Don Changara

Critical Analyst

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

@DandaroOnline Ipapo munenge muchinzi hatina musha panyika asi kudenga wozoona wega kuti aizve ko papa vakavaka musha panyika 😅

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

@Brian___Jethro Murume wehure haana mufaro 🙏🏼

[AMASEEDSOWER @DrShayPhD]

The Bible opens with “In the beginning God...”

“In the beginning God” tells us time had a starting point. Time isn’t eternal. God is.

The Bible doesn’t argue for God’s existence. It assumes Him. This, to me, is the most obvious truth there is.

God is already there when the beginning begins, which means He exists outside the universe He creates.

“In the beginning God” makes clear that creation isn’t God. Matter isn’t divine. Everything we see was made, by Him.

“In the beginning God” tells us history isn’t just an endless loop. It has a start, which means it has direction and an ending.

“In the beginning God” tells us it doesn’t start with humanity. Meaning doesn’t begin with us or our needs, it begins with God. This tells us that all the big questions, purpose, morality, suffering, identity, fall into place as Creator and creation, not equals.

God comes before light, so energy and nature aren’t ultimate. A thinking, willing mind comes first.

That’s actually what makes science possible. If creation came from order, it has patterns worth studying.

“In the beginning God” also tells us God didn’t need a universe. Creation was a choice, not a necessity.

The four words, “In the beginning God” establish authority. If God is first, He gets to define reality.

“In the beginning God” also tear down idols without naming them. Anything that comes later can’t be ultimate.

Morality isn’t something we made up. It’s rooted in the character of the One who was there first.

That’s what gives human life value. We aren’t accidents. We were intended.

A personal Creator means relationship is possible, love, commands, promises, accountability.

“In the beginning God” reminds us that everything keeps existing because God holds it together.

It also explains why sin is serious. It’s not just bad behavior, it’s rebellion against our Creator.

The hope in “In the beginning God” is that the God who started everything, can and will start it again.

That’s why the Bible ends the way it does. Genesis starts with God creating. Revelation ends with God restoring. Are you trembling at the almighty power of God yet? I know I am.

“In the beginning God” don’t just open the Bible. They explain the whole story.

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

@freemanchari Reminds me of guys who kick almost equally with both feet, Santi Carzola and the Ousmane Dembele just to name a few. Should they be banned too Madzibaba Chari

[Thabani Mpofu @adv_fulcrum]

Every bully must be dealt with by an even bigger bully.

Well done big bully.

One more to go.

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

The situation in Venezuela 🇻🇪 📍

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

We do not celebrate what Trump and USA actions but at the same time we are not happy about dictators whp overstay their time in power.

You oppress you own people to an extant that even your own soldiers do not defend, what are you doing to your own people?

We need new leaders

[Isaac Makomichi @IsaacMakomichi]

Breaking news: The capture of Maduro by the US should remind leaders not to overstay their welcome. By Isaac Makomichi

When Maduro was about to be captured, his army and personnel reportedly didn’t fire a single shot to defend him.

I truly condemn the US’s actions, but leaders must take note: thousands may pretend to love you out of fear, yet when the day comes, they won’t risk their lives for you.

This situation can be avoided by *not overstaying*. If you lead a peaceful, clean transition of power, you can leave office with dignity and enjoy a happy life afterward. @KMutisi @LynneStactia @TembaMliswa

[AMASEEDSOWER @DrShayPhD]

God never announced a change to the Sabbath. If God was going to move His holy day, that wouldn’t be done quietly through hints or tradition. He would say it plainly. God changes His law by speaking, not by letting people assume.

The bottom line is that the Sabbath is still the seventh day.

Sunday meetings happened, but Sunday was never made holy.

Grace doesn’t erase obedience. It gives us the power to live it.

The real question isn’t which days exist. It’s which day God blessed.

And the Bible is clear on that. God never changed it.

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Dear African Presidents,

Please understand that you hold great influence and power.

Don’t abuse this to protect your friends who are on the wrong side of history.

Don’t choose fraudulent blindness and criminal silence when your fellow Presidents commit atrocities.

Don’t mollycoddle your dictator friends who murder their citizens.

Don’t congratulate electoral fraud committed by your colleagues.

Don’t silence citizens of another nation who want to speak.

Don’t lecture the people of another nation on how to prosecute their struggle.

Don’t God-wash murder, injustice and dictatorship.

Don’t tell people who have the courage to rise up against what is wrong that the time is not yet right.

Don’t launder the persecution of the masses to save your friends and money.

Don’t be loud to condemn wars in foreign lands when you declare war against your own people.

Don’t reduce our Great Continent into a graveyard of dreams.

Don’t drink champagne when the masses have no water.

Don’t walk to State House on a blood-red carpet of dead bodies.

Don’t act in a manner that suggests that all you ever wanted from decolonization was to replace white oppressors with black ones.

Don’t feast at tables that rest on the backs of starving masses.

Don’t become individually richer while our nations become collectively poorer.

Don’t fail so badly that those who never believed the Continent could manage its affairs are justified in contending that we are incapable of governing ourselves.

Don’t destroy the will of the people without whom your presidencies would not exist.

We need new leaders.

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

The state house in now a circus...
@ZimDaily @advocatemahere @LynneStactia

[🇿🇼 ZANU PF PATRIOTS 🇿🇼 @zanupf_patriots]

What Comic Elder Received:

✳️A brand new Ford Raptor vehicle from cde Mnangagwa.

✳️US$10,000 cash for fuel expenses.

✳️A pledge for a bigger house, made by Presidential Advisor Cde Paul Tungwarara after Comic Elder’s lighthearted request.

✳️A 2-year free servicing pledge from Crocco Motors, the vehicle supplier.

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

@ruthmakandiwa Zvavo vamwe vari kuvaka misha panyika isu wedu uchinzi uri kudenga...🙌

[African @ali_naka]

No Political Party Formed

No Fund Raising

No Merchandise

No Rallies

No Singing

No bible verses

No Motivational Speeches

No Hashtags

36 Hours, the Revolution had delivered the country!

[Benjamin L. Gladd @DrGladd]

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I've got a few copies in my possession, though it doesn't release until 10/15.

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[Queen of BaTonga👑 @The_Tonga_Queen]

Greetings Zimbabwe ndokumbirawo 100 Reposts
At The Noble Hands Zimbabwe Trust, we walk alongside children like Waitawatebula, a 14-year-old girl from Binga who wakes at 4am to walk 10km to school barefooted, without sunscreen just to escape the scorching sun that burns her fragile skin. Her brother died of skin cancer at 17. Their story is a painful reminder of the urgent crisis facing persons with albinism in Zimbabwe.

☀️ With climate change making the sun harsher, and only 2 dermatologists in the country, thousands are left vulnerable. Our Vikela Mobile Clinics found that 98% of persons with albinism had never been screened for skin cancer.

🎭 This October, at the 2025 Albinism Konnect Masquerade Fundraising Dinner, we aim to raise USD $70,000 to purchase a mobile clinic truck a lifeline for remote communities. The aim to collaborate with volunteer specialists and bring services to the communities doorsteps.

Together, we can rewrite the story of albinism in Zimbabwe from silence and suffering to survival, strength, and hope.

🙏 Thank you for standing with us.
#AlbinismKonnect #SkinCancerAwareness #ClimateJustice #Inclusion #HopeInAction

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

This Channel Four News report on how the Chinese poisoned a river in Zambia is tragic, and YOU must watch it and RETWEET so others can learn about the dangers of uncontrolled exploitation of African resources!

The Zambian government has been absolutely irresponsible in dealing with the Chinese mine pollution, a catastrophic failure of leadership.

The Chinese have behaved badly across Africa, ripping out mineral resources in a manner that makes colonial exploitation look like child’s play.
Communities are left with poisoned rivers, devastated farmlands, and ruined livelihoods, while corrupt officials look the other way. Many will live with these consequences for decades to come!

Africa deserves leaders who defend their people’s health, environment, and future, not sellouts who mortgage the continent for thirty pieces of silver.

[Don Changara @ChangaraDon]

Thats a complete lie, l can name at least 3 people who are able and capable leaders wh
1. Fadzai Mahere
2. Sikhala
3. Ostallos
Etc

A bitter pill to swallow is that Nelson's leadership has led the opposition into this mess. Nelson is done and dusted.

[Ambassador N. Khumalo @KhumaloSaint]

The truth is that @nelsonchamisa has what it takes to lead the opposition ,than anyone at the moment, hard pill to swallow , He is coming back stronger . Thank you for your attention to this matter .

[AMASEEDSOWER @DrShayPhD]

Be careful with preachers who talk for an hour and only use one or two verses. That is not feeding you the Word, that is padding opinions. Let the Bible do the talking.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

John Chibadura’s family has asked me to let you know that they are very grateful for the assistance and love his fans continue to show.

They have shared these two pictures so that his fans can choose which one they want to be on his tombstone. RETWEET for the first picture and LIKE for the second picture. Thank you.

[Rabbi Brian Samuel @rabbriansamuel]

Since being on X, I’ve discovered that holding fast to my Jewish identity and lifestyle as a follower of Jesus really upsets the religious apple cart. Some people just hate it.

I’m told by Christians: "Enough with all the Jewish stuff!"
And by Jews: "Enough with all the Jesus stuff!"

I will not shut up about either.

I will never stop proclaiming my saving faith in Messiah Yeshua, that He is the only way of salvation for both Jew and Gentile.

I will never cease declaring that I was, am, and always will be Jewish.

And I won’t be picking up any fallen apples from the apple cart either. 😊❤️

Shabbat Shalom.

[AMASEEDSOWER @DrShayPhD]

How to Study a Verse

Step 1. Start with context (the backstory).
Ask: What’s happening in the chapter? Who is being spoken to? Why? Don’t jump into a verse without knowing what led up to it.

Step 2. Who’s talking and who’s listening?
Is it God speaking directly? A prophet? Paul writing to the church? Knowing the speaker and the audience keeps you from misapplying the verse.

Step 3. Find the key words.
Look at the words that carry the weight. Check what they mean in Greek or Hebrew. For example, “example,” “eternal,” “desolate.” Sometimes the original meaning clears up confusion.

Step 4. Cross-references.
Let Scripture explain Scripture. Use other verses on the same topic. For instance, compare New Testament warnings with Old Testament history.

Step 5. Look at the original words.
Check the Hebrew or Greek meaning. Words like aionios (“eternal”) or erēmos (“desolate”) show what the writer meant.

Step 6. What does this teach about God?
Ask: What do I learn about His character here? His justice, mercy, patience, or promises?

Step 7. What does this teach about me (and you)?
Ask: How does this expose my weakness? How should I respond? What is God showing me about obedience, faith, or repentance?

Step 8. Application.
Now make it personal. How does this verse affect my choices today? How does it prepare me for tomorrow?

That’s it. Eight steps. Context, speaker, keywords, cross-references, original words, what it teaches about God, what it teaches about me, and practical application.