"Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome - Christianity Etc (11) - Nairaland
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| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by KoldKash(m): 8:39pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Pavore9:And I guess that is why the bible says "he that findeth a wife......" with the huge supply of women in the world you would have thought the word find shouldn't have come into play;maybe just he that marries a wife would have been the line. But if you are to leave in peace then you gotta search until you find.if you are too busy to search or too in love to sieve out women which forms the residue and keep the wife which forms the filtrate then brace up for a lifetime of pain and vexation and plent turbulence. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by HMZi: 8:47pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Pavore9:i finally submit to u....lol |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Pavore9: 8:47pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
KoldKash:But many men assume wrongly that once you are financially comfortable getting a wife is easier, only to realise their folly afterwards because a wife is not just any woman! |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Pavore9: 9:01pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
HMZi:It is all good my brother. It is just like here in Nairobi, l have come to a realization that Kenyan women don't "carry" their husbands on their head. If you are relating with a Nigerian married woman, in her discussions she is likely to be mentioning her husband but the Kenyan women I know, some even for years though may tell you about their kids but they don't bring up their husbands in the talk so l don't even get to know whether they are married, divorced or widowed and it is rude to ask them such unless she voluntarily give you the info, worsened by the fact one has to address them by the first name with no formality of Mrs. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by KoldKash(m): 9:01pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
repogirl:I smell a pathetic sense repugnance here. Pastor Chris wasn't addressing men of the world (bullies and drunks) he was addressing men of the kingdom who are to love their wives enough to lay down their lives for them if need be. But unfortunately,majority of women prefer to stand toe to toe and shoulder to shoulder with their husbands,and that to their own hurt. A woman that submits to a man can make a puppet of him.the one that seeks to Lord over a man has lost her peace already |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by GoodMuyis(m): 9:06pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
diva90:The message is old, not after the marriage saga. If you read the article, you will see where he said women are helper. Any lady that admire the virtuous in Proverb 31 but not ready to serve the husband has a wrong sense of direction. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by KoldKash(m): 9:20pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Pavore9:Financial buoyancy in men is comparable to anger in humans-you can hardly make any meaningful decision while in that state of mind. Many who married as a result of their financial buoyancy are sorry they did. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Nobody: 9:29pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Seun:Exactly. Human nature is NOT, and can never be submissive. A clear example is people revolting against their governments when they feel too much tyranny. Black people revolted against the whites during the American Civil Rights movement. LGBT people gained courage in the 21st century to stand up and demand to be treated as human beings. Children with overly strict parents tend to become sneaky and excellent liars. It doesnt matter how long, but submission is just not in human nature. Similarly, feminism started as a movement to demand equal rights for women. Men and women are equal and opposite, not 'one superior than the other'. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Pavore9: 9:39pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
KoldKash:You are so right. Many see financial buoyancy as the only indicator for being ready for marriage. Women abound but a man must search for a wife with a discerning mind. It is a simple fact that women outlive men but why shorten the life more by burdening one's self with a wrong choice. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by orble: 9:45pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:You're the most stupidest thing I've seen on NL, So u think women are stronger than men? if skirmishes happen between your county and another you'll send females? ur wife (ur husband) will beat a Nigeria male with combative 101? ar even a man or woman? you seek to reverse gender roles? you want men to be submitting while women lead then? so your grand fathers built your country by effeminacy? Why are you so dumb! |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by aalangel(f): 9:52pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
donnie:Thanks for sharing. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by orble: 9:55pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:I know you guys want to build a matriarchal society, but remember none of these has ever dominated a patriarchal one. The glory of God have left the west! therefore power is going somewhere else... that's why they have reprobate thinking! History will have it that "The great white men was defeated not by the strength of his enemies but by share stupidities of his children. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by pippimp(m): 10:13pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
orble: orble:The problem with you is the same problem most Nigerians have. You are uninformed, have zero imagination, re.tarded, archaic, with very low IQ. I will attempt to enlighten you breaking down your rubbish comments and showing you how s.tupid your post is. This i.diot has asked what if skirmishes happen between countries, who do we send? I would ask the fo.ol, don't you have women serving in the military already in every country in the world? What are their jobs? Is it not to fight? To answer your idiotic question; i would send both men and women to go fight. Why? Because they both have a stake in the country. What am i even saying. My Battalion commander is a woman. What would you do if you had to serve under her? You would refuse to fight abi? Get ready for a firing squad. What a mo.ron. Nowhere have i said to reverse roles but to treat each other as partners in a venture because to make it successful, they have to work together. There is a reason why Nigeria/Africa is the backward. What with people like you existing and worse breathing in it. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by orble: 10:26pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:It's you and your whole generation plus country is ret@rd, backwards, Moro.nic ... how dare you talk to our greater country like that! You are a soldier of a foreign nation and that make you an insurgent to me... see let me tell you there's nothing great war wise the Americans have accomplished since Vietnam. I'm praying for the we face you guys.. I'll personally put a bullet in you hand. Good for nothing gay people. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by revolt(m): 10:31pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:so why we're bilk of the soldiers that fought in Iraq men? any ways if ud wifes a cia agent , I'm sure she'll get pregnant someday and nurse kids. stop deceiving yourself a woman can't be a man neither can a man . There are men that cook very well doesn't still change fact women are naturally drawn to keeping the home. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by revolt(m): 10:33pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Pavore9:when she goes to her husband's place and refuses to submit cos of her childhood then her marriage most likely will suffer. single mother in the making . |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by pippimp(m): 10:35pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
revolt:Yes women are very maternal. But it does not mean they are glued to the home permanently. Like i said before, your perspective is that of a Nigerian who has not seen a different way and is used to the same thing. Move to an organized society and come and tell me this again. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by pippimp(m): 10:39pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
orble:Wait. Did you just refer to Nigeria as great? Are you high? Are you sure you are Nigerian? I need you to step outside right now and look around you. Take a deep breath, close your eyes, open them again and come back and re type your post. You are so used to suffering that it is now normal to you which is why you can open your mouth and call that cesspool great. What kind of people are these for God's sake? |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Nobody: 10:48pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
naijafeminist:I'm not speaking for feminist nor awon iyawo nylon bags. I speak for our mothers and grand mothers who exemplified and taught us the beauty in African culture. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Nobody: 10:52pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
neocortex:I'm not talking of awon Lagos iyawo nylon bags. The examples of our mothers and grand mothers speaks volumes. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Ken4Christ: 10:53pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
My contribution to the thread is this, 1. The husband is the head of the wife. I don't subscribe to the word master. It simply makes the women look like slaves. 2. The word husband simply means the male in the marriage union. 3. Sarah once called Abraham lord but there was an instance she advised Abraham and the Lord told Abraham to listen to Sarah. 4. Husbands are told to love their wives the way Christ loves the church. How did Christ loved the Church? He laid down his life. He did that first before we began to submit to him. A wife will not struggle to submit to a man that lay down his life for her. 5. The husband is only the domestic head of the wife but not the spiritual head. The wife has no obligation to submit to a husband whose instructions counters the word of God. 6. If there is disagreement on issues that are not directly spiritual in nature, the wish of the husband should prevail but he has to do it in love. For instance, number of kids he loves to have. The school he wants the kids to attend. etc. 7. Husband being the head doesn't necessarily mean he knows it all or more intelligent than the wife. My advice is marry someone you know very well and someone that shares common interest and opinions with you. You can't know anyone 100% but there should be some degree of knowledge such that there are things you can boast about what he or she can do or not do. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by orble: 10:58pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:Now who really myopically lowed IQ'ed guy ur mumuness knows no boundaries. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by orble: 11:00pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
pippimp:BTW Which country do u defend. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by djon78(m): 11:00pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Pavore9:In fact I think a man with money has less chance of finding a true wife. I have seen many cases where the man was well to do, had a lavish wedding, after some years and with child, financial storm came, he lost all, and guess what, he could not believe that the so called wife turned into a devil, messed him up, they later had a terrible divorce. Another guy was fortunate, he said it was when he lost his well, high paying job for 5 years he knew that he had a treasure of a wife. She was working, and end of the month, when she brings back her salary, she will give every thing to him, so that he will decide how they will use it. Some days she will wake him in the middle of the night, that she had a bad dream about him, and she will start comforting him that e go better. the guy said if not for his wife, he was on the brink of suicide. Many young people have never understood this life, crisis will always come, especially financial ones, woe betide you if you married the wrong woman, your eye go clear, because the misery will be much, but if you got the right one you will enjoy. also I think it is wise for guys not to use money in begging a woman when it comes to finding wife. If you front money, you may never know her true nature. dont be stingy, but sometimes withhold it to test her, although some sharp ones can decode, but all na God. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by vislabraye(m): 11:16pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
He made some good points, but then you begin to wonder if his ex wife was in subordinate . I'm reading in between the lines as well. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by MrMacinterchi1: 11:19pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
1stCitizen:Nice observation. That was not good one bit. it's quite misleading. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by vislabraye(m): 11:27pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
Seun:If you are a leader, then your followers are expected to submit to your leading. Being submissive in the first place means that the woman has a will of her own but chooses to do her husband's bidding. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by T5OM: 11:43pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
KingCheezyPuff:Hello troll. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Nobody: 11:45pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
T5OM:[color=#0099ff] you think I'm trollin'?Nah,if you did you'd call me allll the way out [/color] |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by T5OM: 11:49pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
KingCheezyPuff:Maybe. What brings you to the Religion Section? I'd have presumed you lean towards atheism or agnostics at best. |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by Nobody: 11:52pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
T5OM:[color=#9999ff]Christianity .uhm some1 mentioned me and I decided 2 stay and argue with a few of these males on this here topic.[/color] |
| Re: "Husband Means Master" - Chris Oyakhilome by T5OM: 11:56pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
KingCheezyPuff:You're a Christian? Surprising. Maybe you tag along with Christianity 'cause your family are Christians and not because you are convinced by its doctrines, no? |
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