Children are dying in this country!
Children are missing!
Chilren are defiled!
Chilren are sexualized!
Children’s bodies are being pulled from rivers!
We have mass graves of children!
Chilren are dying in schools hospitals and at home!!!
Missing child alert:
A woman named Jemimah Ndanu Ngila of 28 years old with short hair and a dark skin complexion escaped with a 6 months old baby today around Kamakis Green spot area. She was the nanny to the kid and she left the phone at the house she cleared it.
Please help me amplify this so a mother can find her son. The nanny by the name Jemimah Ndanu Ngila left with the infant today.
His name is Nollan Kinyua Kamau age 6 months, was last seen in the company of the nanny area za kamakis greenspot. Kindly help me RT🙏
To stop ants coming in to your house leave a saucer of milk outside. The adult ants drink it & it has an effect on ant reproduction. The young are born without toes so they can't climb in to your
cavity walls.
This effect is called lack toes in toddler ants.
We are stuck at Kikwetu Tavern. Floods have overwhelmed us and all the cars have been submerged. We can't exit either by foot since the water in from mbagathi road has so much force. The bridge seems to have collapsed as well just outside the gate. The rains are not stopping and we are submerged waist high in water with no high grounds to our advantage. Mtuombee.
I am appealing that if there is a way we can be evacuated please lift us off. PLEASE RETWEET WIDELY.
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🚨‼️Most Christians read the Song of Solomon like it wandered into the Bible by accident. They blush, skim it, and run back to Romans where things feel safer. But the Holy Ghost did not misplace a love song. He put it there on purpose. If you remove Song of Solomon, you remove God’s own definition of covenant affection, not soft, not sentimental, but jealous, exclusive, and strong as death. The Church has reduced love to a mood. God defines it as a seal on the heart and a fire that will not go out.
When the bride says, “Love is strong as death” (Song 8:6), she is not exaggerating. Death takes everything from a man, reputation, wealth, strength, breath. At Calvary, love went head-to-head with death and refused to surrender. That cross was not romance. It was war. And the resurrection was the proof that divine love is not fragile. If your idea of love cannot survive betrayal, wounds, silence, and a tomb, it is not biblical love.
The Song also exposes something modern Christianity avoids, jealousy. “Jealousy is cruel as the grave” (Song 8:6). Jehovah’s name is Jealous (Exod. 34:14). He does not share His bride with idols, trends, politics, or religious systems. When Israel played the harlot, He chastened her. When the Church flirts with the world, He disciplines her. Love that refuses to confront is not holy; it is weak. The grave does not negotiate, and neither does divine jealousy.
The Song of Solomon is not in your Bible to decorate weddings. It is there to show you that God’s love is covenantal, consuming, and unstoppable. Many waters cannot quench it. Floods cannot drown it. Not exile. Not Rome. Not apostasy. Not your worst failure. And if that kind of love has sealed you, then you are not called to casual Christianity. You are called to lean on your Beloved, guard your vineyard, and live like someone claimed by a King.