₦airaland Forum

Josephamstrong1:
A thief was apprehended while moving stolen fish at the neighborhood. Permit me not to disclose his name because of name checkers association. He was caught by a passerby who saw him jumping out from the farm. Before now, have really suffered in the hands of this buglers over egg, fish dog and fowl theft.

They made my friend close down his poultry business last month. Because of this, I went on break after my two GS security dogs were stolen, till date can't still comprehend how.

Today, the hunter was hunted. "Every day is for the thief" they say.

One of them was caught today at my neighbors pond while he was away for church service. God knows I would have been the victim if I had stocks.
Crime doesn't pay.

Say no to jungle justice.

He has been released with the condition...never to come or be seen around the area.

oh! I really feel for him, thief's like this should be handed over to a counselling organization because the stuffs they steal will add little or nothing to their live and if he'd been killed, that'd have been the end of his life.
kudos to the people for only beating him and not killing him.

Rikze:
After giving serious thought to the matter and considering some passages in the Scriptures, I'm yet to figure out why closing ones eyes is a requirement when praying.


Secondly, I don't think it was expressly stated in the scriptures that we should pray with our eyes closed.


How did the practice of closing ones eyes originate?

Is it a sin if one prays without closing his or her eyes?

Please let's share ideas...


Have a great Sunday

This is one of the act we met our fore fathers doing and we decided to join....shebi it is just to close eyes and pray...