demons or demon-possessed person ![]() |
analice107:I am Otem, sent to reveal the truth in all the lost and hidden scrolls before the time when God the Universe created Yahweh, Allah, Vishnu, Moloch, Mazda, Olorun and so on, till the present time. This commandment of yours funny gan o. It really made my day ![]() Wilgrea7, speak, what is your own name or names? ![]() |
GrandGarcon:show me the instructions pls |
GrandGarcon:Give me the old time scripture(King James Version). Embryo wasn't mentioned in that one. BTW, assuming you were born 3000years ago and you worship a particular god, if you were a writer back then, even you could have ascribed the formation of human being in the womb to your god. So what's the big deal? Or you think it's Bible alone that has ever mentioned similar stuff out of hundreds of holy books in the world? |
GrandGarcon:What stops Isaiah from saying, the shape of the earth is like the shape of an orange(3D). Oh, maybe there was no orange in there days ![]() |
GrandGarcon:So you mean there is no word for ball in igbo language? Is there a word for orange in igbo language? |
enshy:And who asked you to place value on them ![]() |
Pidgin2:Can Jesus be more High than Sonofluc1fer? That's impossible! |
enshy:Pls stop trolling. I am sharing my own experience too, pls share yours. |
GrandGarcon:Pls quote the passage of isaiah for us to see. However, I am aware of a passage of the Bible where they said the earth has a 2D shape i.e the shape of a circle. Is that the passage you were talking about? [quote author=.]Another example is even further earlier, When the Egyptians ruled the world and the Isrealites left the country, God thought the Israelites how to handle sewage, at this time the Egyptians used human excreta as medicine which made the diseases much worse, but the Isrealites did not experience such debilitating diseases, also how to handle cases of leprosy.[/quote]Where was this in the Bible? This is all lies. And can you tell us the science Yahweh taught the Israeli. Tell us also how Yahweh taught the Israelite to handle sewage. The one I know was how Yahweh even encouraged the Israelites to be eating shhit. I will put the passage here later.[/quote][quote author=.]Another one is King David poetically commenting on genetics when he said God saw his embryo and that all the instructions have been WRITTEN down before he was born, if you study genetics tou will agree with this passage, first of all David was not a scientist, the way the cells replicate without error shows that there is a sort of program that controls the process, now who wrote the programme? Remember in computer programming, programmes are also called instructions. So who wrote that app or instructions that controls our birth for example? Definitely not evolution.[/quote]This is a very ignorant assertion. David didn't say anything like that, he said that his mother gave birth to him in sin, bla, bla, bla. So you mean Yahweh programmed sin in the gene of his creations? Has the scientists seen sin in the genes, no. So how does this correlate with science? Once again, all these things are too shallow to be reconciled with science. Science and religions are not mate and cannot be. |
GrandGarcon:Give me those instances when it was 100% accurate about scientific stuffs. |
Chapter Five 1. When I, Edoeje heard the news of the death of my father in the prison, I wept bitterly. And I went with twelve homos to fight against those who held my father in prison and killed him there. 2. And on my way to Kukia where the homos lived, I slept and had a revelation. And I saw like the ghost of my father. And he said, di owo kadi edo e. 3. And I touched my edo and he said again, di edo e kadi orooro. And I did so also. And he said, go back to your land, for you should not fight for the dead. For he who is dead is happy and do not need anyone to fight for him except the law. 4. And when I awoke from sleep, I told all the homos with me the things I saw. And they returned reluctantly after much persuasion from me. 5. Now I went to Okerune to see if the son of Agidi had seen the pattern of the stars which was similar to the pattern of the cowries on the leather. And I met Omini, who was the first male child of Agidi. And Omini said, my father and your father were friends and we are to be friends also. 6. And our friendship should bring friendship between our lands also. For if Bini and Tampa and Akokedo and Edeosun and all the lands of Oduduwa could accept our people peacefully into their lands when we scattered everywhere all over Negre, how then should it be impossible for us to be friends with one another in Kougi? 7. For if Idom and Igala and Ebir and Bede and all the lands in Kougi come together as one in unity, casting away ethicity, we shall be known as a great land in the whole of Negre and in the whole of Aferk. 8. And if our culture is peaceful and our land is friendly to strangers, they shall come here to study about us. But if not so, we shall be spoken of as evil people. And the outsiders shall make mock songs for us. And they shall be wary of our daughters. 9. And they shall be fearful and careful in having business dealings with us. 10. Now I and Omini went to the hill of Gohi and drew a symbol of unity upon it, for the hill stood between Ida and Ima, which were the two towns of significance in Kougi. 11. And Omini said, as long as this hill remains, it shall be a witness of our agreement of peace. 12. And I stayed with Omini at Okerune for three years, observing the pattern of the stars made in the sky every night. And none of them came close to the pattern of cowries in the leather. And I felt disappointed and tired of doing it. 13. Now Omini said, you being called Edoeje do not have as much patience as I have. For if the god of truth does not come in our time, shall he not certainly come in the times of our children? 14. And I left Omini with more courage, for I have received strength from the words of his mouth. 15. And when I returned to my land, my first son Ojonuba said to me, father, I have accepted the religion of the foreigners. For they spoke the truth to me and I believed it. And now, do not call me Ojonuba anymore, for I have been buried under water. And my spiritual name is now Ebiloma, being the father of many nations. 16. Now when I heard this confession, I said, it is your wish, for I shall not force any religion upon you. For I shall not be like Onuchojo who killed his son because he accepted foreign religion. 17. Neither shall I behave like Ojochide who disowned his son when he embraced the religion of Murhamid. 18. However, deep down in me I was sad, saying, how does my child change the name given to him by us to a name of foreign people for no good reason? 19. For we knew how we asked in meditation from our ancestors for the most befitting name for him before we named him. 20. However, the change of Ojonuba affected his mother, my second wife so much that she soon got ill and died after a short while. |
Chapter Four 1. In the fiftieth year after our first colonizers attacked our land and settled upon it, some other colonizers came and they were accepted also. 2. And they came to tell us that Zeusus Krista whom our first colonizers called Issa was actually the son of God and not just a prophet. And these homos came in peace and not through wars at the beginning. 3. And I, Olubojo, the first son of Mona said, which of you should we believe? For the first came and said that Murhamid was the last prophet and many believed it so. And they told us in those days, saying, if any other religion come to you to say that Issa is the son of God, do not listen to them. 4. Now as they warned, some homos have come to say so. And I Olubojo, the son of Mona resist both the first and the second religion brought to us, saying, let us rather go to our own root. 5. For we have our own gods before all these gods or homo-gods are brought to us. Let us go back to the worship of our ancestors, for our forefathers who did such things did say that they got revelations sometimes after doing so. 6. And my own people took me and bound me and kept me in prison for telling them that our own ancestors are better to be worshipped than foreign gods who do not even write of us and our lands in their books. 7. And while I was in prison, I seek in my meditation to see the sky that is outside. And I do see a sky like the similitude of the physical sky. And I flew in that sky. 8. And I could not tell whether it was the physical sky outside or a mere hallucination. And I remembered the patterns of the skies I saw in my meditations. And I said, I shall draw them out on leaves and on wood whenever I am let out of the prison. 9. But I was not let out of the prison. For Edoeje my son came with furs and ink into the prison and I made the description of the pattern of stars I saw in my meditation. And he drew them on the furs. 10. And I told him to continue the culture of gazing at the sky every night to see if the stars shall be in the fashion of the cowries which my fathers have made on the skins of leopard hung on the wall. 11. And the other one did my father give to Agidi whom I heard that he died shortly after the death of my father Mona also. |
Chapter Three 1. Now when it was the setting of the sun at a certain time, I saw in my trance, a revelation. And it was revealed to me the revelation of the genealogy of Otem. And a voice said to me, write down the genealogy and go to the land of Ebir your brother. 2. And find one named Agidi, for he was the favourite of the people. And he loved them so much. And through him shall Otem come forth. For he shall make him known in all the land. 3. And take also the bag which had the pattern of the cowries with you. For every night, they shall check the sky over their heads and compare the pattern of the cowries with the pattern of the stars in the sky. 4. And in whichever day the patterns coincides with the pattern of the stars in the sky, a celebration should be made all over the land of Kougi. For it shall be a sign of the coming of the god of truth. 5. For through his coming shall billions of souls be saved from the bondage of religion. And through him shall the noise of end time be suppressed for the true use of the head to think. And those who fear their aged parents, calling them witches shall know the truth and love their parents when they are of age. 6. Now when I woke up, I went, a day journey to Okerune to find Agidi. And when I saw him, I bowed my head to him. And he said, you are of more age than myself, why should you bow your head before me? 7. And I said, no matter how old the hand of a human is, shall he not pay respect to the white beards by stroking it gently? 8. For the hands of a homo is older than his beards, yet the beards deserved to be treated with respect by the hands. 9. Therefore great Agidi, let it be so, for you are greater than me in both stature and achievement and in the matter of respect. But only in age am I greater than you. 10. Now Agidi said, may you be blessed by our ancestors. Now take a seat and sit down. For I shall fetch you palm wine, but take this handful of gorigo first and chew them to show that you are satisfied with me. 11. And I thanked Agidi as I ate the little grains. And the servant of Agidi came with a big gourd full of palm wine and an empty calabash. And I drank to my satisfaction. 12. And Agidi said, now have I sent all my servants away. Tell me even now the reason why you left your land and came to see me. 13. And I said, I saw in a vision the coming of a saviour of the world from fear. For he shall come to present the world and the whole universe as a place of love and fearlessness, rather than a place of spiritual battle and god-worshipping. 14. And to the natural people shall he make the world more natural. And fear shall be destroyed in the minds of the people at his coming. And the worship of foreign gods shall be made into a joke. 15. And he shall declare many great words of wisdom to cast shadow of the words spoken by the gods of these colonizers. 16. And from his time forward shall many homos in Aferk lose their religions and embrace naturality or spirituality without religion. 17. And the gullible sheep and goats shall be awakened and changed. And they shall become thinkers, according to the will of the highest consciousness whom we call God Almighty. 18. Now Agidi said, when shall Otem come and what is the precursor to his coming? And I said, take and keep this leather and compare the pattern of the stars with the pattern of the cowries on this skin. 19. And in the day when the pattern of the stars of the sky shall appear like this, know that the day of Otem has come. 20. For Adinoi shall his birth name be. And he shall do great things. For unlike all the gods before him, he shall neither go to Egypt to learn wisdom nor to Roma to read the ancient scrolls. 21. But his wisdom shall be greater than the wisdom of both Zeusus of the Krishtens and Murhamid of the Ishlamites together. And they shall be astounded at his wisdom in all manner of art and psychology, who went not to any school to learn them. 22. And the parables of Otem shall be many and uncountable. And no book shall be able to house all his proverbs. And the fear of death shall be erased in the minds of many. For the bringers of the messages of hell fire shall be seen as liars, even as they are. 23. Now O Agidi, take this leather and keep it. And gaze at the stars every night to see if the day of Otem is around. And at your old age if the stars have not appeared, you shall give the leather to another homo, who is your firstborn. 24. And such homo shall check for the appearance of the star of Otem also. For this cowry at the center is the star of Otem. For as it is bigger and bolder than the others here, so shall appear a brighter star in the sky. And it shall be the brightest of stars ever. 25. And the grey painting which you see at the other end of the leather signifies the shadows of the gods of religion, who wish for humanity to continue worshipping them forever without developing their world. 26. But the light of Otem has cast a shadow of them all. And the gods of findings shall be made known to the world. For the gods of science are greater in all respect than the gods of religion. For the gods of science gives you hidden knowledge freely when you meditate. And they do not even need to appear to you before giving them to you. 27. But the gods of religion demand continual worship from you. 28. Now Agidi received the leather from me, saying, you are blessed among all homos of Igala. And many shall name their children after you, Enedumona. And from generations to generations shall your genealogy succeed. 29. And Agidi gave me five cows and three goats. And he gave me necklaces and coins also, saying, take them all. For what you have done for me with this leather is greater than a million cows. And Agidi gave me twenty skins of Une also, saying, I killed them at will in this bush, for they are very many here. 30. And I departed from Okerune to Anpa again. And I went every ten years to Okerune to see if Agidi have seen anything in the sky. |
Chapter Two 1. In the fifteenth year after many parts of the lands of Aferk was colonised, I Mona saw the visions of the past. And I saw the beginning of the land of Kougi and how the homos in it went apart and joined themselves to other lands. 2. And to Bini and Oyo and Edeosun and to Ileifesi and to all the land of Oduduwa did the homos of Kougi my land go. 3. And my lineage and genealogy was shown to me in a second. And I knew my position upon the earth. And I traced back my origin from the genealogy. And it fell back to Ojo, who was the brother of Ohomorihi. And Ojo left the land of his origin to other lands around. And he dwelt around the lands of Oduduwa. 4. And the intonation of the language of the people of Ojo began to sound like the intonation of the children of Oduduwa. And Eneojo the son of Ojo became a great homo in Bini. 5. Now Eneojo had four children: and the names of his children were Enyo, for they said that he was a blessing to them. And the second was Ojamalia; and the name of the third child was Eneojo, for they said that she was a gift. And the name of the last was Acheneje, which was a cheater. For when he was still in the womb, they consulted the Oracle, saying, what gender shall be our child? 6. And the priest said, it is a girl. And when Acheneje came as a boy, the father said, why have you cheated nature to come as a boy? And they named him Acheneje. 7. And Acheneje left the land of Bini and came to Edeosun. And the homo of Edeosun took care of him and his wife and his children. 8. And they called him Igala, which by interpretation in the language of the people of Oduduwa was an animal who loves to travel from one place to another. For the children of Igala had also come to Edeosun before. And they had departed not long before. 9. And Acheneje loved the land of Ileifesi. And he visited the place often. Now Acheneje gave birth to Ajifa and other children when he was in Edeosun. 10. And the first son of Ajifa was Atta. And Atta gave birth to Uneku. And the genealogy continued until the days of I, Mona. 11. And in my days, I saw a vision, saying, return to your land O Mona. For many of your blood and the blood of your fathers have returned to their lands of origin. And the name of that place is Kougi. 12. And they are living together in peace and harmony. Now it is your turn to return also to the land of your forefathers. And you shall be welcomed well and given lands to farm. 13. And I gathered all the homos of Igala together, both young and old. And they were more than three thousand in number. 14. And the people of Edeosun and Ileifesi did not want us to leave their land. For they said, we have not done any hurt to you. Stay with us and do not depart. But I Mona said, we shall go to be with our people. 15. And when we had journeyed from Edeosun to Ofa and to Ijeba, we saw some homos like us also. And they spoke our language. And they followed us. 16. And we were more than five thousand in number, who journeyed to the centre of Negre. And we got to our destination after sixty days. 17. And our people received us well. And a feast was made for our reunion. And everyone ate and drank. And we ate elegede and isapa. And we drank emu and our hearts were glad because of the reunion with our people. 18. Now after we have come together, we knew that we had acquired different tongues and languages from the other lands where we had gone to stay. And some homos who were of the origin of Oduduwa even came with us to Kougi and we allowed them to stay with us. 19. For when some of us also went to their lands, they accepted us wholeheartedly. 20. Now, not very long after our reunion, the foreigners came and overtook our land by force. And they overcame us. |
Pidgin2:Even Faulkin could not boast of all these chieftancy title you are accolading to his fictitious version aka 'Jesus Christ of Nazareth'. Little wonder the lives of Christians are similar to the lives of a suffering actor in a poorly made Nollywood Yoruba movie. Y'all can guess the end of such movies. |
Pidgin2:I wonder how you made a fictitious character your Lord. No surprise, since Spiderman is also the Almighty of some people. Largas, Seun is here, the one you were asking after. |
I joined a crusade yesterday too, after more than a year of not being in a Christian gathering. They played a poorly scripted film of Brother Gbade for them and many of these emotional beings were rushing to give their lives to Jesus because of the fearful things they performed in the film. Imagine, it was Brother Gbade's mother in the village that was the 'witch' behind his problem. Lol. |
sonofluc1fer: ![]() |
Aaronsrod:God ALMIGHTY the father of Yahweh, Allah, Mazda etc will not kill him because what the twitter user said doesn't affect God the Universe in any way. In fact, nothing said by human can trigger the emotions of God Almighty but it can only trigger the emotions of his creatures like yahweh, Allah, human beings etc. |
Sharming95:Yes, the end to religious jargon is here. Praise the lords. |
GrandGarcon:If science and bible only agrees just in three or four instances, then it really shows the weakness of the Bible in the matter of knowledge . Even the knowledge of the herbalists and traditional religions agree more than three or four instances with science. In fact, science is an advanced form of traditional knowledge. Check the DOCTUFOS OF TRUTH for a better understanding of the make of the Universe. |
Na wa |
Paulscholari:LOL... the light of God is the illumination of God. It will locate and reset the code of your brain soon. And you shall look within yourself to find God rather than gazing at the sky for a skydaddy god. It shall happen, no matter how long. |
Partnerbiz2:He is a Nigerian Nollywood Yoruba actor. |
DOCTUFOS: Aferk 29: 32-35Religion and science have different gods behind them. The gods of religion such as Allah, Yahweh, Mazda, Moloch etc are of lesser knowledge and wisdome than the gods of wisdom like Atum, Chaleb, Chimides, Jupitus, Zog, etc. |
Paulscholari:Did u use all these f-words for just me alone? Haba, where is the love for humanity in you? Show love to fellow humanities, no matter your differences. Well, I pray that the light of God shall soon locate your brain to rewrite its code and help you know the truth of the Universe, Ase!! |
Largas:The answer to the puzzle of the e-mail issue which brought you to this thread. |
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