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Hast thou heard that in the time of old the sheep dwelling in a certain pasture So increased and multiplied That they feared no enemy? At last, from the malice of Fate, Their breasts were smitten by a shaft of calamity. The tigers sprang forth from the jungle and rushed upon the sheepfold. Conquest and dominion are signs of strength; Victory is the manifestation of strength. Those fierce tigers beat the drum of sovereignty; They deprived the sheep of freedom. Forasmuch as tigers must have their prey, That meadow was crimsoned with the blood of the sheep. One of the sheep which was clever and acute, Old in years, cunning as a weather-beaten wolf, Being grieved at the fate of his fellows And sorely vexed by the violence of the tigers, Made complaint of the course of Destiny And sought by craft to restore his fortunes. The weak man, in order to preserve himself, seeks devices from skilled intelligence. In slavery, for the sake of repelling harm, the power of scheming becomes quickene

 

 

  Man was created in the likeness (image) of God   If so, then  God is the likeness of man  Therefore God is man Man reproduces …then God who is in likeness of man will likely reproduce too. If man is made in God’s image…likeness, according to Quran…then God is man like and so therefore God is likely in likeness of man to reproduce too. 4.  It will be common sence to say, since He is in the likeness of man, God has a child too..…son. Isa al Maryam…Yeshua…Jesus ·    5.      This  son is Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the saviour and the judge of this world and the one to come...1000 years of peace.

  4 Words That Should Never Depart From Your Mouth    1.  Thank You:  The word "thank You" is an appreciative word, the Bible said;  Do not be anxious about anything, but  in every situation , by prayer and petition, with  thanksgiving , present your requests to  God. Before  we pray we give thanks, before we eat we should give thanks, before we do anything we should give thanks to God the creator. Therefore as Christians we ought to give thanks to God, not just to God but to anyone who do anything for us, it's a sign of appreciation. 2.  Please ; The word please is a pleasant way of asking for things, whenever you want to ask for something from someone, you use the word  please , please help me, please give me the money, it's a polite way of asking things from someone. 3.  I Am Sorry : I am sorry is an apologetic word, when we do something wrong to people we ought to apologize, not just saying sorry but " I am sorry " using the word "I" is very im

 The One  The One is the invisible spirit. We should not think of it as a god or like a god. For it is greater than a god, because it has nothing over it and no lord above it. It does not exist within anything inferior to it, since everything exists within it alone. It is eternal, since it does not need anything. For it is absolutely complete. It has never lacked anything in order to be completed by it. Rather, it is always absolutely complete in light.  The One is illimitable , since there is nothing before it to limit it,  unfathomable , since there is nothing before it to fathom it, immeasurable , since there was nothing before it to measure it,  invisible, since nothing has seen it,  eternal, since it exists eternally,  unutterable, since nothing could comprehend it to utter it,  unnamable, since there is nothing before it to give it a name.  The One is the immeasurable light

 Introduction Since at least from the time of Nigerian independence, the Margi ethnic groups have been and are still neighbors with the following ethnic groups: Kilba, Bura, Matakam, Higi, Sukur, and Wula. As mentioned earlier, the Fulani and Kanuri ethnic groups are the majorities in the two states where the Margi reside, and they live in the major towns of Yola and Maiduguri, with a few Hausa in each city. This is not to say that there not any Kanuri, Fulani or Hausas living alongside the Margi ethnic group in certain Margi towns or villages. But what it means is that these groups that are considered Margi neighbors, including groups both large and small, have their own towns and villages even if they share common geographical vicinity with the Margi ethnic group. The first two, the Kilba and Bura ethnic groups, share words that have common meaning with the Margi. There is no definitive evidence that any two of them have lived together. But because of the geographical proximity which