So whose skull is that, that they have kept for ages and they adore it like that?? Isn’t this Idolatry that the Bible condemns?? The whole catholic community rotates on idolatry!
@PhtEmmanuelO Before u say anything as a prophet read your Bible first do research before u make such videos. Who said there are no scriptures behind this? The Bible did not state it directly but if the holy spirit leads u to understand the scriptures, you'll be able to apply ur understanding.
I don't know him well, but Evangelist Ebuka Obi has won my respect for this. This is how you go from talking to doing, words to action, leading by example. "Aku ruo uno" sounds like a pipe dream until you see bold, gigantic and inspirational moves like this one.
Every preacher or business person from the East who's building empires outside the region, should see this and borrow a leaf or two from Evangelist Ebuka. Imagine the number of jobs this mammoth establishment will create in the East. Imagine if we become intentional about this and systematically up the ante, in Ebuka's footsteps. Think about what our region would look like in the next ten years.
God bless Evang. Ebuka and his team.
There's indeed no place like home
#operationcatalonia
#IgboAmaka
In multiple epistles, the Apostle Paul warns saints--not pagans--that those who live according to the flesh will reap corruption & death [Gal. 5:19-21; 6:7-8; Rom. 8:12-13]. His warnings are addressed to believers, not unbelievers.
Peter likewise warns those who have escaped the pollutions of the world that returning to them leaves their latter end worse than their beginning [2 Pet. 2:20-22]. John teaches that no one who abides in Christ continues in sin [1 John 3:6-10], & Jude condemns those who turn the grace of God into lasciviousness [Jude 4]. The theme runs throughout Scripture.
In Revelation, Christ tells the church in Sardis: "He that overcometh... I will not blot out his name out of the book of life" [Rev. 3:5]. The promise only makes sense if the possibility being warned against is real. Their names were already in the Book, yet perseverance was required.
Likewise, Christ warns the church of Laodicea that He will spew them out of His mouth if they remain lukewarm [Rev. 3:15-16]. They were in His mouth--in covenant fellowship with Him--yet could be rejected if they refused to repent.
"Once saved, always saved" is a perversion of Calvin's "perseverance of the saints" doctrine. The latter teaches that true believers persevere in faith & holiness; the former is often reduced to the idea that a person can't forfeit salvation regardless of persistent rebellion & unbelief.
Scripture repeatedly teaches that a saint who persists in sin & abandons the faith can cease to be numbered among the saints [Heb. 3:12-14; 10:26-29; etc]. On this point, I believe Pastor Lawal is correct.
"Once saved, always saved" turns the grace of God into lasciviousness & stands dangerously close to the very error condemned in Jude 4.
If you're looking for someone to debate the issue, I'm here. Though, judging from our previous interactions, I'm not holding my breath.
Sir @aonanuga1956, don't be stupid and foolish at the same time.
Kindly find a good Hausa translator to explain the video to you and your gullible audience.
Those are bandits moving freely, while police officers on ground are lamenting in Hausa: "Akwai matsala a qasar nan", There is a serious problem in this country!
With all due respect, tell your boss @officialABAT to RESIGN immediately.
This is no longer governance.
This is total failure and national embarrassment.
The North is bleeding while you people are busy defending the indefensible.
Shame! 😡
#TinubuResign