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What about images, if it was IPOB na we would have seen more that a dozen of images showing both the weapons, and the individuals....??

Fake Freker Frakerst.🥱

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Lol regardless of the news🗞️ 📰 are there still 15 years old with the knowledge of a true 15 years old...?

I don't see anywhere 15 years old is under age in this aspect by our borrowed law.🫤

Isn't it legal in most part of the north (men marrying 13-15 years old girls...?)

Lol regardless of the news🗞️ 📰 are there still 15 years old with the knowledge of a true 15 years old...?

Hmmm ...
Omo!!!

Una no follow ooo🤭🫢

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Big pot calling kettle black...🫩🙄

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Scripture Text: Romans 3:23.

The Bible doesn't mince words about our human condition. "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God," declares Romans 3:23. This isn't a message intended to crush us with condemnation, but rather a vital starting point for understanding our profound need for a Saviour. Sin, in its many guises, creates a chasm between us and our Creator, and the stark truth is that "the wages of sin is death" (Romans 6:23).

But this isn't where the story ends. Understanding the true nature of sin is the first courageous step towards repentance, and towards embracing the most incredible "gift of God... eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." So, let's take an honest look at what sin really entails, moving beyond simple misdeeds to unearth its deeper, often hidden, roots.

Unpacking the True Nature of SIN: Nineteen Perspectives
To help us grasp the pervasive and multifaceted nature of sin, consider these nineteen insights, each forming the acronym S.I.N.:
* Selfish Independent Nature: At its very core, sin is rooted in self-centredness – the choice to prioritise our will, our desires, and our plans over God's loving and perfect will (Philippians 2:3-4). This often looks like making significant life decisions without seeking God’s guidance or acknowledging His sovereignty (Proverbs 3:5-6).
* Straying Into Nothingness: Sin promises much but ultimately leads us into a barren wasteland of spiritual emptiness and unfulfilment (Jeremiah 2:13). We might chase worldly pleasures, accolades, or possessions, only to find they leave us hollow (Romans 6:23).
* Satan's Influential Net: We must be aware that sin often acts as a deceptive snare, trapping us through cunning temptations influenced by Satan, who seeks to devour and destroy (1 Peter 5:. Falling into patterns of addiction often begins with such deceptive allurements (2 Timothy 2:26).
* Separation Initiated Now: The moment we sin, an immediate spiritual division is created between us and a holy God (Isaiah 59:2). That feeling of disconnection after a deliberate act of dishonesty or unkindness is a real consequence of this separation (Romans 3:23).
* Soul's Internal Necrosis: Like an untreated disease, sin silently and progressively causes spiritual decay within our souls (Ezekiel 18:4). Unforgiveness, for example, can grow into a consuming bitterness that corrodes our spiritual health (James 1:15).
* Scripture Ignored Negligently: When we deliberately or carelessly ignore God's Word, His clear instructions and wisdom, we leave ourselves wide open to sinful choices (Psalm 119:11). Knowing what the Bible teaches but choosing a contrary path is a direct route to sin (James 1:22).
* Shortfall In Nobility (God’s Standard): Sin is fundamentally about missing the mark of God’s perfect and righteous standard (Romans 3:23). Even harbouring thoughts of pride, envy, or prejudice demonstrates this shortfall from the perfection He calls us to (Matthew 5:48).
* Substituting Idols Nearby: An idol is anything that usurps God's rightful place as supreme in our lives (Exodus 20:3-5). This could be our career, relationships, possessions, or even our own comfort, if they are prioritised above our devotion to Him (1 John 5:21).
* Spiritually Insensitive Numbness: Repeatedly engaging in sin has a hardening effect on our hearts, making us increasingly numb and insensitive to God's voice and the conviction of the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 4:18-19). We might find ourselves no longer feeling remorse for actions like gossiping or habitual lying (Hebrews 3:7-.
* Seeking Immediate Need-fulfilment (without God): We all have legitimate needs for love, security, and purpose. However, sin occurs when we attempt to meet these deep needs outside of God’s will and provision (Matthew 6:33), perhaps by seeking validation in ungodly relationships or pursuits (James 4:1-3).
* Spurning Infinite Nurturer: Sin is a tragic rejection of God's boundless, nurturing love for us, His children (Isaiah 1:2-4). It's akin to the prodigal son who turned his back on his father's loving home to pursue his own destructive path (Luke 15:17-21).
* Soul's Infectious Nemesis: Sin acts like a spiritual contagion, an infection that, if left unchecked, slowly sickens and can ultimately destroy our spiritual vitality (Romans 7:23-24). Seemingly small sins like gossip or lust can grow, leading to spiritual bondage (Ezekiel 18:20-23).
* Secret Iniquity Nourished: Those sins we try to hide, the secret iniquities we cherish in the dark, are not hidden from God and actively contaminate our relationship with Him (Psalm 90:. A secret addiction or a carefully concealed resentment can create a formidable barrier to intimacy with God (Proverbs 28:13).
* Sacrificing Innocence Naively: Often, sin involves naively trading our God-given purity and innocence for what we believe will be fleeting pleasures or acceptance (Genesis 3:6-7). Yielding to peer pressure and compromising deeply held moral values is a common example of this tragic exchange (Titus 1:15).
* Stealing Invaluable Now: Sin is a thief that robs us of the present peace, joy, and contentment that can only be found in a right relationship with God (Matthew 6:34). Living under a cloud of regret, anxiety, or guilt due to past or present sin deprives us of the fullness of life He intends for us now (Psalm 16:11).
* Serving Impulses Noxiously: Instead of being led by the Holy Spirit, sin involves giving in to harmful, fleshly urges and impulses that are contrary to God's ways (Galatians 5:16-17). Outbursts of uncontrolled anger or actions driven by unchecked lust are clear manifestations of serving these noxious impulses (Romans 6:12-13).
* Sovereign’s Instructions Negated: At its heart, sin is often a direct act of disobedience, a deliberate negation of God's clear commands and instructions (1 Samuel 15:22-23). Refusing to forgive someone, despite the Bible's clear instruction to do so, is an example of negating our Sovereign’s word (John 14:15).
* Seeking Illusionary Novelties: Sin frequently involves chasing after worldly thrills, trends, and novelties that promise satisfaction but ultimately deliver emptiness (Ecclesiastes 2:10-11). An obsession with fleeting material possessions or the constant pursuit of the next "big thing" often reveals this search for illusory satisfaction (Jeremiah 2:13).
* Spirit’s Inhibiting Nuisance: Our sin directly grieves the Holy Spirit within us and acts as a significant hindrance to our spiritual growth and relationship with God (Ephesians 4:30). Persisting in a known sin, despite the Spirit's prompting, effectively blocks God’s voice, peace, and transformative work in our lives (1 Thessalonians 5:19).
The Turning Point: From Acknowledgment to New Life
This honest inventory of sin's nature isn't designed to leave us in despair. Quite the opposite. It's an urgent, loving call to recognise our true condition and our desperate need for a way out – a call to repentance.

Repentance is more than a fleeting feeling of sorrow. It's a conscious, decisive turning: turning away from the self-centred patterns of sin described above, and turning towards God with our whole heart, mind, and will. It's about humbly admitting that we've chosen our own way, which leads to death, and now we earnestly desire His way, which leads to life.

The glorious, life-altering news of the Gospel is that God doesn't leave us to struggle against sin's power on our own. He has already made the way! "The gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23). Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to earth, lived a sinless life, and willingly paid the ultimate price for our sins through His death on the cross. He rose again, conquering sin and death, to bridge the separation sin created and to offer each of us a brand new beginning.

Your Invitation to the Kingdom
If this deeper understanding of sin resonates within your heart, if you feel the weight of its influence in your own life, know that today can be your turning point. You are lovingly invited to step out of the shadows of sin and into the marvellous light of God's Kingdom. This transformation begins by:
* Acknowledging your sin honestly before God. Agree with Him about its reality in your life.
* Believing in your heart that Jesus Christ died personally for your sins and rose again, triumphing over death, to offer you complete forgiveness and new, eternal life.
* Confessing Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour, and committing your life to following Him and His teachings.
By making this heartfelt decision to give your life to Christ, you exchange the "wages of sin" – spiritual death and separation – for the incredible, unearnable "gift of God" – eternal life and a restored, vibrant relationship with your Creator. This is the pathway to inheriting the Kingdom of God.
A Future Forged in Grace
The journey of faith is one of continual turning towards God, growing in His grace day by day. Don't allow the sobering reality of sin to paralyse you with discouragement. Instead, let it propel you into the loving arms of the One who offers complete forgiveness, cleansing, and the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit to live a new and transformed life.

The path to inheriting the Kingdom of God, a realm of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit, begins with this vital, personal step of repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.
Take hold of this divine promise today:
"If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." – 1 John 1:9
Will you answer His call?

If you would like to give your life to Christ just say this short prayer:

"Lord Jesus, I come to You now; come into my life; take control of my life and change my world. I say bye bye to the devil; i enter into the Kingdom of Light. Thank You Jesus! In Jesus Mighty Name I pray, amen 🙏."

Congratulations!!!

Peace!

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans+3:23;Romans+6:23;Philippians+2:3-4;Proverbs+3:5-6;Jeremiah+2:13;1+Peter+5:8;2+Timothy+2:26;Isaiah+59:2;Ezekiel+18:4;James+1:15;Psalm+119:11;James+1:22;Matthew+5:48;Exodus+20:3-5;1+John+5:21;Ephesians+4:18-19;Hebrews+3:7-8;Matthew+6:33;James+4:1-3;Isaiah+1:2-4;Luke+15:17-21;Romans+7:23-24;Ezekiel+18:20-23;Psalm+90:8;Proverbs+28:13;Genesis+3:6-7;Titus+1:15;Matthew+6:34;Psalm+16:11;Galatians+5:16-17;Romans+6:12-13;1+Samuel+15:22-23;John+14:15;Ecclesiastes+2:10-11;Ephesians+4:30;1+Thessalonians+5:19;1+John+1:9&version=NIV.

Aiit, so i don't get it, don't be offended but i didn't see you're own answer or defence to either the question or my comment.

They are nowhere but dead, they simply return to the grave, it's hard to take in but it's a simple fact.

I know everyone wants an answer, or something like a God to hold onto as it is scarcely to know there's no God and also scary to know there's a God who can decide to seize all life form in an instant, the thought that there can be no existence or you out of existence is scarry , the thought that you have no ability or authority to take over power over yourself and awareness and consciousness, is scarry...

But the fact remains the same, you have no awareness of any sort when you die.☝🏽😊

Psalms 146:4
His spirit goes out, he returns to the ground; On that very day his thoughts perish.

Ecclesiastes 9:5
For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing at all, nor do they have any more reward, because all memory of them is forgotten.

Ecclesiastes. 9:10: “All that your hand finds to do, do with your very power, for there is no work nor devising nor knowledge nor wisdom in Sheol [“the grave,” KJ, Kx; “the world of the dead,” TEV], the place to which you are going.”

Eccl. 9:6: “Their love and their hate and their jealousy have already perished, and they have no portion anymore to time indefinite in anything that has to be done under the sun.”

Isa. 26:14: “They are dead; they will not live. Impotent in death, they will not rise up.”

Gen. 3:19: “In the sweat of your face you will eat bread until you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken. For dust you are and to dust you will return.

Believing a single word at your own risk...
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Same, if i say my mind, I'll surely be arrested.

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Mard
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Baby's day out
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Choky
Yeh Vaada Raha
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So many more I can't remember. Good old days when we go to video clubs to rent films

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