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PDP wins in my polling unit. Gowon Estate, Egbeda, Alimosho LGA, Lagos *Gowon Estate G- South Polling Unit 051* *House of Reps* PDP - 87 APC - 80 PPC - 1 AAC - 1 ANN - 1 ADC - 9 Void - 6 *Senate* PDP - 87 APC - 75 AD - 2 ADC - 5 AAC - 3 ADP - 2 Void - 11 *Presidential Results* PDP - 86 APC - 80 ANN - 1 ADC - 1 AAC - 2 Void - 15 |
PDP wins it all in my polling unit at Gowon Estate, Egbeda, Lagos *Gowon Estate G- South Polling Unit 051* *House of Reps* PDP - 87 APC - 80 PPC - 1 AAC - 1 ANN - 1 ADC - 9 Void - 6 *Senate* PDP - 87 APC - 75 AD - 2 ADC - 5 AAC - 3 ADP - 2 Void - 11 *Presidential Results* PDP - 86 APC - 80 ANN - 1 ADC - 1 AAC - 2 Void - 15 |
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SIMPLYkush:She's a married woman na....and has always behaved herself creditably in the industry. So don't say what you don't know jor. |
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Best TV Series was This Is It by Dolapo Adeleke (Lowla Dee)...we all saw it live on TV so @OP u need to correct that. |
princeade86:He probably dubbed an old article, at least a year old. |
thatigboman:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/5949451/psg-dani-alves-successful-coupe-de-la-ligue-trophy/amp/ TROPHY HUNTER PSG star Dani Alves becomes most successful player in football history as Coupe de La Ligue triumph is 36th trophy of his career Brazilian overtakes Maxwell's medal haul, winning with Brazil, Sevilla, Barcelona, Juventus and now French giants, PSG. DANI ALVES has become the most successful footballer in history following Paris Saint-Germain’s Coupe de la Ligue triumph over Monaco. The Brazilian, 35, now has 36 trophies, overtaking compatriot Maxwell, who he had gone level with after winning the French Super Cup in August. http://www.sportbible.com/football/news-reactions-dani-alves-becomes-the-most-decorated-footballer-in-history-20180416.amp.html Dani Alves Becomes The Most Decorated Footballer In History |
footballflaver:Old article, Dani Alves tops that list now. Imagine them referring to CR7 as a 4-time Ballon d'or winner...this gives the article away as old. Would post a link of Dani Alves now. Here it is. Besides guys like Messi, Iniesta and CR7 have added to their titles since last year. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/5949451/psg-dani-alves-successful-coupe-de-la-ligue-trophy/amp/ |
pelicanbeau:You court your man-to-be for a long time, and discover he is no good. You leave him and court another for a long time, and discover he has some of these issues, and then you leave to court yet another man for a long time...and the cycle continues....Do you think it's by the length of courtship that you will know all the vices of someone? |
TayehJiboluwa:Wow, thanks a lot for this. At some point I was confused if i was being called into ministry or not, whether to leave my large church for a smaller one (cos I was attending one of these mega churches then...etc... Thanks once again. May God's grace multiply in your life and ministry. |
@TayehJiboluwa Ok, i had a dream or would i say vision some years ago. I scribbled it down. Here it is. Kindly help me with the interpretation as i'm not exactly sure about its meaning. March 10, 2013 (About 2.00am) at home (Night Vision/Dream) As I was walking along the road/street in daylight, I saw two people seated on chairs and gisting. As I passed by them, all of a sudden I started ascending, my legs left the ground and I was quite scared. They looked at me skeptically to know what sort of trick I was using. Meanwhile I kept ascending (levitating), and at the same time afraid I was going to fall. As I ascended to the point where my legs where at the level of the roof of a bungalow, I could see the top of roofs of buildings around, and the roof of a quite small church some metres away and in between buildings. Suddenly, a big cross of our Lord Jesus Christ started rising up from the roof of the church levitating like an elevator, till its full length was visible, and it was higher in altitude than my position. Immediately, a strong beam of light shone from the cross and into my heart. The light was as pure as crystal blue. It shone and beamed completely/converged into my heart. At that point my arms were spread wide (180 degrees apart), I was in awe and I was very terrified. In the midst of the fear, I woke up; and then prayed.
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brodalokie:I don't see anything but pure derailment and invitation into needless debates premised on faulting/judging ideologies... |
brodalokie:This is pure derailment of the topic and question you asked, which I followed up with |
brodalokie:Maybe u can start by telling me what Israel represents, where they stand now, and how we come in... In this program, u said there's tithing. Really? 10% under grace? I have said I was baptized...yes by immersion, over 20yrs ago sef. Thing is, as Christians, many of us are ignorant. But we learn everyday. |
brodalokie:Yes I have. Spirit-filled if I may add...lol. U? And what's your point in asking? |
brodalokie:Of course I am...you? |
OkaiCorne:He's simply innocently ignorant. |
Jews Do Not Tithe Today Read and ListenThankfully, Jewish theologians know better than their Christian counterparts. They are well aware that only Levites have the right to receive tithe of the people. After all, the Jewish leaders have the Old Testament as their Scripture and that’s what it commands. And since there is no Temple in existence (and consequently no ordained Levites or Priests serving in a Temple), then a major factor in fulfilling the laws of tithing does not exist in our modern world. In regard to this, it may be profitable to relate an event that happened to me over thirty–five years ago when I was just starting to study theology in college. A letter had been given to me for answering. It was from a woman who heard that modern Jews were not tithing. She wanted to know whether the information was true, and if so, why the Jews seemingly violated the plain laws of the Bible which spoke of tithing as a law to be obeyed? Having read the letter, I began to share her concern. To resolve the matter I telephoned three rabbis in the Los Angeles area for their explanation. Much to my dismay, all three independently of each other informed me that no religious Jew should tithe today. I was startled at their replies. This appeared to be evidence that the Jews were so lax with their biblical interpretation that they were abandoning even the simple words of their own Scripture about the laws of tithing. By the time I spoke with the last rabbi, my youthful indignation was beginning to emerge. But that rabbi then wisely began to show me my ignorance (not his) in the whole matter. First, he admitted that none of his congregation paid one penny of tithe that was demanded in the Old Testament. He then said: "If any member of my synagogue paid tithe in the scriptural manner, he would be disobeying the law of God—he would be sinning against God." I was staggered by his answer. He went on to inform me that since the Bible demands that the tithe be paid to Levites, he said it would be wrong to pay it to anyone else. And further, because there is presently no official Levitical order of Priests ministering at a Temple in Jerusalem, this makes it illegal at this period to pay any biblical tithe. He went on to say, however, that the moment a Temple is rebuilt, with its altar in operation and with the priesthood officiating at that altar (and the Levites there to assist them), then every Jew who lives in the tithing zones mentioned in the Bible will be required to tithe according to the biblical commands. This teaching was a revelation to me (as it may be to some of our readers), but the rabbi gave the proper biblical answers. To pay the biblical tithe at this time, without Levites and Priests in their regular ordained offices and doing service in the Temple, would be "sin" both to the giver and the receiver. The rabbi told me: "If we are to obey the law, we cannot pay tithe unless we pay it to the ones ordained by God to accept that tithe." The rabbi explained that though he was the chief rabbi of his synagogue, he was not a Levite. He said he was descended from the tribe of Judah and was thereby not eligible to receive tithe. The same disqualification applied even to Christ Jesus while he was on earth since he was also reckoned as having come from the tribe of Judah. This same restriction was applicable to the activities of the apostle Peter (because he was as well from Judah) and it applied to the apostle Paul (because he was from the tribe of Benjamin). Neither Christ nor those apostles were Levites so they were all disqualified from receiving any part of the biblical tithe. It is just that simple. And listen, if Christ, Peter and Paul did not use the biblical tithe for any of their work in teaching the Gospel, Christian ministers today should not use the biblical tithe either. The Jewish religious authorities are wise enough to read what the Word of God states about the tithe and, thankfully, they abide by it. But our Gentile preachers and priests care very little what the biblical texts actually state and go merrily on their way by devising their own laws of tithing which are different from those of the Bible. The rabbi then gave me some information on the method that many Jews use today to secure adequate funds with which to operate their religious organizations. He went on to say that the activities of his synagogue were financially supported through the adoption of the "patron system" by its members. That is, families would buy seats in the synagogue for various prices each year. The rabbi mentioned that many of his congregation actually paid more than a tenth of their income to get better seats in the synagogue. This method for raising funds is perfectly proper (from the biblical point of view) if Jews wish to use it. This is because the money is paid to the synagogue and not to an ordained Levitical priesthood. The final rabbi was correctly interpreting the teaching of the Holy Scripture. While many Christian ministers today teach that Christians may be in danger of missing salvation itself if they do not pay tithe to the church, Jewish rabbis know better than to say such a thing. They realize that it is biblically improper (actually, it is a blatant disobedience to the laws of the Bible) for anyone to pay or to receive the biblical tithe today. And any minister or ecclesiastical leader who uses the biblical tithe (or any one who pays to a minister the biblical tithe) is a sinner in the eyes of God. |
djon78:Oga, Jews in their synagogues do not pay tithes today. They levy themselves but they don't pay tithes, you can Google it up. If you read the book Jewish Phenomenon you'll see somethings there too... |
djon78:You're wrong. They do not tithe in Jewish synagogues today. You can Google it up. Tithes would only resume in Jerusalem (Israel) when the temple has been rebuilt, and it will involve only agricultural and livestock produce from the land of Israel. Jews all over the world give, yes they do, but they do not tithe because they know better. |
The tree of knowledge of good and evil was just one tree in like over one thousand trees. How does that represent a tithe(10%)? These people can twist Bible anyhow sha.... |
This is dope... |
Let me help the OP by asking him this question. Are u Gemini? Like where u born between May 22nd and June 21st? |
If it is not 10% it is not TITHE! Less or more, it becomes something else. Wrong use of words by Apostle Suleiman. You can give anything, don't label all under the nomenclature of Tithes. That said, paying of tithes is not a commandment in the new testament. Giving is a commandment though. Lk 6:38 |
Let's make it happen for our own, Nigeria's Victor Moses as BBC African Footballer of the Year for 2017. Visit the link to vote. Thanks. http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890718 Voting is open now until the 28th November. The winner would be announced on December 11th, 2017. |
Doesn't Omaghomi sound Itsekiri? Remember Omawunmi (Itsekiri) is different from Omowunmi (Yoruba)... |
Ovokoo:The video doesn't mention anything about tithing. How is using the analogy of receiving and discharging/giving (Elephant, Cow, or Cat) the same thing as tithing. Please you people should fear God instead of creating false threads. |
Who remembers the story of the lady that accused Timaya of rape in the US like two years ago? She even threatened to get Timaya arrested if he sets his foot back into the US. It trended here sef on Nairaland...Looks like people have short memories, a little time, and things fade into oblivion. |
Penalty82:The law hadn't yet been given then. Maybe it was only a custom sha. This incident happened in Genesis 38 (before the law), you're quoting Deuteronomy over 430 years later (after the Israelites had gone into and out of Egypt). |
badthinds:You're mixing it up. Onan is the second son of Judah, who spilled his semen and died. The one Judah claimed was too young because of this death mysteries is the third son Shelah. He didn't have to marry her though since his father claimed he was too young. |
...but that's not my concern. 