NewStats: 3,263,865 , 8,181,644 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 11:06 AM 5v5q4f

Do you have the shocks for Toyota camry 1999 Model... and how much it cost? [email protected]

Just bought my first car a camry 99 last month @ the age of 40....e nor easy ohhh

Graduated 1998 ...Got my first Job in 2008.....By my calculation 10 years without a Job..

Please help check this VIN 4T1BF22K4VU028204. thank you

How much will you land Mercedes ML320 2001 model and volks at 2000?

How much will you land Volks at 2000 model and Mercedes Benz ML320 1999 model to lagos

350k nko ?

How much..?

" A decision regarding your ission eligibility has been made. All decisions regarding ission are communicated by letter. Information has been mailed to you separately and will arrive soon if you do not have it already. issions decisions will not be provided by phone". This has been my update since feb 1st 2013... up till now (today). No mail. I even checked NIPOST.I applied for fall 2013 PG MUN.whats is happening? Has any received acceptance letter?.

please has any MUN candidate got their ission letter? Plz tell us here.

Most people here don't even know most acclaimed pastors/prophets/prophetess/MOG/GO are modernised with doctors/babalawo. No more wearing of tattared regalia and red/white rags all over but pimped premises. The devil is in the church today

I have applied for M.Sc fall 2013 issions @ MUN.I currently work for an oil servicing coy. My fees for a session is about 1800 cad. How much will my hold to satisfy my student visa?

lots and lots of religious eye-services..hypocrisy sleep in church till jan 1st morning and continue same ways..they seem to forget that its same 24hrs...even when some had not seen they new year in other parts of the world..God will help us!

Soldiers kill themselves even if they belong to the same faith or even brothers on the opposite side. We already know they kill with orders from their commandants. So why to kill as to obey a command?. The Bible and christ does not teach this?

Warri Nor dey carry Last...Known for the wrong things!

Good morning sir, pls how much will it cost me to get Toyota Camry 1999 -2000, 4plugs, fabric, factory fitted a/c, automatic from cotonu with getting all d nigeria custom documents and drive it in legally to Lagos. Pls, try and give me d break down of the cost at [email protected] thanks

I have been an advocate of Scrapping NYSC. As @ 2000 when i did NYSC, the ZI in kabba, kogi state said " the federal government spent 80,000- 120,000 on the average per NYSC copper". it must have increased now.
if this is so, then, why can the government give out this money as graduate loans and let the NDE train and set them up as entrepreneurs.
milllions of jobs will be created this way,

The Governor is buying more buses while the ones he had plying the road are charging higher prices even before the petrol price hike.
For example from ughelli to warri before price hike was N200 by the so called "uduaghan buses" while other ed parks like ADUVIE MOTORS charges N150.
After the price hike, ughelli to warri on "Uduaghan Buses " became N350. while other ed parks like ADUVIE MOTORS aND OTU MOTORS charges N250. from ughelli to oleh shut up to N350 from N200.

This again calls to mind the question of trust on Government. You can't commission another New 100 buses while the ones you already have on the road are charging mass threatening prices compared to other private competitors. Government is about making life easier for the poor masses.
Poor Uduaghan, Good radiance to bad rubbish

I am seeing that most people just dont know that the bible is a standard. if you have read from the bible yourself and understands it or helped to understand logically and believed it. then, what will make you look elsewhere, for what?, the truth shall set you free. Jehovah's withnesses are the most organized bible based truth believers i have ever known. the bible is their standard, not the pastor, they dont read the bible by proxy. they Examine it.

you younger granites should form a forum for Graduates outside nairaland. e.g a yahoo group that will include guys currently working.

THE ancient practice of tithing or giving a tenth for religious purposes has continued to the present day. Parishes of the Church of England are maintained by a “tithe rent charge.” Tithes the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec, Canada. The of various other denominations believe that they are Scripturally obligated to contribute a tenth of their income to their church. Does God really require this? What does the Bible say?
The first recorded instances of tithing in the Holy Scriptures were voluntary, unsolicited acts. Abraham, the forefather of the Israelites, gave King-Priest Melchizedek one tenth of the spoils of his victory over Chedorlaomer and his allies. (Gen. 14:18-20) Later, Abraham’s grandson Jacob made a vow to God, saying: “If God will continue with me and will certainly keep me on this way on which I am going and will certainly give me bread to eat and garments to wear and I shall certainly return in peace to the house of my father, then Jehovah will have proved to be my God. And this stone that I have set up as a pillar will become a house of God, and as for everything that you will give me I shall without fail give the tenth of it to you.”—Gen. 28:20-22.
Clearly, Abraham had not imposed the payment of tenths on his family as a regular duty. It would have been superfluous for Jacob to vow to pay a tenth had he already been under obligation to do so. Moreover, Jacob’s vow about giving a tenth of everything in no way implied that his descendants would have to do the same. That vow was a solemn promise by which Jacob alone bound himself.
Jacob’s descendants, the Israelites, however, did eventually receive a law from God requiring the payment of tithes. What was the purpose of this law? Is it binding on Christians today?
The prime reason for tithes in Israel was to the priesthood and the services at the sanctuary, because neither the priests nor other of the tribe of Levi were given a land inheritance of their own. Their main work was to look after the spiritual interests of fellow Israelites. The tithes, therefore, served as a divinely arranged means of , a payment for services rendered in behalf of the nation. God’s law stated: “The Levites themselves must carry on the service of the tent of meeting, and they are the ones who should answer for their error. It is a statute to time indefinite during your generations that in the midst of the sons of Israel they should not get possession of an inheritance. For the tenth part of the sons of Israel, which they will contribute to Jehovah as a contribution, I have given to the Levites as an inheritance.” (Num. 18:23, 24) The nonpriestly Levites, in turn, gave a tenth of what they had received to the Aaronic priesthood for its .—Num. 18:25-29.
The Christian congregation forming the “Israel of God,” or a nation of spiritual Israelites, differs from natural Israel. (Gal. 6:16) It has no special priestly class nor a body of sanctuary workers who cannot own land or are otherwise prevented from using their hands to the full in caring for their material needs. All the of spiritual Israel are a “holy priesthood.” (1 Pet. 2:5) Thus there is no need for the kind of material Jehovah God outlined for natural Israel.
Furthermore, the activities carried on at the sanctuary by Israel’s priests and the Levites pointed to realities fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Respecting the provisions of God’s law to Israel, the Bible tells us: “Those things are a shadow of the things to come, but the reality belongs to the Christ.” (Col. 2:17) “Since the Law has a shadow of the good things to come, but not the very substance of the things, men can never with the same sacrifices from year to year which they offer continually make those who approach perfect.” (Heb. 10:1) When the reality came into being, the functions pointing to it ceased to have any value. And tithes for ing these functions were no longer required.
The Law covenant, with its commands about tithing, was abolished on the basis of Jesus’ death on the torture stake. Of this, the inspired apostle Paul wrote: “[God] blotted out the handwritten document . . . and He has taken it out of the way by nailing it to the torture stake.” (Col. 2:14) Hence, the command on tithing given to the Israelites cannot be used to prove that God requires this of Christians.
An examination of the Christian Greek Scriptures gives no indication that of the first-century church had to pay tithes. True, they made contributions for relief measures in behalf of needy fellow believers. They also gave assistance to elders who worked hard in speaking and teaching. At no time, though, do we read of a specific amount of income being set aside for such contributions.—Acts 11:29; Rom. 15:26; 1 Cor. 16:1-3; Phil. 4:15, 16.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures the emphasis is on voluntary giving that stems from the heart. We read: “If the readiness is there first, it is especially acceptable according to what a person has, not according to what a person does not have.” (2 Cor. 8:12) “Let each one do just as he has resolved in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” (2 Cor. 9:7) Manifestly, if tithing had been ened upon Christians, the amount would already have been determined for them by a specific command.
Regarding material assistance to elders, Christians were instructed: “Let the older men who preside in a fine way be reckoned worthy of double honor, especially those who work hard in speaking and teaching. For the Scripture says: ‘You must not muzzle a bull when it threshes out the grain’; also: ‘The workman is worthy of his wages.’” (1 Tim. 5:17, 18) Again there is no mention of any tithe to be used in assisting elders materially. Then, too, we should not conclude from this text that any of the elders received a fixed salary. What they received were voluntary gifts from those who appreciated that the time these elders spent in behalf of the congregation could have been used by them in working for money. The apostle Paul and other faithful elders, however, did not seek after such material assistance. They worked with their hands to care for their physical needs.—1 Thess. 2:9.
Thus there is no Biblical proof that early Christians considered tithing to be a divine requirement. It was such only during the time the Law covenant was in force. With the abolition of the Law, the command about tithing was also canceled. And no command to tithe was given to the Christian congregation. Contributions for furthering the interests of true worship were strictly voluntary. Jehovah’s Christian witnesses today follow the example of the first-century congregation in this regard.

THE ancient practice of tithing or giving a tenth for religious purposes has continued to the present day. Parishes of the Church of England are maintained by a “tithe rent charge.” Tithes the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec, Canada. The of various other denominations believe that they are Scripturally obligated to contribute a tenth of their income to their church. Does God really require this? What does the Bible say?
The first recorded instances of tithing in the Holy Scriptures were voluntary, unsolicited acts. Abraham, the forefather of the Israelites, gave King-Priest Melchizedek one tenth of the spoils of his victory over Chedorlaomer and his allies. (Gen. 14:18-20) Later, Abraham’s grandson Jacob made a vow to God, saying: “If God will continue with me and will certainly keep me on this way on which I am going and will certainly give me bread to eat and garments to wear and I shall certainly return in peace to the house of my father, then Jehovah will have proved to be my God. And this stone that I have set up as a pillar will become a house of God, and as for everything that you will give me I shall without fail give the tenth of it to you.”—Gen. 28:20-22.
Clearly, Abraham had not imposed the payment of tenths on his family as a regular duty. It would have been superfluous for Jacob to vow to pay a tenth had he already been under obligation to do so. Moreover, Jacob’s vow about giving a tenth of everything in no way implied that his descendants would have to do the same. That vow was a solemn promise by which Jacob alone bound himself.
Jacob’s descendants, the Israelites, however, did eventually receive a law from God requiring the payment of tithes. What was the purpose of this law? Is it binding on Christians today?
The prime reason for tithes in Israel was to the priesthood and the services at the sanctuary, because neither the priests nor other of the tribe of Levi were given a land inheritance of their own. Their main work was to look after the spiritual interests of fellow Israelites. The tithes, therefore, served as a divinely arranged means of , a payment for services rendered in behalf of the nation. God’s law stated: “The Levites themselves must carry on the service of the tent of meeting, and they are the ones who should answer for their error. It is a statute to time indefinite during your generations that in the midst of the sons of Israel they should not get possession of an inheritance. For the tenth part of the sons of Israel, which they will contribute to Jehovah as a contribution, I have given to the Levites as an inheritance.” (Num. 18:23, 24) The nonpriestly Levites, in turn, gave a tenth of what they had received to the Aaronic priesthood for its .—Num. 18:25-29.
The Christian congregation forming the “Israel of God,” or a nation of spiritual Israelites, differs from natural Israel. (Gal. 6:16) It has no special priestly class nor a body of sanctuary workers who cannot own land or are otherwise prevented from using their hands to the full in caring for their material needs. All the of spiritual Israel are a “holy priesthood.” (1 Pet. 2:5) Thus there is no need for the kind of material Jehovah God outlined for natural Israel.
Furthermore, the activities carried on at the sanctuary by Israel’s priests and the Levites pointed to realities fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Respecting the provisions of God’s law to Israel, the Bible tells us: “Those things are a shadow of the things to come, but the reality belongs to the Christ.” (Col. 2:17) “Since the Law has a shadow of the good things to come, but not the very substance of the things, men can never with the same sacrifices from year to year which they offer continually make those who approach perfect.” (Heb. 10:1) When the reality came into being, the functions pointing to it ceased to have any value. And tithes for ing these functions were no longer required.
The Law covenant, with its commands about tithing, was abolished on the basis of Jesus’ death on the torture stake. Of this, the inspired apostle Paul wrote: “[God] blotted out the handwritten document . . . and He has taken it out of the way by nailing it to the torture stake.” (Col. 2:14) Hence, the command on tithing given to the Israelites cannot be used to prove that God requires this of Christians.
An examination of the Christian Greek Scriptures gives no indication that of the first-century church had to pay tithes. True, they made contributions for relief measures in behalf of needy fellow believers. They also gave assistance to elders who worked hard in speaking and teaching. At no time, though, do we read of a specific amount of income being set aside for such contributions.—Acts 11:29; Rom. 15:26; 1 Cor. 16:1-3; Phil. 4:15, 16.
In the Christian Greek Scriptures the emphasis is on voluntary giving that stems from the heart. We read: “If the readiness is there first, it is especially acceptable according to what a person has, not according to what a person does not have.” (2 Cor. 8:12) “Let each one do just as he has resolved in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” (2 Cor. 9:7) Manifestly, if tithing had been ened upon Christians, the amount would already have been determined for them by a specific command.
Regarding material assistance to elders, Christians were instructed: “Let the older men who preside in a fine way be reckoned worthy of double honor, especially those who work hard in speaking and teaching. For the Scripture says: ‘You must not muzzle a bull when it threshes out the grain’; also: ‘The workman is worthy of his wages.’” (1 Tim. 5:17, 18) Again there is no mention of any tithe to be used in assisting elders materially. Then, too, we should not conclude from this text that any of the elders received a fixed salary. What they received were voluntary gifts from those who appreciated that the time these elders spent in behalf of the congregation could have been used by them in working for money. The apostle Paul and other faithful elders, however, did not seek after such material assistance. They worked with their hands to care for their physical needs.—1 Thess. 2:9.
Thus there is no Biblical proof that early Christians considered tithing to be a divine requirement. It was such only during the time the Law covenant was in force. With the abolition of the Law, the command about tithing was also canceled. And no command to tithe was given to the Christian congregation. Contributions for furthering the interests of true worship were strictly voluntary.

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I have said NYSC is a waste of funds.Nysc spends about 300k or more on a corps member. For GOD'S SAKE, Give this money to them immidiately after graduation to start a small business or firm it will cushion the massive unemployment. kapish.

I have a Dell latitude 410 p4 40g 1.7ghz processor. with an external dvd drive. recently, when i booted it, it siad that the one of the componet connected with the d bay is not compactable with the system. and the system hanged. when i press power bottom to force it to shut down, it never came up again. just the power button comes up and in a few seconds goes off again. what do u think can be done?