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real22: don't see this as a argument but see it like we are trying to learn.Sorry just seeing your reply. Well the law span a whole areas of the Jewish daily life. They are in categories, singling out just 5 as requested will do us no good. You can still make your point regarding what you may have in mind. @real22 (for life) see the categories below: - the Ten Commandments - Moral laws - on murder, theft, honesty, adultery, etc. - Social laws - on property, inheritance, marriage and divorce, - Food laws - on what is clean and unclean, on cooking and storing food. - Purity laws - on menstruation, seminal emissions, skin disease and mildew, etc. - Feasts - the Day of Atonement, Passover, Feast of Tabernacles, Feast of Unleavened Bread, Feast of Weeks etc. - Sacrifices and offerings - the sin offering, burnt offering, whole offering, heave offering, Passover sacrifice, meal offering, wave offering, peace offering, drink offering, thank offering, dough offering, incense offering, red heifer, scapegoat, first fruits, etc. - Instructions for the priesthood and the high priest including tithes ( the part I love).- Instructions regarding the Tabernacle, and which were later applied to the Temple in Jerusalem, including those concerning the Holy of Holies containing the Ark of the Covenant (in which were the tablets of the law, Aaron's rod, the manna). Instructions and for the construction of various altars. |
Gombs: And others weren't smart enough to do irrigation from their wells? Even wells they collected from Isaac?I do understand, they may possibly be others smart enough to do irrigation then, but their plants may not do well. Remember these sayings: where others say there is a casting down, you will say there is a lifting up. Two persons doing the same thing may not necessarily receive the same result. If God's favour is on you; you may well be better positioned than others. |
Also consider the following verses: Gen 26:18-19 And Isaac digged again the wells of water... And Isaac's servants digged in the valley, and found there a well of springing water. Gen 26:21-22 And they digged another well... And he removed from thence, and digged another well... Gen 26:25 And he built an altar there, and called upon the name of the LORD, and pitched his tent there: and there Isaac's servants digged a well. Gen 26:32 And it came to pass the same day, that Isaac's servants came, and told him concerning the well which they had digged, and said unto him, We have found water. |
Dapsy70sk: Simple, he did irrigation, dug wellsGreat.... In the Word of God, Egypt is always a type of the world. Repeatedly we are admonished throughout the Word of God not to go to the world, nor depend on the world for our deliverance when things are tough. Yet this seems to be exactly what Abraham did during the time of famine. I have never heard one preacher or teacher give a plausible explanation of this apparent contradiction concerning Abraham. Abraham went down to Egypt during the time of famine and God blessed him there to the point that Abraham returned to Canaan a very rich man. It seems to contradict every other teaching regarding reliance upon the world system taught in the Word of God. Thank God for the Holy Ghost, our Teacher. Remember, it is not by formula that we prosper, but rather by finding out the plan of God for each generation and flowing with that plan. God wanted Abraham to go to Egypt because He wanted Abraham to see something there. Notice that during all of these famines, Egypt nearly always had excess crops. Why? Egypt is a very arid land and seldom receives sufficient rainfall to produce good harvests. The Egyptians had long since mastered the art of irrigation. The land of Egypt was blessed with the Nile River, which has it's headwaters deep in the mountains of Africa. Drought in Egypt did not affect the Nile because the source of its flow was in Africa. God wanted Abraham to observe how the Egyptians irrigated their crops. You could put it this way: While Abraham was in Egypt he had the opportunity to observe the "cutting edge" of technology regarding crop irrigation in an arid land. I am sure, to Abraham, this technology was interesting but he could see no application for it in the land of Canaan. After all, Canaan had no Nile River from which to irrigate, and you certainly cannot use saltwater from the Dead Sea nor the Ocean. |
real22: why all this argument Jesus Himself made it clear in matt 23:23 not to leave the tithe undone. 23 Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone.The law was still in effect as long as Jesus was alive physically then. God seeking worshippers of spirit and truth is also applicable to money. No compulsion needed. Let your committment be to God and God alone. If He put it in your mind to give all; give all. The way we give gifts or money to our parents to some of us who have gotten to that state without expecting anything in return but done with joy and excitement, should also be replicated when we give towards the things of God. The over emphasy on tithing has made our motives of giving criminal. Thank God, He knows the motives of the hearts of men. We have just turned this whole thing to kalo kalo. |
The commentator is very wicked. He said this is the type of score line that can turn any grey hair white. This indeed is a basket case. |
Dereformer: Please explain Deutronomy 14: 22-26 to me. Pleasemy exact thought. In the verses above down to verse 29, you can see the exact mindset of God concerning tithe. From the verses, you could see clearly that God instructed the Isrealites to eat the tithe in His presence. In another portion in Deutronomy or Numbers; I cannot place the chapters now, God instructed the Isrealites to sell their tithe if the temple is far away from where they live, and if they get to the temple, they are at liberty to buy whatever their heart desires and eat it in His presence. I just look forward to the day, members in churches would be told to buy whatever they desire with the 10% of their income and eat it in God's presence in the church. What has been established over time in chuches is guilt giving. People should allow themselves to be led by the spirit to give. If you have a conviction today to give your whole salary in support of what the spirit put in your heart to do, God is able to make all sufficiency available. |
Gombs: Simple... the covenant God had with Abraham....same is at work in the new creation todayPlease can you expand it further? How did the convenant make Isaac's own farmland to produce so well in the absence of rain during a famine? |
Why was it not made clear how God performed this miracle? Was it actually a miracle? Lets get interactive and learn something new today, for some of us who may not know. |
Gen 26:12 Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him. You may have been taught that this passage means, 'give bigger offerings to God when things are tough'. Was this what Isaac did? It is critical to point out that this is not a formula. Hearing God's voice and flowing with his overall plan for each generation is critical. Famine was occurring in Canaan during Isaac's day just like it had in his father Abraham's. No doubt his thinking went something like this; "We are in famine. My father Abraham fled to Egypt during famine and God blessed him there. If I flee to Egypt, God will bless me there." Isaac was following in his father's footsteps when the Lord appeared to him in the city of Gerar. Up to this point, Isaac was going by formula. But when the Lord appeared to him, he said He did not want Isaac to go to Egypt, but rather to stay in Canaan and the Lord promised to bless him there (where famine was raging). The Lord was doing a different thing in Isaac's day than Abraham's and it was critical to flow with His plan. The same is true for every generation. How did God caused Isaac's crops to grow during the famine when nobody else's would. Obviously, there was no rain. That's what was causing the famine. Did God cause it to rain only on Isaac's crops and nowhere else? Or, did He miraculously cause his crops to grow without rain at all? What did God do or prompted Isaac to do? Bible Student Oya! |
Maybe you've seen on TV: Some preachers promise that if you follow their teachings, and give money to their ministries, that God will make you rich. In fact, some folks preach about money so much that they can make you think that the only reason to follow God is that He will make you wealthy if you do. Spend enough time talking about God and money, and you’re bound to encounter these ideas. Collectively, they’re known as the “Prosperity Gospel,” and they can be incredibly polarizing. Some Christians stake their entire financial lives around the teachings of prosperity preachers. Others can’t stand the sight of these guys, and denounce them as heretics. And many people outside of the Kingdom of God use prosperity preachers to make a case that all of Christianity is a fraud. So, where is the truth in all of this? After all, God does say in His word that He wants us to prosper. And yet, the teachings of prosperity preachers often smack of hair grease and smarmy platitudes. So what should you really believe? Start with this: The word of God is absolute, but the Gospel is more than money. In general, I take a pretty cautious view of the Prosperity Gospel. It’s not that the Bible doesn't teach prosperity; it’s just that it teaches us so much more than that. The great failing of the Prosperity Gospel is that it reduces Christianity to an investment scheme or a financial transaction. Much of the substance of prosperity teachings is based on principles that are actually found in scripture. God is a good father who knows how to give good gifts to his children. God promises to bless those of us who give to His Kingdom. And if we’re faithful to follow God’s commandments and precepts, He will instruct us in paths that lead to prosperity. Unfortunately, too many prosperity teachings twist these principles, take them out of context or blow them out of proportion. Some people teach that simply by following God, we are destined for riches. Others say that if we want financial prosperity, we simply need to exercise the correct level of faith to “name it and claim it.” Still others suggest that we can reach prosperity by simply giving to their ministries, or by always blessing others. All too often, these preachers neglect to teach what the Bible says about financial responsibility, stewardship, wisdom, character, diligence and hard work. Not everything that a prosperity teacher says is wrong. You have to draw your own conclusions on that, using the word of God as your guide to evaluate the things that you hear. But the point been made here is this: Beware of anyone that boils the Gospel down to money. Because the Gospel is so much more than that. You can’t buy salvation, and salvation doesn't guarantee you money. In the New Testament, there were rich Christians and poor Christians. And while early church leaders like Paul did teach people to be generous and wise with their money, they were much more concerned with seeing the Kingdom of God grow larger than seeing its members grow wealthier. What is the Gospel about? It’s about the fact that we were created by a God that loves us, but our own rebellion and sin separated us from Him. It’s about the fact that He chose to take on human flesh, to live on Earth with us and to experience our sufferings. It’s about the fact that He lived a perfect life, and yet died a criminal’s death in our stead. It’s about the fact that He overcame death, rising again from the grave, and conquered sin so that all of us might be reunited to Him. The Gospel isn't about making poor men rich; it’s about making dead men live. If you believe that God has called you to a life of prosperity, then be encourage to work hard, give generously and model godly prosperity in everything that you do. But remember, you weren't saved by your money, and God didn't save you to make you wealthy. He saved you because He loves you. The Gospel is about the love of our Father and the great lengths that He went to in order to bring us back to Him. You can’t put a price on the value of a human soul, and you can’t attach an amount to the power of the Gospel. Anyone who tries isn't really preaching the Gospel at all. |
A monkey took my phone, climbed up the tree and after reading the story fell off the tree and started bleeding profusely from both eyes. What NONSENSE. |
Looks like Sunday Olishe back them. What ever the case, we all have old pictures. If you take up your old pictures of some years back and realized you have not had any significant improvement from the way you were looking back then, then you need to take a look at yourself again. It's called CHANGE. We all undergo one form of change or the other. |
it may interest us to know that the lady is popularly called 'lady P' whose stock in trade was to seduce elderly men into sex romps. It was reported that she love hearing the elderly scream in estasy. This girl dey craze o! |
which kind wickedness you and your girl dey do so. Why you no go marry her. If you get to hear say another man wound continously for one month your wife you intend to marry, how you feel? Una no try atall, am sure you dey call am enjoyment now. If na true you talk, that girl no go tey for that marriage. Wicked girl without conscience, inshort two of una no get conscience. Na wetin dey inside this sex self, e no tire una to dey do continously? Una go wound o! |
simplyOJ: Just may be this particular "Kpekus" is well wired up with serious barb wire around her waist. Baba no look well before he take the challenge.
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kokoA: Ah Baba you fall my hand o.. 75 isn't that old naw. My grandpa been still dey fire kpekus at 75 and nothing do am.Just may be this particular "Kpekus" is well wired up with serious barb wire around her waist. Baba no look well before he take the challenge. |
Pedro JP: serves him right. Someone that life has taken much better part of him daring a young vibrant machine ![]() Pedro JP: serves him right. Someone that life has taken much better part of him daring a young vibrant machineI love the part you said DARING A YOUNG VIBRANT MACHINE. You no go kill person. Its just like comparing the speed of bettle car and a range rover sport. Wicked! |
The great GrandPa that is suppose to advise the young woman about illicit sex is here boasting he can take her on. Shebi he don relocate. |
A 75-year-old man, Ogueshi Nwoye, resident in Ogbesuwe quarters in Asaba, Delta State, slumped and died at the weekend after an alleged marathon sex with a 21-year-old female school dropout at the same quarters. According to Leadership Newspaper sources as reported in their today's daily, Ogueshi Nwoye was challenged to a sex bout by the 21 year old girl after parting with N5000, a situation that led both into some rounds of wicked sex, which left the man gasping for breath afterwards. He slumped and was rushed to a near-by hospital where he was confirmed dead on arrival. It was gathered that the young woman is at large presently. |
I cant really explain it, the Police choose to be dirty. They just cannot take care of themselves. Na only them get Barrack? Go and check other security agents barracks and compare it to that of Police. If you even give them vehicles, they would so mis-use it that you wont believe such vehicles were handed to them just some few weeks back. I had to travel with some of them in company of my former boss's wife; o boy when I had to go round when we were settled to ensure that the hotel rooms they were lodged in were comfortable, I was welcomed with some serious dangerous stench from their already pulled boots, stockings and boxers and to make matter worse, the blinds where closed and the AC on, I had to quickly excuse myself before person collapse. |
As the soldier take love him wife and beat the conductor to death, he should know that the conductor may also have been someones husband, father, brother and cousin. All these intimidation by our armed and uniformed security agents against un-armed civilians should stop. Which kind wickedness be this self, if he wan show power make him to join WWF nah. |
ba7man: I always say "You attract the behaviour you exhibit".would'nt agree more. We are just so.....so suspicious of ourselves and never see anything good about our country. But I am also amazed at how most Foreigners I have come in contact with seems so at home here in Nigeria, while we Nigerians are busy relocating. |
Why are Nigerians so haunted down anywhere we go, especially among our African brothers. We have been labelled criminals and drug pushers. Dont crime exist elsewhere in greater proportion? Lend your voice here. |
2ndOGA: Suarez this thing go turn to fight o. Score naw.O boy cool down nah, no allow Suarez go bite person again o! |
Na Liverpool find trouble, anything them see, they called for it. |
I can only say, Religion became an OPIUM for him. |
A Federal High Court gave a sentence on the matter some weeks ago ordering the re-opening of the Wonder-Land and Amigo supermarket both in Abuja. The court has given the owner a clean bill of health and convicted another involved in the crime to a life jail sentence. If you must complain, take it to the court. |
The driver should know better. Those areas are security threat; if you as a driver tries to play smart, you may not live to tell the story. My heart goes to the departed. |
plaetton: Sorry, You see, we don't share your delusions with you.well living free is a personal decision we all take based on a deeper understanding of what the person believes in. If you are an atheist, good for you. Talking down on others donot make your believe more superior. A practicing believer of Jesus is only afraid because its a decision he or she has taken. Daniel says for those who know their God shall be strong and do exploit. A beleiver in Jesus who knows his onions is likened to a rock being hit by a huge storm and remains unshaken. Take it or leave it. |
At old age, he will know how far.... |
Walai. Ojuju don meet Calabar ![]() |
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