I bought 250 GB of data for 400 cedis on Telecel in January. We are in July and I haven’t been able to use even half of it because of their bad Internet
So he was benefiting from all this & he complained that tee ask him to act as her brother when one chairman visited?
Even na dog saf she want ago do 😂🤣
So he was benefiting from all this & he complained that tee ask him to act as her brother when one chairman visited?
Even na dog saf she want ago do 😂🤣
▫️She paid for your 40K visa to London
▫️Gave you a Civic to drive on campus
▫️Housed you for months
▫️Paid for your mom’s store
▫️Paid for your mom’s Hepatitis B treatment
▫️Paid for your brother’s school fees
▫️In Namibia, you crashed a car and she had to bear the cost
▫️Caught you talking to the UK girl, complained, you got angry and touched her
▫️When she got hospitalized, your mom told her if she dies, you would marry someone else
▫️Touched her so many times, she has marks all over her body as evidence
▫️Argued with her, embarrassed her in public, told her she stinks, bodyshamed her even in Uber and in front of your manager
▫️Paid for all the interior and other necessities for your new place
▫️Got you PS5, we coming for it tho
▫️Your dad wanted her to pay for his car engine
▫️Left her US Borga Sam for you!
The list is longer. I shall be coming with receipts and other evidences in due time. Justice for Adjoa Tee!
Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man
John 6:53: “Jesus said to them, ‘Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.’”
This is in the middle of Jesus’ “Bread of Life” discourse, right after the feeding of the 5,000. Jesus contrasts the temporary manna in the wilderness with Himself as the true Bread from heaven that gives eternal life.
Eating His flesh and drinking His blood = receiving Christ by faith, trusting in His sacrificial death (body given, blood shed on the cross). It is not a literal call to cannibalism, nor a requirement for participating in the Lord’s Supper/Eucharist as a salvific act.
Jesus explains the metaphor throughout the chapter with clear equivalences to believing:
“I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.” (John 6:35)
“For my Father’s will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in him shall have eternal life…” (John 6:40)
“Very truly I tell you, the one who believes has eternal life.” (John 6:47)
The language of “eating” and “drinking” is vivid Jewish imagery for internalizing and appropriating something - making Christ’s atoning work your own through faith. This is why many in the crowd were offended and left; they wanted physical bread or a works-based system, not radical faith-dependence on Jesus.
Salvation = CHRIST DIED FOR YOU
This is the heart of it. “Eating His flesh and drinking His blood” points to trusting in Christ’s death (body broken for us, blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins). It is the moment we receive the benefits of His finished work.
Salvation = MOMENT of time
Yes. The one who believes/eats/drinks “has eternal life” (present tense, John 6:47, 54) and “will live forever” (John 6:51, 58). It is instantaneous reception of life, not a process.
Salvation = BELIEVE in CHRIST
Explicitly. The entire discourse equates feeding on Christ with believing in Him. Peter’s confession at the end confirms this: “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and to know that you are the Holy One of God.” (John 6:68-69)
Service (dying to self, following, long obedience) comes after this. Once you have “life in you” by faith (John 6:53), you then live it out in daily discipleship.
You don’t “eat and drink” Christ repeatedly to stay saved or earn more favor - He is received once for all by faith, and His life now works in and through the believer (John 6:56-57).
Salvation is a moment of receiving Christ (believe / eat / trust in His death).
Service is the lifelong response of living for the One who gave you life.
Christ died for you → receive Him by faith in a moment → then die to self and follow in service. Jesus is calling people to Himself, not to a religious performance.
It’s all about faith.