I like the way you are scripture oriented. May God have mercy especially on christians.. like in my situation i got attacked by evil spirits that almost made me mad, after that i feel my heart is not right with God because i can't narrate a good prayer in my heart like before. I pity myself may God guide my mind and heart. I don't want to end up in hell. God has been my helper previously in my life but now i feel I'm empty inside, i want to love God with my heart and mind, not only my mouth, my inner person needs salvation, holiness
Men should concern themselves with the only one that can deceive that man. It is themselves. Each fall to their own deception. Know thyself so you know the part of you that is not you. You can deceive yourself, and blaming others will not remove the fault that a man deceives themselves.
You make no sense. No one can deceive themselves because everyone is born knowing nothing. You've spoken like a fool, brother. The Bible says 'Do not be deceived.' ### Galatians 6:7 (ESV): **"Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap."** ### 1 Corinthians 15:33 (ESV): **"Do not be deceived: 'Bad company ruins good morals.'"** ### James 1:16 (ESV): **"Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers."** Clearly, people will always be deceived by others. What you said is completely nonsense."** These verses emphasize the importance of being vigilant and not allowing oneself to be misled.**
Lakini hizi manywele mnyoe you should be modest when you are present ing God. Do you think the other men of God hawana manywele za kulea. The bible says you should be modest.
The Nazirite vow, as outlined in Numbers 6:1-21, is a voluntary commitment taken by individuals to dedicate themselves wholly to God. This vow includes abstaining from wine and other products derived from grapes, refraining from cutting one's hair, and avoiding contact with dead bodies, even those of close family members. The vow can be for a specific period or a lifetime, as seen with notable Nazirites like Samson and Samuel. The Nazirite vow symbolizes a deeper spiritual devotion and separation unto the Lord, reflecting a heightened level of personal holiness and commitment. **Concerning John the Baptist**, he lived under a Nazirite vow. In Luke 1:15, an angel foretells his birth to Zechariah, saying, "For he will be great before the Lord. And he must not drink wine or strong drink, and he will be filled with the Holy Spirit, even from his mother's womb." This aspect of abstaining from wine or strong drink aligns with the conditions of the Nazirite vow, indicating John's deep dedication and unique role in preparing the way for Jesus Christ. **Regarding Paul**, in Acts 18:18 (ESV), it is mentioned: "After this, Paul stayed many days longer and then took leave of the brothers and set sail for Syria, and with him Priscilla and Aquila. At Cenchreae he had cut his hair, for he was under a vow." This passage indicates that Paul participated in a Nazirite vow, showing his dedication and commitment to God's calling. **Additionally, I, Apostle Maliyabwana,** share with you a miraculous testimony. Before my birth, an angelic being appeared to my mother and gave her a son. Years passed, and other men of God came with prophecies concerning me-these were men of God who knew me not. They explained my calling to me and that I was a Nazirite by birth. I have tried before to please people, but I realized people don’t change because of our looks; they change because the Lord moves on them. Whether you believe in my calling or not is up to you, but I know in the eyes of God, I am justified through His word.
Amen apostle of almighty God.
So true in God there is fullness and peace. God bless you 🙏
I like the way you are scripture oriented. May God have mercy especially on christians.. like in my situation i got attacked by evil spirits that almost made me mad, after that i feel my heart is not right with God because i can't narrate a good prayer in my heart like before. I pity myself may God guide my mind and heart. I don't want to end up in hell. God has been my helper previously in my life but now i feel I'm empty inside, i want to love God with my heart and mind, not only my mouth, my inner person needs salvation, holiness
Men should concern themselves with the only one that can deceive that man. It is themselves. Each fall to their own deception. Know thyself so you know the part of you that is not you. You can deceive yourself, and blaming others will not remove the fault that a man deceives themselves.
You make no sense. No one can deceive themselves because everyone is born knowing nothing. You've spoken like a fool, brother. The Bible says 'Do not be deceived.'
### Galatians 6:7 (ESV):
**"Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap."**
### 1 Corinthians 15:33 (ESV):
**"Do not be deceived: 'Bad company ruins good morals.'"**
### James 1:16 (ESV):
**"Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers."**
Clearly, people will always be deceived by others. What you said is completely nonsense."**
These verses emphasize the importance of being vigilant and not allowing oneself to be misled.**
What should I do to be ready for his coming back
My question is will women capable of giving birth naturally and willing went for operation be condemned to lake of fire
Lakini hizi manywele mnyoe you should be modest when you are present ing God. Do you think the other men of God hawana manywele za kulea. The bible says you should be modest.
The Nazirite vow, as outlined in Numbers 6:1-21, is a voluntary commitment taken by individuals to dedicate themselves wholly to God. This vow includes abstaining from wine and other products derived from grapes, refraining from cutting one's hair, and avoiding contact with dead bodies, even those of close family members. The vow can be for a specific period or a lifetime, as seen with notable Nazirites like Samson and Samuel. The Nazirite vow symbolizes a deeper spiritual devotion and separation unto the Lord, reflecting a heightened level of personal holiness and commitment.
**Concerning John the Baptist**, he lived under a Nazirite vow. In Luke 1:15, an angel foretells his birth to Zechariah, saying, "For he will be great before the Lord. And he must not drink wine or strong drink, and he will be filled with the Holy Spirit, even from his mother's womb." This aspect of abstaining from wine or strong drink aligns with the conditions of the Nazirite vow, indicating John's deep dedication and unique role in preparing the way for Jesus Christ.
**Regarding Paul**, in Acts 18:18 (ESV), it is mentioned: "After this, Paul stayed many days longer and then took leave of the brothers and set sail for Syria, and with him Priscilla and Aquila. At Cenchreae he had cut his hair, for he was under a vow." This passage indicates that Paul participated in a Nazirite vow, showing his dedication and commitment to God's calling.
**Additionally, I, Apostle Maliyabwana,** share with you a miraculous testimony. Before my birth, an angelic being appeared to my mother and gave her a son. Years passed, and other men of God came with prophecies concerning me-these were men of God who knew me not. They explained my calling to me and that I was a Nazirite by birth. I have tried before to please people, but I realized people don’t change because of our looks; they change because the Lord moves on them. Whether you believe in my calling or not is up to you, but I know in the eyes of God, I am justified through His word.