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OLAADEGBU:Do I know this God? Yes! He is me in the flesh and I Him by His breathe. Why would God put His breathe in man other than to have His Spirit replicated here on earth. But my point is, the way to Him lies in individuals, not religion. Find your way to activate His Spirit that's gone dormant in you and you'll see Him. Know ye not that ye are Gods? |
[quote author=OLAADEGBU post=52951062]Thanks for that correction. Why did the Bible keep mum about Mary beyond the death of Christ? |
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Certainly 7! |
Kondomatic:Certainly 7! |
Demigods666:While still on reading up on other stuffs, would you be kind enough to send me PDF file on Whatsapp bro? Think commending your effort here on point. Well done bro |
Demigods666:In addition to my earlier response to your doubt about me, please reconsider with this: My name is belldartop (nickname). A male Nigerian aged 37yrs and resident in Ibadan, the Oyo State Capital. I'm a government worker. I was born a Christian and was a devoted one till year 2015 March when I gratefully stumbled on a novel, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Though a novel, certain facts therein led me to further my research on the religion I could give my life to. I started asking myself "to what end is CHRISTIANITY because nothing really happens. We only pay tithes and offerings and the so called GOs junkets around the world in opulence and extravagance; the likes that even the so called holy book proscribes. I discovered I'd been living a life I was preconditioned from womb to live. This got me enraged. However enraged I am or could be however, it doesn't change the fact that I need a remedy. There's every need to realign my life in the way of inner awakening and consciousness of my godliness. This all I found in your nairaland posts. To this end, I need help. My 36yrs as a christian produced nothing but poverty, inferiority complex and self denials among other ills white man god fostered on me. I want a change. Please direct me. Help me and guide me. Thank you. |
Check your Personal Office |
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@Demigods666 please can we private chat? I'll love to ask you some personal questions that I believe would be of immense benefit to me. Please reach me on belldartop@gmail.com or Whatsapp 08036792701. Was asleep all these while but thank God, I'm awake but I need someone like you with that sweet slap to open my eyes fully |
As is to be expected, I'm more than sure that piece like this won't make front page. Instead, MODS, aside placing people on ban, perpetuates, in many instances, the consciousness of hate, rivalry and propaganda in the subconscious mind of gullible Nairalanders and by extension, Nigerians. Time to call a spade what it really is. No more propaganda on nairaland. Help Nigerians to know the truth that can only set them free from ignorance, blind servitude, propaganda and hopelessness. @Seun, take note. |
As usual, Governor Ayo Fayose has condemned President Mohammadu Buhari for the rate of hunger in the land including Ekiti state. Does this guy think at all before blaming President Buhari for the problems that other governors are solving? Ekiti state was once a proud producer of Igbemo Rice. Incidentally, Igbemo Ekiti is the next town to Fayose's village, Afao Ekiti. So he should tell Nigerians why his government of stomach infrastructure has failed to revitalize the Igbemo rice factory which was once a pride of the Ekiti people. Has the governor of Ebonyi state not increased rice production to the extent that the state is selling rice to other states right now? Is the lousy governor of Ekiti state not aware that the government of Governor Akin Ambode of Lagos State decided to partner with Governor Bagudu of Kebbi state for the production of rice? Is Mr. Fayose not aware that the partnership has created opportunities for Lagosians to buy a bag of rice in Lagos at N12,000 while it is sold at N20,000 in Fayose's land of empty stomach infrastructure? Incidentally, Mr. Fayose is one of the governors who have been campaigning for true federalism. Can we have true federalism when an agrarian state like Ekiti has to depend on the federal government to feed its people? Simply because Governor Fayose is bereft of ideas of good governance? In any case, if Mr. Fayose seriously wants the federal government to feed the Ekiti people let him refund the N2.5 billion traced to him through the ex-minister of defense, Mr. Musiliu Obanikoro. From that sum, the federal government can invest N1 billion in agriculture in Ekiti state. (copied from Sahara Reporters) |
Rilwayne001:I was there when his grandma played away match but the victory was given to the home based player which resulted in the birth of his father. Being a generational curse of birthing only girls in his lineage unless you cross the first Niger bridge alone, FFK's mother also played away match in Nnewi (the bearded player is dead now) and birthed this one too. (compare their gap tooth, you'll find lotta similarities aside complexion though) Even the boy he just had, ask his wife very well, she'll tell you one Kanu (not Nwankwo o) who is incarcerated knows about it. That's my own conspiracy theory. Abegg, clap for me |
Bitterleafsoup:And don't you forget too soon that your god Jonathan said Dasuki did not steal the money. So much for education and critical reasoning! I spit the brain that typed the poo in the name of bitterleafsoup |
dechriscool:We have the most effective and efficient fire extinguisher to put out your ethnicity and sentimental fire. Relax, we either start it or put any strange fire out |
nelsonoba:Can see you're truly stressing yourself. What informs your confidence even you will make Heaven? Not with this your Christianity that is unlike my Christ. Your choice of words belies the faith you claim. The guy might not totally be right but he has got points you and your so called pastors need consider. Apostacy is all over but pastors are feeding fat on corruption, hatred, wickedness... Etc I can bet you, you're more atheist than the OP |
Duru1:Enlighten us professor |
Newmanluckyman:Why are you this hopeless a human being? In what way and manner was your corrupt god Jonathan mentioned in the piece? Are you hopelessly hopeless in Jonathan failures that you fail to realize it's time to embrace your future? Not withstanding your idiocy, was Reno right or wrong? Stop dancing around |
Educating Reno Omokri By Lauretta OnochieLauretta Onochie - PA To The President On Social Media. http://saharareporters.com/2016/11/12/educating-reno-omokri-lauretta-onochie
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When it comes to matters of religion, Nigerians are very touchy people. So it is almost impossible for the average Nigerian to see something wrong with their churches. However the truth remains that not all places of worship are good for the faith or will remain good for a Christian’s faith forever. The time will come when you will need to leave and move your search for God elsewhere. The question is, how do you know when it is that time? Note that the reasons below might vary from place to place, and the ultimate decision still lies with you. Having said that, here are some reasons you might consider: 1) Are your needs been met? The point of going to church usually is to fill your spiritual needs. If however, you currently attend a church were that need is not being met, then it might be time to consider, making a change. The need for a supportive community of faith, the need to feel close to the God you serve and the need to feel you are doing something right are some of the many reasons people attend churches. If these needs aren’t met, then it is time for you to move on. 2) Church scandal. A scandal a day is one of the ways to describe some churches, and if this is true of the church you currently attend then it might be time to consider moving church. Before you move however, you should consider asking questions. Are the scandals, the work of detractors? Do they hold any water? If the answers you get are unsatisfactory, then you should consider leaving. A church should be something to be proud of, not one you have to constantly defend to outsiders for scandals. 3) Worship of man is another problem Whenever you notice that your church has moved from the worship of God to the worship of particular man of God or pastor, then it might be time to consider a move. It is possible that some churches and their founders are people who are power hungry. So instead of the worship of God, the worship may become focused on the man in charge of the church or its founder. You easily notice this in using the pastor’s name in prayer or worshiping him like he is God. 4) Offering in church Giving to a church or in support of it is something that should be done voluntarily. If the church however seems to drain you financially, or becomes more interested in what you give financially instead, then you need to reconsider your stay in it. Repeated passing of collection boxes, huge and continued emphasis on giving financially to the church is a sign that the church is shifting focus, and it might be the time for you to move your search for God. 5) Huge crowd worshiping in a church It is possible that when you joined your present church, the numbers were few. Over the years, that church has probably grown in numbers. If there is no proper supervision by the church leaders, you might start to feel like a grain of sand at the beach, with no special feeling of connection. This might be another good reason to move on, because for many that feeling of belonging is important and it may be lost as the church grows in numbers, without proper supervision. 6) The book, Christians follow is the Holy Bible. If the teachings in the church you currently attend differ from what the Bible teaches, then you might be in the wrong place. So do not just accept whatever anyone says. Do the research for yourself, and if there are differences, especially in the fundamental issues, then you should consider moving elsewhere. (Copied and edited) |
My Lord, Please tell me where to keep your bribe? Do I drop it in your venerable chambers Or carry the heavy booty to your immaculate mansion Shall I bury it in the capacious water tank In your well laundered backyard Or will it breathe better in the septic tank Since money can deodorize the smelliest crime Shall I haul it up the attic Between the ceiling and your lofty roof Or shall I conjure the walls to open up And swallow this sudden bounty from your honest labour Shall I give a billion to each of your paramours The black, the light, the Fanta-yellow They will surely know how to keep the loot In places too remote for the sniffing dog Or shall I use the particulars Of your anonymous maidservants and manservants With their names on overflowing bank accounts While they famish like ownerless dogs Shall I haul it all to your village In the valley behind seven mountains Where potholes swallow up the hugest jeep And Penury leaves a scar on every house My Lord It will take the fastest machine Many, many days to count this booty; and lucky bank bosses May help themselves to a fraction of the loot My Lord Tell me where to keep your bribe? My Lord Tell me where to keep your bribe? The “last hope of the common man” Has become the last bastion of the criminally rich A terrible plague bestrides the land Besieged by rapacious judges and venal lawyers Behind the antiquated wig And the slavish glove The penguin gown and the obfuscating jargon Is a rot and riot whose stench is choking the land Behind the rituals and roted rigmaroles Old antics connive with new tricks Behind the prim-and-proper costumes of masquerades Corruption stands, naked, in its insolent impunity For sale to the highest bidder Interlocutory and perpetual injunctions Opulent criminals shop for pliant judges Protect the criminal, enshrine the crime And Election Petition Tribunals Ah, bless those goldmines and bottomless booties! Scoundrel vote-riggers romp to electoral victory All hail our buyable Bench and conniving Bar A million dollars in Their Lordship’s bedroom A million euros in the parlor closet Countless naira beneath the kitchen sink Our courts are fast running out of Ghana-must-go’s* The “Temple of Justice” Is broken in every brick The roof is roundly perforated By termites of graft My Lord Tell me where to keep your bribe? Judges doze in the courtroom Having spent all night, counting money and various “gifts” And the Chief Justice looks on with tired eyes As Corruption usurps his gavel. Crime pays in this country Corruption has its handsome rewards Just one judgement sold to the richest bidder Will catapult Judge & Lawyer to the Billionaires’ Club The Law, they say, is an ass Sometimes fast, sometimes slow But the Law in Nigeria is a vulture Fat on the cash-and-carry carrion of murdered Conscience Won gb’ebi f’alare Won gb’are f’elebi** They kill our trust in the common good These Monsters of Mammon in their garish gowns Unhappy the land Where jobbers are judges Where Impunity walks the streets Like a large, invincible Demon Come Sunday, they troop to the church Friday, they mouth their mantra in pious mosques But they pervert Justice all week long And dig us deeper into the hellish hole Nigeria is a huge corpse With milling maggots on its wretched hulk They prey every day, they prey every night For the endless decomposition of our common soul My Most Honourable Lord Just tell me where to keep your bribe. * Large, extremely tough bags used for carrying heavy cash in Nigeria ** They declare the innocent guilty They pronounce the guilty innocent |
I didn't see any standing ovation. I came on thread to see one but only saw crossed legged disinterested audience. Talk of packaged babboon for world tour circus. I can bet you, this ipob President and "AWA Oyel" loaded mentally derailed damaged cargo wasn't invited to inspire or motivate the students, rather he was invited to show his face. Face of failure! Face of the man who corrupted his country to the point of extinction! Face of the monkey that boasted that his administration has produced more millionaires by dashing his supporters and party members Nigeria's money from CBN coffers to buy private jets! Showing those students who a leader should not be. Simple! Far as I'm concerned, this black faced buffoon is a failure and the world knows that. Little wonder Nigeria's disintegration was predicted to happen under his drunken sleeping watch. Someone asked why has EFCC not arrested him. To the illiterate myopic originator of the question, I'll say Jona can run but he can't hide. Let him continue hiding behind ethno-religious idiocy. |
jaymejate:"She must have done that like million times". My problem with your supposition is, where you there? To all you naysayers, were your wife to act by embarrassing you not only nationally but internationally for that matter, what would your reaction be? And here is a President that has the presence of mind to take all that in his stride, you're all still up in arms shouting, puffing and howling where you're least supposed to. Aisha's outburst was informed by her frustration at not enjoying what your 'shepoppotamus' enjoyed which in turn messed up Nigeria internationally... #istandwithbuhari |
[color=#990000][/color]Bloody bad liar! @OP, You're so sick and pathetic that even in your mischief, you are still so dumb to think a half literate person would believe your holes infested lies. Bloody illiterate |
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