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yea kids do that in their innocence especially when you are too attached to them like you play a lot with them, things like that are bound to occur, but mind u, u have to caution them at times so as to avoid them making it a habit and ultimately to insults

We should also consider Deuteronomy 6:16 , which instructs the
Israelites to be careful that they do not to tempt the Lord.
Likewise, Malachi 3:15 refers to the wicked who tempt God with
their evil lifestyles. Jesus even quoted the Old Testament
Scriptures when He warned others not to tempt the Lord (e.g.,
Matthew 4:7 and Luke 4:12 ).
Today we mostly use the term tempt specifically to mean to
“solicit to do evil.” However, the term has not always been quite so
narrowly interpreted. In the Bible this word conveys that idea at
times, but at other times it means to “put to the test.” The context
helps to determine which meaning is intended.
James clearly stated, “God cannot be tempted by evil ” . The phrase “by evil” is important because it highlights the
point James was trying to make. This clearly indicates that God
cannot be enticed to commit evil.
In the other passages above that referred to tempting God, the
writers were using the term to mean we must not put God to the
test. Here is the line of reasoning:
1. God has said He will judge sin.
2. When we sin, we are putting God to the test to see if He will
respond to our sin by doing what He has said He will do.
3. We must not “test” the extent of God’s grace but instead obey
what He has told us to do.
Now, along with this question of whether or not God can be
tempted, another potential dilemma arises, which is often stated like
this:
1. James 1:13 tells us God cannot be tempted by evil.
2. According to Luke 4, Matthew 4, and Hebrews 4:15 , Jesus
was tempted by evil.
3. Therefore, Jesus was not God or this is a contradiction.
There are two keys to understanding this mystery. First, we must
keep in mind the hypostatic union of the two natures of Christ.
That’s a pretty fancy way of saying that Jesus was fully man and
fully God at the same time. Jesus had a fully human nature (but
sinless), and He had the nature of God.
Second, it is important to understand the difference between internal
enticement and external enticement. When Jesus was tempted, His
temptation came from an external source: Satan (Luke 4:2 ;
Matthew 4:1 ). When we are tempted, this comes right from within
our own hearts due to our own sinful natures, although the
temptation to sin can be kindle by something external. James 1:14
tells us, “But each one is tempted when he is drawn away by his
own desires and enticed.”
So could Jesus sin or not? This question has been debated by
theologians for centuries, and although all true Christians agree that
Jesus did not sin, they do not agree on whether or not He could
have sinned. Other than agreeing that Jesus did not sin, Answers in
Genesis does not hold a position on this debate. We would urge you
to carefully and prayerfully study Scripture and consult with your
local church on this subject.
There are three common views on the subject. Some hold the
impeccability position (Latin non posse peccare ). This view
states that Christ could not have sinned, and thus was not even
tempted, during the “temptations.” Others hold the peccability view
(posse non peccare ), meaning that He could have sinned. A
third position attempts to find middle ground and is based on Christ
having both a human nature and divine nature. This view says that
in His human nature, He could have sinned, but in His divine
nature, He could not.

3 PIECES OF ADVICE OR 20 YEARS OF SALARY A very poor newly wedded, young couple lived in a small farm. One day the husband made the following proposal to his wife: - Honey, I will leave the house: I will travel faraway, get a job and work hard in order to come back and give you the comfortable life that you deserve. I do not know how long I will stay away, I only ask one thing, please wait for me, and while I am away, you should be faithful to me, bcoz I will be faithful to you. So the young man left. He walked many days until he found a farmer who was in need of someone to help him. The young man offered his services. He was accepted. Therefore he discussed the terms with his boss: - Let me work for as long as I want and when I think I should go home, please relieve me of my duties. I do not want to receive my salary. I ask you to save it for me, until the day I leave. The day I decide to go, please give me the money and I will go my way. They agreed on that. So, the young man worked for twenty years without holiday and without rest. After twenty years, he came to his boss and said: - Boss, I want my money, because I am returning to my home. The boss replied:- All right, after all, I made a deal with you and I will stick to it. However, before you go I want to offer you something new: I will give you all your money and send you away; or I will give you 3 pieces of advice and send you away. If I give you the money, I do not give you the 3 pieces of advice. And if I give you the 3 pieces of advice, I will not give you the money. Now, go to your room and think about your answer. He thought for two days. Then he went to the boss and told him: - I want the 3 pieces of advice. The boss stressed again:- If I give you the 3 pieces of advice, I will not give you the money. And the man replied: - I want the 3 pieces of advice. The boss then told him:- 1: Never take shortcuts in your life, shorter and unknown paths can cost your life. 2: Never be too curious, for curiosity towards evil can be deadly. 3: Never make decisions in moments of anger or pain, bcoz when you repent, it could be too late. After giving these 3 pieces of advice, the boss said to him: - Here, you have 3 loaves of bread, 2 are for you to eat during the journey and the last is for you to eat with your wife when you get home. So, the man went his way, after twenty years away from home and from his wife, whom he loved so much. After the first day of travel, he found a man who greeted him and asked:- Where are you going? He replied:- To a distant place which is about 20 days away if I continue walking. The man said to him: - O boy, this path is too long! I know a shortcut that is very safe and you will arrive in 5 days only. The man began to follow the path suggested until he remembered the first piece of advice. Then, he returned and followed the long path. Days later he learned that the shortcut led to an ambush. After a few more days of travel, he found an inn by the roadside, where he could rest. He paid for a room and after taking a bath he lay down to sleep. During the night he woke up as he heard a terrifying scream. He rose to his feet and went to the door to check what happened. As he was opening the door, he remembered the second piece of advice. Therefore he returned, lay down again and slept. At dawn, after breakfast, the owner of the lodging asked him if he had not heard the scream at night. He affirmed that he heard. Then, the host said: - Were you not curious to see what happened? And he replied: - No, I was not. Then the host said: - You are the first guest to leave this inn alive. My neighbour is completely crazy. He usually shouts at night to call someone’s attention. When some of the guests come out, he kills them and buries their bodies in the backyard. The man continued his long journey, eager to arrive soon. After many days and nights walking, he was very tired, but he finally saw his house far away. It was night. He saw some light coming out of the window of his house and was able to see the silhouette of his wife. But he also saw that she was not alone. He came closer and saw there was a man with her. She softly caressed his hair. When he saw that scene, his heart was filled with hatred and bitterness. He decided to rush at and kill them both mercilessly. However, he took a deep breath and he remembered the third piece of advice. Then he stopped, reflected and decided to sleep outside that night. He slept in the midst of the bushes, determined to make a decision the next day. At dawn, he was calmer and thought: - I will not kill my wife and her lover. I am going back to my boss to ask him to take me back. But before I go, I want to tell my wife that I have always been faithful to her. He went to the front door and knocked. When his wife opened the door & recognized him, she cried and embraced him warmly. He tried to push her away, but he was not able. Then, with tears in his eyes he told her: - I was faithful to you but you betrayed me. She was shocked, so she replied: - How did I betray you? I have never betrayed you. I waited patiently for you for twenty good years. Then he asked: - How about the man that u were caressing yesterday? And she said:- That man is your son. When you left, I discovered I was pregnant. Today he is twenty years old. Hearing that, the man asked her forgiveness. He met and hugged his son. Then he told them all the things he had experienced while away. Meanwhile, his wife prepared some coffee for them to eat together, the last bread given by his boss. After a prayer of thanksgiving, he broke the bread. When he looked at it, he found all his money inside. In fact, there was even more than the right payment for his twenty years of dedication and hard work. Friends, our God is like this boss. When he asks us to make a sacrifice, he wants to give us more than what we give Him. He wants us to have His unique wisdom as well as the material blessings. Someone sent this piece to me and it blessed me and I copied it to you. Feel free to share it too

BREAKING NEWS!!!!A bus carrying over 60 passengers from Abuja to Kaduna including the driver were reported to have arrived safely....
Don't always expect bad news when you see breaking news. Clear your mind......How was ya day pals

radragan:
People want to make money online but FAIL because they always look for the easy way out. They pursue quick solutions and cheap products and expect MASSIVE returns. That NEVER works. They are unwilling to do what it takes to build and grow something successfully. They want to rewards of the top earners, but don't want to do the same amount of work as top earners.

If you want to succeed with an online business LONG TERM, you need to be willing to go the extra mile. Most people aren't, which is why most bloggers and online entrepreneurs fail to make any money.

NOTED

That's way too long.. summary please

3 Idiots and Ghajini( bet 50 grand that ANYBODY that watches Ghajini would cry )

zuchyblink:
A call to end the killing of the Igbos,by who? That a set of demented people from Kogi attacked armless old farmers in their farm in Aguleri means that Igbos are being killed by Igalas. The Op must be a psychiatric patient.
Why not call for Fulani people to stop encroaching and annexing Yoruba territories and also stop the killing of middle belt people especially in plateau, or call for Boko Haram to stop the Killing of their brothers in the North.
Misplaced priority.

Can't you make your point without having to insult someone

Almuhsin:
why are we having the same link?

Dunno

temidayodamoye:
I just t got a mail from mtnfss to write an essay on the same topic given to u guys some weeks back. The deadline for submission is tomorrow (Oct 3).who else also got d mail?

I got this even after I have been told I didn't pass phase 6 of their...

Dear Applicant,
With respect to your scholarship application, you are required to
write an essay on the following topic:
"Discuss how you think Mobile technology could solve a social
problem in Nigeria "
Kindly navigate to this link -> http:///
forms/7fA2ZpCrRQ to send you your response
The length of your essay should not be more than 150 words.
Deadline for submission is Saturday ,3 Oct of September 2015
by 11:59pm.

In UNN, the trending word is cucumber, don't ask me why

philcupid:
Sometimes I wonder what a beautiful place the world would have been if no women were around,

Believe me you, the world would be a living hell without women

!Be ye unequally yoked with unbelievers"

I used to quote from the book of Chenethians until my kids
caught on that there was no such book:
"Heaven does for those who do their own dishes." Nice
try, dad.
There are many sayings that sound like they could have been
pronounced by Charlton Heston in "The Ten Commandments" but
aren't even close. Some have basis in holy writ but are more fable
than actual scripture. Lets start with one that is an actual fable:

##God helps those who help themselves
This is originally from a story told about Hercules, who was
asked for help in a prayer given by a mere human. Hercules
answered by saying that the man should "get up and help himself,"
or something equally as cheerful. Aesop was the writer -- he of
fable fame.

##Cleanliness is next to godliness
I personally have found that cleanliness is next to impossible and I
think I am clever every time I say that. Neither one of these sayings
is in the Bible. This super-squeaky quote was authored by
evangelist John Wesley.

##Pride goes before a fall
Makes sense. It's "the bigger they are the harder they crash" sort
of thing. Proverbs 16:18 is as close as it gets, and it reads:
"Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a
fall." You can see the correlation.
Parenthetically, modern technology makes it just plain silly to get a
quote wrong. Today, anyone can google search for accuracy or
origination. People can't make up stuff and blame the Bible like
they use to. It's too easy to conduct a simple etymology/phraseology
check. So, when football great Mike Ditka quoted the Bible and
said "this too shall pass" he should have been alluding to his
offence. But no, he mistakenly referenced the Bible in a press
conference that followed his being fired as head coach at Chicago.
It did, indeed, pass.
Often a verse is quoted from or attributed to the Apostles Peter or
Paul, when it is instead more something Peter, Paul or Mary
would have hummed.

##Hate the sin, but love the sinner
This is a slight alteration of an idea of Mahatma Gandhi's, who
said, "Hate the sin and not the sinner". I prefer "Love one
another", which has a richer and deliberate biblical pedigree.

##Spare the rod, spoil the child
This comes close to what is actually in the old testament. Proverbs
13:24: reads "The one who spareth the rod hateth his son." I do not
hate my son. Neither, however, do I own a rod. Everyone's safe.
Be in the world, but not of the world
It's a shortened version of John 17:14-15. "I have given them thy
word; and the world hath hated them, because they are not of the
world, even as I am not of the world."

##God will not give you more than you can handle
1st Corinthians 10:13 reads "There hath no temptation taken you but
such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not
suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the
temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear
it." This saying based on this scripture gets to the meat of the
issue.

##Idle hands are the devil's workshop
They may be, but not in the Bible. 1 Timothy 5:13 does refer to
those that are idle, and not in a positive way.

##God works in mysterious ways
Yes He does. " For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are
your ways my ways" says Isaiah 55:8-9. But this quote is from
19th century poem by William Cowper.

##"The lion shall lay down with the lamb" comes really close.
Isaiah 11:6 reads "And the wolf will dwell with the lamb, and the
leopard will lie down with the young goat, and the calf and the young
lion and the fat-ling together; and a little boy will lead them"
"To thine own self be true " was said to Hamlet's friend
Laertes by the latter's father Polonius. "This above all: to thine
own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou
canst not then be false to any man."

##"A fool and his money are soon parted" True – a lovely
proverb that is not in the Book of Proverbs.

##"A roman coin saved is a roman coin earned" – OK, it's
a penny, but it's still not in the bible -- though it's a saying that
goes back to the 17th century.

##"Charity begins at home" was first found in the writings of
14th century Brit John Wycliffe and was originally in German. It
translates as, "Charity begins with ones-self".
Apparently, so do a lot of Biblical quotes.

source: familyshare

What about ways to know what you're not passionate about

How you wan take do am, you be witch

Lagusta:
You say I'm silly....
Well, I say you deserve IV KCL 20mmol stat....
And like I said, I'm not a tribalist, I'm just telling g the truth here

Noted

Lagusta:
I'm not a tribalist....
But when igbos yarn dust you'd think they are wiser than king Solomon....
But from the pic, we could categorically see that................

You must be very silly to mention the igbos... what made you think he is one, As a matter of fact you're a hard core tribalist

I see snake everywhere...... naira land=snakeland

Jim Iyke just dey busy dey meet people any how

don't worry, when the time is right you'll certainly fall

Don't just start, it is too early

If she is too dark, I Wonder what colour the man at her back answering call in the third pic is