Christianity Etc › Re: Did The Bible Or God Forbids Gambling? by Sibrah: 5:42am On Mar 31, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: God is the one who makes the Law and He is the Law and according to the Law, Jesus Christ, Gambling is not a Sin. 
That you choose to believe it bad for you, does not then mean it is indeed bad for everyone else.  Keep shut and get wisdom. It is bad and as good as a sin. It is motivates by same thing that drives greed and remember God kooks at the heart so gambling is officially a sin. Anything done without faith is sin. Gambling is a 100% faithless venture and therefore a sin. |
Politics › Re: Governor Zulum Shares ₦325m and Food to 100,000 Households in Monguno by Sibrah: 5:38am On Mar 31, 2021 |
Isn't this the ultimate aim of Nigeria? To take money from the south and share to all? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Did The Bible Or God Forbids Gambling? by Sibrah: 5:35am On Mar 31, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Gambling is not listed as a sin anywhere in the Bible... not even in the Teachings of Jesus Christ Himself, so it is not a sin to those of the New Covenant either. Gambling is bad. It stops productive activity and engages wealth transfer without product and service exchange. It is exactly like armed robbery but is done mutually and randomly. Something that's bad for all humans irrespective of their involvement in gambling. |
Politics › Re: Amaechi: We Begged Niger Republic To Construct Railway For Them by Sibrah: 5:26am On Mar 31, 2021 |
This is worse than PDP by a factor of 10. |
Politics › Re: Garba Shehu: Buhari Is Internet Savvy, He Can Work From Anywhere by Sibrah: 5:23am On Mar 31, 2021 |
Then why is everything crumbling under him? Yahoo president. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Does Performing Miracles Make A Pastor Original? by Sibrah: 5:21am On Mar 31, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: By their fruits you will know them. They are quite easy to spot if you know what to look out for.  Another active agent of darkness has spoken. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Does Performing Miracles Make A Pastor Original? by Sibrah: 5:19am On Mar 31, 2021 |
chatinent: You are wise. I must confess. The kingdom of God is preached and every man presses. It isn't forced upon you. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 1:33pm On Mar 23, 2021 |
Logic007: I am.
Christianity held back science. Held back women. Held back gay rights.
Women and gays are human beings that still contribute to the economy.
Did Christianity not persecute scientists back in the early ages? How did religion hold back science? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 1:31pm On Mar 23, 2021 |
Standing5: Maybe other religions though. Christianity isn't applicable to the above. Virtually all top scientist are Christians. So there are no Buddhist scientists around making waves? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 1:30pm On Mar 23, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Jesus Christ never installed any of His followers over others. He commanded against that. He also never commanded your churches as you have them today. So this man, a reverend, is likely a part of the problem he talks about. Kobojunkie: Jesus Christ never installed any of His followers over others. He commanded against that. He also never commanded your churches as you have them today. So this man, a reverend, is likely a part of the problem he talks about. If he didn't install some people over others then why did he say some people should feed his sheep's? Maybe you will say Jesus was a Fulani herdsman. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 12:44pm On Mar 21, 2021*. Modified: 1:34pm On Mar 23, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Religion is the major problem in Nigeria - corruption, racism/tribalism, and the lot now hide behind religion. And until religion, the issue is dealt with, I don't see Nigeria moving forward in any way other than population. Even you end up confessing that a lot of evil(corruption, racism, tribalism) now hide behind religion. If civil servants hide behind their educational backgrounds to perpetrate corruption do we now say education is evil or a problem? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 12:40pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Does a "moderate" Reverend not collect tithes and offerings on a regular basis from those who he installed himself as master over? 
You tell me, what in the world is a "moderate" Christian?  How do they install themselves? What I understand is acceptance of a prophet's ministry and not installation over followers of Christ. If they do install themselves indeed then church will be like barracks or have unit like barrack with hefty chested men and armoury to effect these installations. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Number Cause Of Poverty In Africa- Reverend Mwabazi by Sibrah: 12:37pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
Misplaced priority would have been a better culprit for poverty. Religion alleviates it when done well. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Satan Should Just Repent And Let Them Be Peace by Sibrah: 12:35pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
He is stuck in the spirit realm where he cannot ask for it again. That's why you need to make amends as a living soul on earth. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Starts N50 Billion 106,000 Capacity World Record Church This Week by Sibrah: 12:30pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
MufasaLion: Ignorant sheep of the "Fellowsheep". I'm not replying you anymore!. Go and "Worsheep" And you nko? "Warsheeping" as a "warsheep" for the devil right? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Starts N50 Billion 106,000 Capacity World Record Church This Week by Sibrah: 12:19pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
MufasaLion: The church doesn't own the road but the road is the only way he his followers can get yo his church and pay their tithe. So if he should patner with government concerning the road is it a bad idea?. Must everything be business? Govt has refused partnership from the church, industries and private individuals. Stop talking what you do not know about recklessly. Also, the church has never been a business but a place set up for ministering spiritual things into people of God. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Starts N50 Billion 106,000 Capacity World Record Church This Week by Sibrah: 12:13pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
joinnow: why can't he use the billions to build a manufacturing company at least it will reduce unemployment over there. His calling is ministry among others but doesn't include industry. There are people called into industry too by God. The key is let all men answer to their calling and not appealing to some men to disobey their calling. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo Starts N50 Billion 106,000 Capacity World Record Church This Week by Sibrah: 12:09pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
How true? |
Crime › Re: I Took To Kidnapping Because My Cattle Business Required Too Much Work—bandit by Sibrah: 12:05pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
Lies He has been coached on what to say to help drive home the plan for actualization of govt sponsored Ruga. |
Crime › Re: How Bad Roads & Potholes Serve As Gateways To Kidnappers’ Dens by Sibrah: 12:02pm On Mar 21, 2021 |
It baffles me how a road of 50 km will be having just few pot holes spanning less than a Kilometres but will remain unattended to for so long. |
Politics › Re: DISCOs Now Selling FG’s Free Meters, Consumers Allege by Sibrah: 11:56am On Mar 21, 2021 |
If corruption has refused to move an inch under Buhari then we are in for a long thing in this part of the world. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Are All Sins Equal? by Sibrah: 11:31am On Mar 21, 2021 |
All sins are sins and destroy but some are greater than the other in magnitude according to the circumstances they manifested through. Sexual sins are against the body for example. There is also sin referred to as great sin in the Bible. |
Politics › Re: John Enenche Counters United Nations’ Claim Of 110 Farmers Killed In Borno' by Sibrah: 3:11pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
iamjavadem: WHy are people making up figures, whats wrong with having the right figures? So only males go to farm right? What happened to the females? I go with UN. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians To Own N5m Solar Systems At N4000 Monthly by Sibrah: 1:07pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
ivandragon: It's not a bad move.
However, the repayment cost is too high especially since it seems designed to serve those in rural areas where, more often than not, the very poor people stay.
If repayment should be reduced to #2000 or the repayment period spread over a longer duration so the repayment costs will be less... N4000 times 12months times 3 years is N144k. That isn't too much in my opinion. People charge their gadgets for around N50(don't know the exact price now) in some of these locations. N50 times 10 charge a month is N500. |
Politics › Re: John Enenche Counters United Nations’ Claim Of 110 Farmers Killed In Borno' by Sibrah: 12:58pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
Always disputing figures. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Military Blames Civilians For Northeast Insecurity, Attacks On Troops by Sibrah: 12:56pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
In other nations the military faces intruders, in Nigeria they face civilians. |
Politics › Re: The First Communist Take Over - Joeseph's Egypt by Sibrah: 12:08pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
ImadeUReadThis: But this policy saw to drastic food shortages across the known world which depended heavily on Egyprian food exports .
It was classic collectivism that only saw to the Jews being elevated in Egypt. They stored their excess. If those who depended on them had used that window of Egyptian export shortfall to plant, they would have been better placed to navigate the scarcity. |
Politics › Re: How My Two Sons Were Slaughtered By Boko Haram In My Presence - Abubakar Yunus by Sibrah: 12:01pm On Nov 30, 2020 |
Garba says you and your sons didn't get permit to go and farm in your ancestral land. Take heart. |
Politics › Re: The First Communist Take Over - Joeseph's Egypt by Sibrah: 11:57am On Nov 30, 2020 |
TheDevilIsALai: Manufacture a catastrophic threat be it a pandemic, drought, climate change or war and you have your perfect excuse to effect a Heggelian Dialectic take-over.
The case of Joeseph is the earliest recorded Communist take over of a Nation citing an imaginery threat.
By way of dream interpretation pandering to the superstition of the Pharaoh, Joeseph was able to institute a drastic shift in the ancient Egyptian society.
Grain seizures where instituted for 7yrs straight - a classic hallmark of a Communist take over. This would surely have had an adverse effect on the Egyptian economy as grain prices would have risen astronaumically and factoring that Egypt was a major food exporter in the region and up to the Levante, this would surely have affected the wider economy.
But was there a drought as recorded in the Hebrew Bible?
To answer this you first have to know Egypt is usually described by meteorologists as a place with no weather but only climate. The rich banks of the Nile was the first place where artificial irrigation was developed. Ancient Egyptian agarian practices where never dependent on rain-fed irrigation rather the egyptians diverted the Nile by digging ditches to irrigate their fields. This system of irrigation ensured a near year long planting season which made Egypt the food basket of the then known world up till the Roman times. So even if there was to be a drought it would have had to be a significant drop in the Nile level owimg to significant failure of rains in the Ethiopian high grounds but this has never happened in the entire recorded history of the Nile.
So with a fake science like clinate change which same Jews are using today with their Jewish brat, Greta ThurnBERG to alter society, Joeseph was able to impoverish the masses of Egypt with heavy grain tax, drastically cut earnings from exports as that would have been banned, which summarily led to a drastic shortfall in grain supply in the Levante and surtondings thereby enforcing the drought myth.
At the end, Pharaoh became the most powerful man in the region as he used the grain blockade to drive his own diplomatic agenda and expansion in the region. As for Joeseph, he became head of the Silos and had power to deny or grant any one access to the king's grain.
Joeseph will later use his position to get his siblings to be settled comfortably in Egypt. Grain storage isn't grain seizure. It was a revelation of God's imminent interruption of one of the key ingredient of nature that propelled the aggressive farming and storage. |
Politics › Re: The First Communist Take Over - Joeseph's Egypt by Sibrah: 11:52am On Nov 30, 2020 |
Oga, communist or no communist, one thing kept the system going and that was production supported by proper storage. We are not set up to produce effectively and competitively. No amount of communism or socialism can navigate that. You don't produce, you have nothing. |
Celebrities › Re: Krystal Okeke Joins Nollywood, Stars In 'Daughters Of The Throne' (Photos) by Sibrah: 11:47am On Nov 30, 2020 |
Where is Nollywood office? I may know one or two persons who may want to join. |
Agriculture › Re: Nigeria Heading For Famine Due To Boko Haram Killings — Kaduna Farmers by Sibrah: 11:46am On Nov 30, 2020 |
So BH is officially in Kaduna or they just want to inflate their produce? |