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I once thought that marrying an unbeliever wasn't that big a dealit's a very big deal and i definitely dont encourage it. however, sometimes it's a tricky situation. for instance, a guy may be so in love with [or determined to get] a girl that he decides to attend a/her church just so she can take him seriously. |
topic nice dress but too expensive. |
@ topic God will help us!!! any demon who objects to that statement, too bad. |
uktrader may [or may not be] racist but we cannot deny he has a point. even if nigeria breaks up, as long as there's uncontrolled brain drain for whatever reason, the steady exodus of people will continue. Please look at Singapore and Malaysia ![]() we shouldnt only look at them as visa destinations but try to see and correct whatever excuse is preventing us from being like those places. pipe dream no doubt. The brits not only did it to our country ? they stole our country for close to a century and ruled it while stealing all our resources and taking it to britain. they ruled our country uninvited. you dont think it is every nigerians birthright to return the favor and invade britain ? you dont think it is every kenyans birthright to invade britain ? you dont think it is every indians birthright to invade britain ? and all the other british colonys in the world, you dont think it is their birthright to invade and suck britain dry ? after britain did the same to them ?yes, it's true they colonized africa but where exactly does this kind of talk leave us? ![]() imo, britain needs to help the african former colonies get back on their feet. |
yes. |
vicjustice shut up before you get shut up. |
^^moses' wife was the daughter of a priest of midian. the circumcision story might have been about her "conversion". Not sure what's the right phrase. we dont know what religion the midianites practiced, but i doubt it was the same one as moses, who at that time was considered egyptian. Although he was exposed to the Isrealites' beliefs. as per the rest of your post- i get your point. |
it was a heart-breaking sad news for our over joyous mother who almost went mad at the news of her son migrating to the usaGod will help us. ![]() |
if your head is correct, check the name of the thread starter here. are you ok or why exactly are you calling my name everywhere? ![]() |
so, poster, you're preaching the doctrines of demons. not like you're a serious christian anyway so exactly how does the matter even concern you sotay you must open thread. |
did you not attack me first abi wetin dey worry you. ![]() |
attention seeking Arrow. whether gay or down low who actually cares? ![]() na your s.tupid life nah. buzzard. all the sea men on your profile picture'sikehin lo nye oloku ada. |
Ndipe:the midianites were said to be dark skinned, so it's quite possible the ethiopian or cushite woman being murmured about, was still zipporah, moses' wife. |
is anyone immortal? ![]() |
aletheia:you're quite right but remember moses also married an unbelieving wife, and it wasnt held against him. solomon was led astray not only by his thousand wives and concubines, but also by his own innate desires which went against God's directions. His wife, pharaoh's daughter, was also a foreign woman, dont forget. But that wasnt considered a negative. He started going astray when he brought in those other women. King Solomon, however, loved many foreign women besides Pharaoh’s daughter—Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Sidonians and Hittites. 2 They were from nations about which the LORD had told the Israelites, “You must not intermarry with them, because they will surely turn your hearts after their gods.” Nevertheless, Solomon held fast to them in love. 3 He had seven hundred wives of royal birth and three hundred concubines, and his wives led him astray.http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Kings%2011:%201-11&version=NIV nevertheless, we're saying the same thing. It's very risky for a serious christian to knowingly marry someone who isnt. not advisable although of course people still do it anyway. |
nice settlement. |
^^yes, he looks rather young. |
i was extensively questioned for over four hours, made to go through x-ray scanning, finger printing, several interviews, extensive search of my luggage, diaries etc. Nothing related to me having any connection with anybody in the UK was found.sounds like something triggered their suspicion though i could be wrong. your name perhaps? ![]() |
good question. the iranian looks so scary. See im eyes. and why were the weapons being shipped to Gambia i wonder. is there a war there, or were they in transit. as for the nigeria connection, it's not rocket science. Nigeria is a known destination and transit point for weapons trafficking. lord have mercy. ![]() |
hmm, something's fishy about the op. did 190 send you? |
i'm well aware of marriages between Christians that are far from idealcant argue with that and yes, it's true many [though not all] non-christian marriages are happy and balanced. however, for a committed christian to deliberately marry a non-christian, is a step i wouldnt necessarily advise anyone to take. Too much conflict of interest and religion, unless one backs down for the other. |
joblessness on the part of whoever came up with this. |
she looks underweight. not necessarily a good thing. well, it cant be anorexia anyway since she realises she has a weight problem. |
MRbrownJAY:what part of keep your stinking opinion to yourself do you not understand? nigerian women are none of your frigging business, kapish? eranko!! your female relatives are apes and chimpanzees? thanks for letting us know! |
$30 million is small change for a company like pfizer. hope the hospital will be of international standard? |
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