#LetThemKnow

Just listen to the words. Song: The Great One Artist: @TeeDanso Producer: @MaNameIs_Aaron Video credit: God's Light Blessings #MerryChristmas

Where from this kids 🤣🤣🤣

Ladies and gentlemen this is H. I. M

@GodLogic_GL This is just Wes Huf and Billy Carson all over again 🤣🤣

Mohammed Hijab's humiliation continues. It looks like he has started holding comments for review on the debate we had because he's getting roasted so badly over it😂😂😂last comment 15 hours ago...2 days ago...on a debate of this magnitude? I've never seen someone embarrass themselves this badly.

@VweeterLimited how long does it take for pending gwei to reflect in task balance

Video of Prof Kumi and his students Everything makes sense to me now 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he is him

This Nigerian is going viral for the way he controlled heavy traffic in the UK. 😂 🎥: TT/ridewifme

@teph_therapper Everyone has their own "to me"

I like it when people add “to me”. Then, there is no argument to make. It is like someone saying, “to me, black is white”. Na your own be that.

@teph_therapper Dasorrrr

This is unacceptable.

Breathe available on all platforms 😌 #rap #breathe #lyrics #blackmajestybme #emotions #man #march #tgma

@teph_therapper )ny3 correct

@TeeDanso Ofui lydat.

Your shiny head like mine. Read a book, you bald headed fraud.

Idk if you guys have seen this

@teph_therapper He say he be pastor too oo...wei

@TeeDanso He dey vex me die.

@Ghana_waterltd it's been close to 2 months since we saw water flowing through our taps in Kakasunaka #1. And the funny thing is there's a "selected few" whose taps are running and as a result, they are selling to the entire community. Abeg what dey happen, why don't we have H2O

There is no amount of civilization that make God's word old fashioned or obsolete. No wokeness can render God's word irrelevant. The validity of God's word cuts across time and race.

@Jo_wele @Shakerthis @RashelleBlue Wele....I see this one kraa 🔥

@Shakerthis @RashelleBlue @TeeDanso

Quick sound check before heading out with @RashelleBlue #wyflriddim

@peace_igho Interesting times indeed

Interesting times.

This woman has lowkey raised very serious issues…wtf

@Ihunanya_chi Beautiful

Abraham met Jesus. Yes, Jesus. The eternal Word Himself. Jesus did not suddenly pop into existence in the New Testament like a surprise character in season two of a series. He is not a created prophet. He is the eternal Word who was already walking, talking, and interacting with humanity long before Mary ever said “Be it unto me.” I know this part usually causes mental buffering for some people, but yes, Jesus did not begin in the New Testament. He Himself confirmed this in John 8 when He shocked His audience by saying, “Before Abraham was, I AM.” Notice He didn’t say“I was written about,” or “I was known.” He said “I AM.” That’s not grammar trouble, that’s deity talking. Now let’s open the Bible and see whether this idea came from my own imagination or straight from Scripture. Genesis 15:1 says, “After these things the word of the LORD came to Abram in a vision, saying, ‘Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your exceedingly great reward.’” Now pause right there. Moses could have written, “The LORD spoke to Abram” or “God sent a message,” but he didn’t. He deliberately wrote, “the word of the LORD came to Abram.” And this Word doesn’t behave like a sentence or a sound wave. This Word shows up, speaks, reassures, and makes covenant promises. Then it gets even more interesting. This Word speaks in the first person and says, “I am your shield. I am your reward.” Messages don’t say “I am.” They don’t introduce themselves. They don’t claim divine identity. A person does. As you keep reading, Abraham clearly understands that the One speaking to him is God, because he responds by saying, “Lord GOD.” He doesn’t say, “hmmm Interesting vision.” He wasn’t confused, He recognizes a divine Person standing before him. Now fast-forward to the New Testament, and suddenly John opens his Gospel by saying, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” Not created later. In the beginning. Then John goes further and removes all doubt by saying, “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” The same Word who came to Abraham later put on flesh and walked among men as Jesus Christ. So when Genesis says the Word came to Abram, and John says the Word became flesh, the Bible is not introducing two different characters. It’s telling one continuous story. And here’s where it gets even more ironic. The Quran itself calls Jesus the “Word of Allah.” The Bible calls Him the “Word of God.” Yet only the Bible explains what that actually means, that the Word is personal, eternal, divine, and capable of becoming flesh. John 1:14 doesn’t say the Word was created. It says the Word became flesh. You can only become what you already are. So my conclusion is this. Abraham didn’t just hear about Jesus. He encountered Him. Jesus didn’t start in the New Testament . He stepped into it. He is the same eternal Word who spoke to Abraham, covenanted with him, and later stood in front of the Pharisees and said, “Before Abraham was, I AM.”