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Romance › Re: ???? by socoharley: 12:41pm On Jul 12
Afrah04:
reserve the concern for yourself "elder"
You should get off those cheap psychotic drugs you use also. It impairs your brain function judging by your unprofessional use of English language....for an undergraduate?
Christianity Etc › Re: 100 Of Some Of The Miracles And Deeds Of Jesus by socoharley: 12:33pm On Jul 12
BlocksNG:
Go to heaven, you can end it noww
You have to die first to go be with your Jesus because I don't believe in Jesus being a saint...he was crucified among criminals...wasn't he? grin
Christianity Etc › Re: 100 Of Some Of The Miracles And Deeds Of Jesus by socoharley: 11:08am On Jul 12
Godspowerpro:
(NO ONE EVER LIKE HIM):

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD
GODSPOWERPROJECT


HEALINGS
1. Healed a deaf and mute man – Mark 7:31–37
2. Healed the nobleman's son – John 4:46–54
3. Cast out an unclean spirit in the synagogue – Mark 1:23–26
4. Healed Simon Peter's mother-in-law – Mark 1:29–31
5. Healed many sick at Capernaum – Matthew 8:16
6. Cleansed a man with leprosy – Matthew 8:2–3
7. Healed the centurion's servant – Matthew 8:5–13
8. Healed a paralytic lowered through the roof – Mark 2:1–12
9. Healed the man with a withered hand – Mark 3:1–5
10. Raised the widow's son at Nain – Luke 7:11–15
11. Healed a woman with an issue of blood – Mark 5:25–34
12. Raised Jairus' daughter – Mark 5:35–43
13. Restored sight to two blind men – Matthew 9:27–30
14. Healed a demon-possessed mute – Matthew 9:32–33
15. Restored a crippled man at the Pool of Bethesda – John 5:1–9
16. Healed a man possessed by many demons (Legion) – Mark 5:1–20
17. Healed the Syrophoenician woman's daughter – Mark 7:24–30
18. Turned water into wine – John 2:1–11
19. Restored sight to a blind man at Bethsaida – Mark 8:22–25
20. Delivered a boy possessed by an evil spirit – Mark 9:17–27
21. Restored sight to a man born blind – John 9:1–7
22. Healed a crippled woman bent over for 18 years – Luke 13:10–13
23. Healed a man with dropsy – Luke 14:1–4
24. Cleansed ten lepers – Luke 17:11–19
25. Restored sight to blind Bartimaeus – Mark 10:46–52
26. Restored the ear of Malchus – Luke 22:50–51
27. Healed another blind man near Jericho – Luke 18:35–43
28. Healed another blind man in Galilee – Matthew 12:22
29. Healed many who touched His garment – Mark 6:56
30. Healed all who came to Him – Matthew 12:15

MIRACLES OVER NATURE
31. Calmed the storm – Mark 4:35–41
32. Walked on water – Matthew 14:25–33
33. Fed the five thousand – Matthew 14:13–21
34. Fed the four thousand – Matthew 15:32–38
35. Miraculous catch of fish (first time) – Luke 5:1–11
36. Miraculous catch of fish after resurrection – John 21:1–11
37. Cursed the barren fig tree – Mark 11:12–14
38. Caused the fig tree to wither – Mark 11:20–21
39. Coin found in a fish's mouth – Matthew 17:24–27
40. Multiplied loaves and fishes – John 6:5–13

RAISING THE DEAD
41. Raised Jairus' daughter – Luke 8:49–55
42. Raised the widow's son – Luke 7:11–15
43. Raised Lazarus from the dead – John 11:38–44

CASTING OUT DEMONS
44. Delivered a man in the synagogue – Mark 1:23–26
45. Delivered two demon-possessed men – Matthew 8:28–32
46. Delivered the Gerasene demoniac – Luke 8:26–39
47. Cast a demon out of a mute man – Matthew 9:32–33
48. Delivered a blind and mute demoniac – Matthew 12:22
49. Delivered the Syrophoenician woman's daughter – Matthew 15:21–28
50. Delivered the epileptic boy – Matthew 17:14–18

ACTS OF COMPASSION
51. Forgave the sins of the paralytic – Mark 2:5
52. Forgave the sinful woman – Luke 7:48
53. Defended the woman caught in adultery – John 8:3–11
54. Blessed little children – Mark 10:13–16
55. Wept with Mary and Martha – John 11:35
56. Called Zacchaeus to salvation – Luke 19:1–10
57. Invited Matthew the tax collector – Matthew 9:9
58. Restored Peter after his denial – John 21:15–17
59. Prayed for His disciples – John 17:1–26
60. Prayed for His executioners – Luke 23:34

TEACHING THROUGH ACTION
61. Was baptized to fulfill righteousness – Matthew 3:13–17
62. Resisted Satan's temptations – Matthew 4:1–11
63. Called the first disciples – Matthew 4:18–22
64. Chose the twelve apostles – Luke 6:12–16
65. Was transfigured – Matthew 17:1–8
66. Was acknowledged by the Father at His baptism – Matthew 3:17
67. Was acknowledged by the Father at the Transfiguration – Matthew 17:5
68. Was anointed at Bethany – John 12:1–8
69. Entered Jerusalem triumphantly – Matthew 21:1–11
70. Cleansed the Temple (first time) – John 2:13–17

AUTHORITY AND SERVICE
71. Cleansed the Temple (second time) – Matthew 21:12–13
72. Washed the disciples' feet – John 13:4–15
73. Instituted the Lord's Supper – Luke 22:19–20
74. Predicted Peter's denial – Luke 22:31–34
75. Predicted His own death and resurrection – Matthew 16:21
76. Predicted the destruction of the Temple – Matthew 24:1–2
77. Sent out the Twelve – Matthew 10:5–8
78. Sent out the Seventy-two – Luke 10:1
79. Gave the Great Commission – Matthew 28:18–20
80. Ascended into heaven – Acts 1:9

SIGNS OF DIVINE AUTHORITY
81. Declared Himself the Bread of Life – John 6:35
82. Declared Himself the Light of the World – John 8:12
83. Declared Himself the Good Shepherd – John 10:11
84. Declared Himself the Resurrection and the Life – John 11:25
85. Declared Himself the Way, the Truth, and the Life – John 14:6
86. Declared Himself the True Vine – John 15:5
87. Declared Himself the Door of the Sheep – John 10:9
88. Declared Himself the Alpha and Omega – Revelation 22:13
89. Declared all authority belongs to Him – Matthew 28:18
90. Promised the Holy Spirit – John 14:16–17

HIS SACRIFICIAL WORK
91. Prayed in Gethsemane – Matthew 26:36–46
92. Submitted to arrest without resistance – John 18:4–8
93. Bore the cross – John 19:17
94. Was crucified for humanity's sins – Luke 23:33
95. Forgave the repentant thief – Luke 23:42–43
96. Declared "It is finished" – John 19:30
97. Rose from the dead – Matthew 28:5–6
98. Appeared to Mary Magdalene – John 20:11–18
99. Appeared to Thomas and removed his doubt – John 20:24–29
100. Appeared to over 500 believers after His resurrection – 1 Corinthians 15:6


Jesus is Lord
Rose from the dead? So where is he so we can confirm?
Christianity Etc › Re: Why A Relationship With Jesus Alone May Not Be Enough To Save You by socoharley: 11:02am On Jul 12
Who is Jesus to determine anything about the living when he's been long dead?
Romance › Re: ???? by socoharley: 12:57am On Jul 12
Afrah04:
well well, stick to your preference.
where are your parents? You definitely need online supervision.
Romance › Re: As A Single Lady... Secrets No Man Will Tell You. by socoharley: 7:09pm On Jul 11
Samantha125:
Nope, I don't do that.
Except you are married or in a committed relationship then don't please.
Romance › Re: As A Single Lady... Secrets No Man Will Tell You. by socoharley: 6:25pm On Jul 11
Samantha125:
Because they're already financially and sexually sorted.
please message me on socoharley@gmail.com
Romance › Re: I Can't Wait To Marry So That I Can Cheat On My Husband Says 30 Yrs Single Lady by socoharley: 6:25pm On Jul 11
Any man in need of an open marriage??....There you go!
Romance › Re: As A Single Lady... Secrets No Man Will Tell You. by socoharley: 6:20pm On Jul 11
Samantha125:
Because I've watched a number of podcasts whereby side chicks were being interviewed and I've also heard men with side chicks discussing about it.

Some women in our communities are also outspoken about their dislike for marriage.
what tribe are you? Quite polite.
Romance › Re: As A Single Lady... Secrets No Man Will Tell You. by socoharley: 6:01pm On Jul 11
Samantha125:
That's just your self importance and ego speaking, not every woman wants to get married.
Yeah,prostitutes don't get married undecided
Romance › Re: As A Single Lady... Secrets No Man Will Tell You. by socoharley: 6:00pm On Jul 11
Samantha125:
But they'll still be financially benefitting more from those men as side chicks than as wives... Most men spend more on their side chicks than wives, sad reality.
Are you a sidechic? How come you know?
Education › Re: Alumni Mobilize ₦100bn As FG Approves Concession Of King’s College by socoharley: 9:14am On Jul 11
My great grandfather's duplex was built in 1904.
Romance › Re: Money Is Not The Prize — The Man Is by socoharley: 9:23pm On Jul 10
Solofresh2:
Hello fellow nairalanders, I came across a thread by dbull which I need oppose.
https://www.nairaland.com/8706180/until-make-money-man-never#139970208

There is a growing belief that a man's value is tied to his wallet. That until he can provide, he cannot be seen as a man. That money makes him the prize. This is a lie.

Money is a tool. It is not a man. A man with money but no character is still a weak man. A man without money but with discipline, frame, and purpose is still a man worth respecting.

The prize is not the wallet. The prize is the man who carries it.

Point 1: Money Attracts — Character Keeps

A man with money can attract women. But money attracts women who want money. It does not attract women who want him. A man with character attracts women who want him — whether he has money or not

Money can open doors. But only character can keep people inside.

Point 2: Money Can Be Lost — Character Cannot

A man can lose his money overnight. A business can fail. A job can end. An economy can collapse. If his value is tied to his money, he becomes worthless the moment he loses it.

But a man with character — discipline, frame, integrity — cannot lose that. Even if he has nothing, he still has himself. That is true value.

A man who ties his worth to his money will never be secure. A man who ties his worth to his character will never be shaken.

Point 3: Money Without Frame Is Just a Resource

A man with money but no frame will be used. He will be drained. He will be seen as a provider — not a partner. He will give and give, and still be disrespected.

A man with frame — even with little money — will be respected. He will not be used. He will not be drained. He will not be taken for granted.

A man with money and no frame is a wallet with legs. A man with frame and no money is a king in waiting.

Point 4: A Man Is Not Defined by His Wallet

A man is defined by his word. His discipline. His ability to lead. His ability to walk away. His ability to build. His ability to protect.

These cannot be bought. They must be earned. And they are worth more than any amount of money.

Money can buy comfort. It cannot buy respect. And without respect, a man is not a man — he is just a source.


Money is not the prize. The man is the prize. And a man is not defined by what he has — but by who he is.

Do not let anyone convince you that your wallet determines your worth. Your character, your frame, your discipline, and your integrity are what make you a man. Money is just a tool. You are the prize.
Nicely evaluated even to an illiterates understanding grin...kudos!!
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Begins Free Petrol Delivery To Abuja, Five States by socoharley: 5:02pm On Jul 10
yarimo:
Is like dangote is also a criminal underground, the same dangote that claim he will distribute fuel nation wide free when he was having issues with marketers
You think talking anyhow shows wisdom?
Yarimo You constantly show your ignorance level with every unpondered post undecided
Nairaland General › Re: Are These The 8 Most Hurtful Words Toward A Woman And A Man? by socoharley: 11:41am On Jul 10
iLegendd:
Just updated the list to 22 each.
so "old man" /"old woman" na insults?
No wonder some people die young undecided
Politics › Re: Kill Terrorists, Bandits Instantly, Defence Minister Musa To Security Agencies by socoharley: 10:43am On Jul 09
The businesses and companies profiting from all these military supplies are the ones funding insecurity undecided
Nairaland General › Re: Some Common Sense Things You Should Know As An Adult by socoharley: 9:16pm On Jul 08
Exousiang01:
I disagree with .14.
When you call me I will pick the call and say hello,
I expect you to introduce yourself.
If I am the one placing the call.
I will introduce myself as soon as you pick up.
I think it should be the other way round.
If you are calling someone the onus is on you to speak.
Especially when you know the receiver doesn't have your contact.
You were called so you should naturally speak first. Picking the call ultimately shows you are on the other end grin the caller definitely knows you so you must welcome that fact with a "Hello" then pause to hear your caller.
Nairaland General › Re: Some Common Sense Things You Should Know As An Adult by socoharley: 9:13pm On Jul 08
Rapmoney:
1. Asking people when they will get married when you are not very close to them is plainly stupid. Marriage is part of a person's private life. That should not be your concern.

2. Being overweight and big in size and expecting others to squeeze themselves for you in public transport. They are not the cause of your big size. You lack discipline because you eat too much without exercising. Pay for an extra seat instead of inconveniencing others who might have paid same fare as you.

3. Entering a public place with body and mouth odours and expecting people to respect you. You lie! You have already abused and disrespected yourself by entering a public space in such condition.

4. Impregnating a girl, and expecting others to contribute to the upbringing of the child. Do you think your penis is bigger and more functional than theirs?

5. Informing your boss of your resignation over dissatisfaction, and accepting the job back again after he/she pacified you. Na premium sack and disgrace dey front gidigba dey wait you.

6. Fighting someone who will lose less than you if things go wrong. Not every fight is worth the stress.

7. Staring at strangers for too long and in an unnecessary manner. It makes people scared and uncomfortable.

8. Talking to people you do not know about your life in public transport.

9. Do not switch immediately to answering a call while discussing with somebody, without seeking their permission to opt out. When you are discussing with someone and a phone call comes in, excuse the person and take the call. The person is not a tree. He/she deserves to be regarded.

10. When you are walking on a tiny space and someone is at your back moving at a higher speed than yours, give them allowance to pass. They are not your bodyguard.

11. Going on a date and pressing your phone throughout the period. You should have told the other person that both of you would be having a phone pressing challenge instead of a date.

12. Using your fingers to pick your nose and still expecting others to shake you when you stretch out your hand.

13. When you meet someone who is way older than you, allow them to stretch out their hand for a handshake, and not the other way round.

14. When someone calls you on phone, you speak first, except the call is suspicious. Don't keep quiet and allow the caller to speak first.

15. Do not enter someone's house with dirty feet, or use their toilet without flushing. You will never know the stress it took them to put their house in order.

16. When you borrow something from someone, return it after use. Do not allow them to ask you for it or come to you to get it.

You can add yours.
Social etiquette 101 for those with poor upbringing grin
Celebrities › Re: Peggy Ovire And Frederick Leonard Officially Divorced by socoharley: 7:31pm On Jul 08
SmartNYSC:
So many childish people nowadays. While I'm not against them divorcing, what's the nonsense about the "my baby is free" post?

If at some point in your life you openly claim to love or respect someone, your stance towards them shouldn't change just because you have irreconcilable differences. If it does, that is an admittance that your words should never to be taken seriously because you clearly don't reason before you say them.

You can be divorced and still have mutual respect for each other. That is maturity. Not all these divorces that one party (mostly females) will start giving the impression that they've been living in hell.
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Education › Re: Onyedikachi Egejurum Speaks As World's Best In Mathematics! by socoharley: 1:39pm On Jul 08
Suicideboy:
He should go rest. There are other kids like him. Some are way more intelligent than him but lack opportunities. At his age i was already writing my macro assembler for the motorola chipset, memorized hexadecimal and i can do differentials and polynamials without using a calcuator.
Agbaya!!
Small boys achievement dey pepper you undecided Ntorrr!
Sports › Re: Lionel Messi Breaks World Cup All-time Assists Record In Comeback Win Vs. Egypt by socoharley: 1:14pm On Jul 08
shadrach77:
FIFA boy! If a whole Infantino FIFA president can come out to say he is excited anytime he watches Messi play yhag should tell you all you need to know
He is free to be a fan of any footballer...una dull for this forum sha.. undecided
Sports › Re: Lionel Messi Breaks World Cup All-time Assists Record In Comeback Win Vs. Egypt by socoharley: 1:13pm On Jul 08
Christiano no go get heart attack so? I pity the poor guy cos it's Messi everywhere and tipped to win the world cup.
I am not a football fan but I love Messi and his insane humility...
Education › Re: Nigeria: Children Of Maths Vs Children Of Akara & Kulikuli by socoharley: 12:51pm On Jul 08
Anybody without an education is a calamity waiting to happen...
Foreign Affairs › Re: France Considers Action Against Paraguay Senator Who Called Mbappe A Chimpanzee by socoharley: 2:15am On Jul 08
SoYNasarawa:
Wasn't he accused of rape some time ago?
yes he raped ya mama daughter undecided
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests Nigerian-British Grandma With 13kg Cocaine Hidden In Plantain by socoharley: 9:11pm On Jul 05
Chachalogo:
This grandma was definitely been used by those/someone very close to her. They should ask her who those that packed her bags were. Someone very very close to her put her to this.
her daughter or son-in-law maybe?
Health › Re: Before You Throw Away Watermelon Seeds, Read This! by socoharley:
Greencloud:
That's my favorite part of the melon. In fact I got to know recently that the back is also eaten
I eat the whole thing with the bark.
Autos › Re: Clean Registered Toyota Camry 08 Model Forsale by socoharley: 6:32am On Jul 05
lekkys:
I have forsale this Sports edition 2008 model Toyota Camry.
Fabric seat interior,4 plugs engine, factory fitted air condition,baked on first body.
All components are intact,the price is #6.3m, slightly negotiable call or watsap me on 08134558783.
#4.8m? That is what this vehicle is worth.

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