If you truly loved your country, you wouldn’t even echo the name Tinubu as the ideal candidate for any political office... l look forward to seeing you and Dipo in aso ebi.
And King Cyrus was a heathen.
So what’s your point exactly?
Or you don’t know that King James was not the first, second third or even TENTH OR TWELFTH person to translate the Bible to English?
Or you think King James is counted anywhere as an SI unit for a what a good Christian is?
Christ and his scriptures are the standard.
Not any human.
@saintzykie@steve_ini0@Eloks9@Urban_Sage1@ekun_II ...that (despite all biblical inference) you've decided not to "test all spirits" and to make a man your mamon that you worship and cannot question. We're vindicated in the truth of the gospel. You're a fan of a man who braggadociosly spread fallacy about the nature of Christ.
@saintzykie@steve_ini0@Eloks9@Urban_Sage1@ekun_II We are not calling him a liar because we don't agree with him. We are calling him a layer because there are inconsistencies in his "truth" and there is no scriptural backup for his claims. Especially when said claims goes against the nature of the risen Christ. It's not our...
@saintzykie@steve_ini0@Eloks9@Urban_Sage1@ekun_II Who made Damina d spiritual police? Scripture did! Eph 5:11 commands believers to expose works of darkness, while Titus 1:9 requires sound doctrine and correction of error. Christianity isn't built on loyalty to pastors. Christ is the foundation (1 Cor 3:11), not Arome or Damina.
@saintzykie@steve_ini0@Eloks9@Urban_Sage1@ekun_II Paul's visions weren't beyond scrutiny either! Gal 1:8 says even if an angel preach a contrary gospel, it must be rejected. Paul himself commanded believers to examine prophecies (1 Thess 5:20-21). So where did you get the doctrine that a pastor's vision is unquestionable?
@grok@100_crown@gangstasyndrome@MoyinftDeborah As followup I need you to destroy the thesis that the fact that James was gay affects the credibility of the bible using other translations as references @grok
@saintzykie@steve_ini0@Eloks9@Urban_Sage1@ekun_II On the basis of the scripture. Your personal experience doesn't and will never trump the revelation or the foundation Christ laid down for his church. Especially when this "personal experiences" have so many contradictions and inconsistencies.
@Stevengodsun@TGNLEAD@abeldamina@ApostleArome My concern with Arome's visions is the recurring theme of self-aggrandizement. But notice something: throughout this discussion, Scripture has been my standard, not hearsay, personal experiences or what some "man of God" claims.Y should anyone's vision outrank God's written Word?
@Stevengodsun@TGNLEAD@abeldamina@ApostleArome You're equating John's revelation, which is Scripture, with a pastor's personal vision? John was commissioned to write what he saw (Rev 1:19). His revelation is part of the biblical canon. Where does Scripture grant your pastor's vision the same authority? (2 Tim 3:16-17)