Olayemi Egbetayo

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@RLehbib @grok on what basis was Nigeria sanctioned?

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@TheSleemKing @bapphah 4. of its breakdown, acknowledging that most divorces are tragedies of profound brokenness, not casual choices.

Therefore, understanding the scriptures you’re arguing about is key.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@TheSleemKing @bapphah 3. abuse, can also destroy the covenant bond, placing the real sin in the hardness of heart that severs it. Thus, this passage calls us to uphold the high ideal of lifelong commitment, while also extending Christ's grace and compassion to those experiencing the complex reality

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@bapphah In essence, Jesus calls his followers to a higher standard. One of lifelong faithfulness, commitment; honoring the profound spirituality of marriage, rather than looking 4 the easy way out. If u don’t understand, let people enlighten you instead of quoting the scripture wrongly.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@bapphah Bible teaches that God designed marriage to be forever. Divorcing your spouse for any trivial reason, unless they have been unfaithful, causes terrible harm and is a sin. If you marry someone who was divorced for trivial reasons, you are entering into an adulterous relationship.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 You make a fair point that no religion is perfect because it's made of people. My goal is simply to ensure our conversation is biblically accurate, so I'm ready to discuss any passage you cite from either the Old or New Testament and its proper context for Christians today.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 You are right that division exists, which sadly proves the truth of Christ's statement. However, His call for His followers is not to create more division, but to be agents of His peace and reconciliation in the midst of it.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 3. Jesus' words about division (Luke 12:51-53) refer to the spiritual divisions that truth can cause within families due to belief, not a call for hostility. His core mission was one of peace and reconciliation (John 14:27).

Message for Christians is one of love not aggression.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 2. The Bible advises discernment in close relationships (2 Corinthians 6:14) but also commands love and respect for all (1 Peter 3:15).

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 Simply put, the passage does not provide a model for how Christians should treat non-believers. In fact, the Christian model is the inverse: to love, serve, and preach the gospel to all, even at the cost of our own lives.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Ikengammirii @Josh98214067 @EmekaGift100 It is critical to never read this passage in isolation from the rest of the biblical narrative. When viewed through the lens of the New Testament and the life of Jesus, it is clear that this command belongs to a different era and a different covenant.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Josh98214067 @Ikengammirii @EmekaGift100 Thanks for this question. I’ve been scrolling through, to see who would ask him this question. I wonder why everyone else thinks the statement made was true.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@elonmuskTN 48

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Blaiseview3 @ruffydfire Yes, all efforts must be planned strategically but the impacts of political enlightenment and civic engagement among citizens cannot be overemphasized in the pursuit of a more egalitarian society.

[Olayemi Egbetayo @yemjer]

@Blaiseview3 @ruffydfire I do not fully agree with you. Although, revolution might be instrumental to reset the system,
but in order to create a lasting change, revolutionaries must engage in critical awareness, ethical transformation, and localized resistance, challenging power at every level.