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MuttleyLaff:
"Here is another slant to all this keeping a pound in a vault business.

1/ What is the goal of this 40 year old man with the idea of putting a dollar away in a vault, hmm?
2/ Does this man consider the impact of inflation on his buried and hidden away savings, hmm?
3/ Does he understand at all that the money hes put in the vault, is going to be eroded by inflation, hmm?
4/ Does he know there are better money saving ideas than hiding money away in a vault, hmm?
5/ Whats my #5 question again. Its skipped my mind. Sorry."
- Re: Paypal £100, Right Answer! by MuttleyLaff: 4:08am On Aug 09

Let's report the scam, so they can do an Obinwanne "Invictus" Okeke and the 80 Nigerians for a multimillion dollar internet scam indictment on this for us.

budaatum just ignored the inflation and reduced value of the saved money.

IamPlato:
Give The Answer In 50 words, dont Write Epistle

MuttleyLaff:
Stop frowning for Buda's sake Ranchhoddas
Dont you know it takes more muscles to frown than it takes to smile, erhn?

When there is a thousand and one reason to smile, why take 43 muscles to frown, when it only takes 17 muscles to make a smile
and let the other 26 muscles relax, hmm? Lighten up my friend, because man does not live by a Paypal £100 jackpot alone, just enjoy life, smile more, laugh more, and don't get so worked up over a measly Paypal £100 jackpot, erhn?

MuttleyLaff:
Yiimu and what an absolute non sequitur.

Hell will first have to freeze over before you'll even have a chance of getting a sniff at that jackpot

MuttleyLaff:
Are you trying hard too at being a snitch ni Ranchhoddas?

MuttleyLaff:
Some people, when about money, are excessively more tight-arsed than a virgin gay's person butt-hole

budaatum:
One barrier to coming up with the right answer, in this case, is the lack of use of personal experience. For some reason, many ignore their experience and disregard it's place where Wisdom is concerned

Instead of considering how Wisdom is acquired, most are like you, the Holy Spirit will bring it down from heaven like manna. You toil not but expect to eat despite the Lord thy God specifically [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis+3%3A17-19&version=NKJV]cursing[/url] that the lazy shall starve to death! Or is it not true anymore that a lack of knowledge is the cause of death?

We don't so much "make our intellect God", muttley, for our arrogance won't permit us, it appearing to show us the limits of our puny mind everytime we think too highly of ourselves. Which one of us after all has said, "Let there be light", and light is? What we do is understand God according to our intellect, with the idea of God as conceived by your own intellect different to the same God from the same text as conceived by the intellect of some. Is it not, afterall, the amount of intellectual work to gain an understanding that one has done that makes one's God have abominations and another's God love the abominable? Is the reason for argument on here not because we all have different understandings of God?

It is only the evildoer who benefits from the lack of use of intellect, for in the dark called ignorance does it get to promote its evil ways. Those with Intellect, it being the proper use of the senses, the 'science of living', the 'Jesus Christ', might understand that education is the mud that opens the eyes, which without, one can not turn the other cheek

There was a reason you were excluded from the paypal, muttley. You may refer back to your first answer and perhaps see why. 4 pages later, in a thread of "Thou shalt not create graven images", the lesson remains unlearned.

Those who understand, as I said, do "not go about creating graven images of God with [their] puny intellect as if it was watching from high on a mountain". "Those who store wealth in moth proof vaults from birth as suggested do not use their stored up wealth to create graven images because they and their intellect serve the Lord."

You are not "curious to learn", muttley. You already assume to know it all and are too afraid to learn, and typically, you accuse the twig in my eye with the forest in yours.

MuttleyLaff:
Really grinding away. The hustle is real. Guess he thinks he needs the dough more than I do, thats why.

MuttleyLaff:
Whats the wisdom limit in jaywalking across a busy 26-lane highway? What's the wisdom limit in driving your car during operational hours, in BRT lanes in Lagos, hmm?

budaatum:
Someone said that? I hope I commended them! The Hebrew is the second commandment.

Jedidiah was indeed a young king when he asked God for wisdom (why the adjectives, by the way?). I've always wondered that only the wise ask for wisdom, and then he goes and commits three grave errors of coveting wives, horses and gold, foreign ones at that!

Weird behaviour indeed!

Petersamuel8:
I wanted to subscribe for Night browsing, Thank God I changed my mind I would've wasted #25

budaatum:
And thus, well done, hard working Hoddas Sir, did you work out the meaning of לֹא-תַעֲשֶׂה לְךָ פֶסֶל, וְכָל-תְּמוּנָה that came out of the MoG.

^ref

Now, with the second in mind, though I confess to yet seeing how specifically loving my Lord my God with all my heart and soul and being, I must add, and mind and my neighbour too, equates to being in receipt of wisdom, still, let it be assumed that all agents are wise though we have not yet clarified how they got wise.

How much wiseness would be in a wise vault of a wise 40 year old who put in a wise pound every wise month they lived wisely?

The revelation should eliminate the zero wise pound people who make saving seem like devil worship instead of school fees.

bizzibodi:
I thought exercise profit nothing.

ubunja:
ranch she knows she's the only girl I have liked on NL for a long time. I never hide it. I like her. She and that loud virgin Amatarasha. But I like Maria more.

Used to also like Kimbraa but she's now a raging feminist going by GrabHisBalls. I had to cancel her.

budaatum:
Ecclesiastes 2:26 is the more relevant one. At least as far as the question asked goes. The "fear" in Proverbs 1:7 should perhaps be "revere", or "love the Lord" even, though it might depend on the abundance of the heart of the person whether they need to fear, revere, or love the Lord. And James, or rather, Jacob, his rightful Jewish name, would mean a lot when he says "ask God". Which hardly answers the question on, which with a little thought, was, "How does one ask God for wisdom and knowledge"? Or rather, what is it that one must do for God to give one wisdom and knowledge? A question you rightly answer with "Please God" in Ecclesiastes 2:26.

I believe it would be remiss of me not to follow in the steps of one who asked, "and what shall I do to enter the Kingdom of God", for it implies the Kingdom of the Wise with assumptions of worthiness. So I'll ask the question more relevant to my status.

How, please, hoddas, do I go about pleasing God?

MariaLavina:
The way you watch me jump on all ubunja things , one will think you are a jealous fan

MariaLavina:
And they keep murdering love everyday..


The loveless era has just begun!

Lionhearted:
I don't want to take the shine off the Op by stating where. You can let me send to your mail if you want right now.

Title and author. Then testify here. And free of course.

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Lionhearted:
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budaatum:
Solomon the "peaceful" and "friend of God" is my most admired person in Scripture. From the abundance of his own heart he asked for wisdom and knowledge, and:

God said to Solomon, “Since this is your heart’s desire and you have not asked for wealth, possessions or honor, nor for the death of your enemies, and since you have not asked for a long life but for wisdom and knowledge to govern my people over whom I have made you king, therefore wisdom and knowledge will be given you. And I will also give you wealth, possessions and honor, such as no king who was before you ever had and none after you will have.”

Reminds me why I don't pray. It would after all be odd to go "Lord, give me knowledge and wisdom", all the time as if it would drop down like manna from heaven.

What work does one do to be given or to attain wisdom and knowledge, Hoddas?

budaatum:
The plenty work? I wonder.

Well, lets perhaps not jump ahead of ourselves now, I'm not exactly wealthy, it's why I raised my summer fund with this thread.

"Wealth", that which would be treasure that is stored where moths don't eat it, is for those who do the work and have treasure to store, and if it truly is treasure, and would be shared, it ought to "bring them (that receive of it) to the right understanding of wealth, its uses and methods of acquisition", or the treasure is in vain, and doesn't do whatever it says treasure ought to do which is, enrich

I guess the next question, worker hoddas, is, what enriches? But I know you work. I seen you working.
So lets start with, what is the work?
.

budaatum:
The above, in fact sounds like Platonism's "Form of the Good", the "Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect" Christianity, the goal of the Philosopher King who reigns in heaven, those who would be the Messiah of the world and not that of everybody else who is ruled or waiting to be saved.

I can't help think Christians are meant to learn to bear their own cross first before helping remove the twig from the eyes of others. Or can those with forests in their eye bear the cross of another? Are there not even some who go about, some intentionally some mistakenly, planting forests in their own and other people's eye instead of pruning branches?

Though Paul can't help his mysticism and the Word lieth not. The issue is, why give my wealth to lazy manna people?

Is it not true anymore that sowers reap?

Must more blood be shed for salvation?

Please note that my explanatorys so far constitute clues to the right answer, which, going by my reckoning, leaves a token sum for anyone who gets the answer right. I'll double it for ingenuity. Meanwhile, here's a rich man who might feed the starving. As for buda, you all have brains. If you used it you will be blessed. And the work is plenty but the workers few.

IamPlato:
If By saying "Pound" you Mean "Intellect"...

Who Saves Up Intelligence without Using It? Then It Dries up Of Cause...

MuttleyLaff:
My dearest friend, my guy Ranchhoddas, is working hard for the money, very hard for the money. No relenting whatsoever

budaatum:
Thank you. A question. The unfaithful servant hid his master's wealth and put it not to profit. My hypothetical person just had a pound put in a vault every month and not where it would be stolen or eaten by moths. Where are they similar?

One more question. Why should one use one's treasure and talents "for the benefit of others"? Let me shout this please, Why, Ranchhonddas should anyone use their talents for the benefit of others? Do those others include the lazy modafuqas yelling, "Crucify him"? Should one be the messiah?

Pardon my shouting, its shock.

GJulius:
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