If we can survive the African Playoffs, the continental will not be a problem. We can easily beat Gabon, but Cameroon/DR Congo will be the real challenge
Ezechimaobim: This kind of line up spoils the game,do not be surprised if they don't perform because Ramos is not a no2, Diego Costa is a striker. Put a proper no2 and proper supporting striker, do not play people out of position when you have good players in that position
Ramos started as a number - a very effective one. It was Mourinho who converted him to a CB
pu7pl3: Exactly Baba was going round amassing his own private army and winning wars before Saul's army got there and all these was before he officially became king.
Saul was playing checkers while he was playing Chess
I'm telling you. I was like a mini Game of Thrones
pu7pl3: Tell me you don't know the scriptures without saying it. Davids story after the battle with Goliath is far more intriguing than when his story started. And the season 2 kicked off exactly where the season 1 stopped on the battle ground so I dont know what the dude you replied was waffling about.
I was about to come and drop this. David's real story began after Goliath... Bro became a fugitive after Goliath. Even after Saul's death and his ascension as king, he still had to endure some family drama. There's still enough story to tell, however, the execution is what's not guaranteed
Nothing much happened in episodes 2 to 4. Just jokey moments and some character development. But episodes 5 to 8 were especially strong, emotional and compelling.
Awesome finale too.
8/10
Now watching season 2
So far, so good
I probably stopped too early. I watched only the first 3 episodes, and concluded it wasn't for me. I guess I'll return to it if 5-8 are dope
King2305: After that Sept 10 shooting, I have listened to at least 10 of Charlie kirks podcast and I can tell u, He is not a Racist. The brother is full of knowledge...
The one I love most is his podcats with Jordan Patterson.
I know you don't know anything about him. You just shouting racist because u heard others say so.
oyaskii: Bro, "The Terminal List" wasn't all that, but it had enough juice for me to see it to the end back then, so if you are struggling with it, best you avoid "Dark Wolf" tbh
The Terminal List (2022) > The Terminal List: Dark Wolf (2025)
It might be a stretch to say the praise got this got here, was entirely undue, but I genuinely struggled to see why.
I was sold on the first two episodes, but from episode 3 to 7 it felt like a completely different show. While the action sequences held up and I can see why fans of military thrillers might appreciate that, the plot was unforgivably weak. There were too many holes, too many illogical decisions by the lead, and a needless attempt to overcomplicate things. In trying to be convoluted for the sake of it, the story actually lost me.
By the time it reached its insipid, anticlimactic ending, I was left wondering: what was the point of all this? What was the show even trying to achieve? Was it supposed to build toward Ben Edwards’ turn to the “dark side”? If so, there was no emotional nuance to suggest that, making his arc feel hollow and unearned.
That said, if you’re invested purely in the surface level action, you might find some en. But for a supposed Navy SEAL show, there was far more espionage drama than actual action.
5/10.
The praise from here, is the reason I downloaded every episode of this one and "The Terminal List". I'm currently watching The Terminal List, and struggling really hard to finish it. How am I going to cope with Dark Wolf?
GeneralOuki: What Jesus meant by that was that His coming was a fulfillment of the old laws. And his death and resurrection introduced a new law, a new covenant that no longer requires burnt sacrifices and abstaining from pig consumption. The old testament laws demands that adulterers should be stoned to death, Christ went against that. The Old testament laws says that only God can forgive sin, and there are sacrifices that has to be done before such forgiveness can be attained, Christ didn't adhere to that.
The old testament laws demanded that Sabbath be kept holy and no work should be done on that day, Christ and his disciples broke that law multiple times and he even preached against it's total adherence.
The old testament demanded people to fast during certain periods, Christ and his disciples didn't adhere to that.
The Old testament, which is actually Judaism, is a Monotheistic religion, Christ came and said that He is the way, the truth and the Life, no one comes to The father except through Him and that he sits at the right hand side of God. This declaration is a blasphemy as long as the Old testament laws/Judaism is concerned So I'm not being hypocritical by stating what Christ said and did himself. He was the one who told Peter in Acts of Apostles, that no animal is unclean, that every animal which was created are all clean. It is there on the bible.
You seem to be having the wrong impression/ interpretation of what I'm saying or my stance. I don't agree that tithing is a Christian practice. As long as I'm concerned and as far as my understanding of both the old and new testament goes, tithing is a Jewish practice which was meant for the Jews ONLY because it is directly tied with the old covenant that God had with the Hebrews/Israelites/children of Abraham (it was not meant for the gentiles,— you and I are gentiles)and which is superceded by the new covenant with Christ. And the way that pastors preach about tithing in our churches is not how it was commanded in old testament. For instance, the tithe in the bible was meant to be consumed by the tither, as in that 10 percent was supposed to be eaten in the presence of God by the tither . Then once every year all the tithes should be gathered in the temple so that the widows, orphans can have something to eat, and also the Levi's who are dedicated to the temple and don't own any lands could have something to eat. But today we have no Levite on our midst and Yet these pastors demand for it, they even gaslight you and guilt trip you from keeping to the law of tithing which is to eat the tithe in the presence of God.
Besides, tithing itself is just a small part of the laws and commandments that were given to the Hebrews, and they were told that failing to do one while doing the rest or just doing one and leaving the rest are all wrong. You either keep the laws in totality or you don't. However, if you're keeping the old laws which tithing is among them, that means you are a Jewish practitioner and not a Christian, so that means you don't recognise the Jesus was the Messiah/Christ.
Bro you have said it all, but doubt if that person will even listen
MrIcredible: The level of this delusion is mind buggling. You just wake up with baseless and senseless assumptions and misinterpretation to suit whatever you have in your...
ColeworldMD: Also not true. Jesus kept the law and was circumcised.
Jesus said in Mathew 5:17 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.
Jesus said in Mathew 5:19 "So then, whoever breaks one of the least of these commandments and teaches others to do likewise will be called least in the kingdom of heaven; but whoever practices and teaches them will be called great in the kingdom of heaven"
The other guy I quoted you with also brought this up, and I will present the same reply I gave to him.
Jesus came to fulfill The Law of Moses, therefore the law is no longer binding upon Christians. Christians are no longer under the law covenant, and are not bound to obey its prescriptions. As partakers of the new covenant we have the law written on their hearts so that we inwardly desire to obey God by being like Jesus. Put simply, Christians are under the “law of Christ,” and we fulfill the law through love for God and our neighbours.
Romans 6:14 "For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace"
Explanation: Christians are no longer bound by the requirements of the Old Testament law, which could only reveal sin and bring guilt, but are instead set free by God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
Romans 7:6 "But now we have been released from the law, for we died to it and are no longer captive to its power. Now we can serve God, not in the old way of obeying the letter of the law, but in the new way of living in the Spirit".
Explanation: Since believers died with Christ, and are born again, they also died to the power of the law, becoming free from its dominion. This freedom allows them to live in the Spirit and produce good deeds for God.
Galatians 3:25 "Now that faith has come, we are no longer under a guardian".
Explanation: The law or Moses acted as a temporary guide until faith in Christ arrived; once faith came, the law's role as a guide was fulfilled, and believers are no longer under its supervision.
Lukuluku69: But Jesus said he didn't come to change the Law of Moses or you haven't reach that part yet?
Jesus came to fulfill The Law of Moses, therefore the law is no longer binding upon Christians. Christians are no longer under the law covenant, and are not bound to obey its prescriptions. As partakers of the new covenant we have the law written on their hearts so that we inwardly desire to obey God by being like Jesus. Put simply, Christians are under the “law of Christ,” and we fulfill the law through love for God and our neighbours.
JuanDeDios: Yes. Islam and the Old Testament are against it because at the time they were written, pigs were raised in very unsanitary conditions and so pork was seen as unclean. But Christianity knows better, I guess, because today, pigs are raised in clean environments.
It's not about the environment. It was abolished during the time of Jesus, when He explained that physical food cannot affect a person's spirituality, therefore, no food is unclean