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Religion / Re: Is Astral Travelling / Projection A Sin? by Eponymous: 2:21pm On Aug 20, 2019
It is sinful because it doesn't follow the divinely ordinates path for the experience of the supernatural I.e through the Holy Ghost's influence.

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Literature / Re: Daughter Of Many Mothers by Eponymous: 12:14pm On Jul 16, 2019
Wonderful... Simply Wonderful
Literature / Re: Fortune City Needs Your Help by Eponymous: 11:57am On Jul 15, 2019
Divepen1:

It's simple! You know I have several stories situated in Fortune City. But instead of using random meaningless names of companies, I feel people should use their own company's name.
With that, we are promoting people brand and still writing a 'damn' good story
But I need people to earn whatever name they get. So, the points will be a way to get these properties.

Good concept. Creative also
I am interested
Literature / Re: Fortune City Needs Your Help by Eponymous: 1:29pm On Jul 11, 2019
Divepen1 I don't totally get the concept
Religion / Re: What Sin Is The Most Difficult For You To Abstain From? by Eponymous: 1:49pm On Mar 14, 2019
The issue with sin is that it is treated as a courtesy instead of the whole that it is.

For instance, you are addicted to masturbation, and you are trusting God to help you with it, but you don't want to be rid of the ' little' malice in your life, or the 'little' lie, with such you would never be rid of sin, till you are ready to let the whole thing go.
Religion / Re: 50+ Whys You Must Speak In Tongue by Eponymous: 1:38pm On Mar 14, 2019
God2man2again:
For ALL:


Without the Holy Ghost bursting out with tongues from our belly, our prayer life will be nothing to writ

Let's start with the why's

1. Speaking in tongues will enable you to have a close relationship with God Almighty.

2.It will turn you to prayer machine.

3.It pushes you or drive you to pray more.

4. Speaking in tongues is mysterious way of serving God.

5.It acts as a spiritual weapon like a spear to terminate the enemy.

6. Tongue causes destruction in to the kingdom of darkness.

7. Speaking in tongues aligns and cooperate with the divine timing.

8. Tongues mysteriously cancel death over our lives.

9.Speaking in tongues enable you to move into the supernatural.

10. It makes you to have more of God working in you.

11. It is a high level communication with Elohim.

12.Tongue is a mysterious way of empowering your inner spiritual man.

13. It is the pathway to the gift of the spirit.

14.A revival takes place in your life when you speak in tongues.

15.It is a way of opening your eyes to secret things.

16.It is a way of learning from God.

17.You become a spiritual sharp shooter in the spirit realm.

18.It is spirit speaking to spirit.

19. It is the best way to help your weakness.

20.You are filled with new wine of the Holy Spirit.

(to be continued)



Note: My reply is for correction purposes only.


Inasmuch as speaking in tongues is good, being a gift from the Holy Spirit,
we should realise that the prayers that are actually of much effect spiritually are prayers that are prayed from/in the spirit,
the reason speaking in tongues isn't necessarily praying in the spirit, is spiritual prayers are prayers that are prayed according to the will of God. James chapter 4 talks about that.

So if in a case where a Christian is praying and the way he/she is led to pray is via his/her words, then such prayers should be prayed as such AnD vice versa.

And also praying with your words are also of much effect, an example is in the lives of some foremost revivalists who weren't really able to tap into the holy spirit's provision of tongues but we're baptised in the Holy Spirit nonetheless, were able to explore realities in prayer and there were physical manifestations of their prayers an example is Charles.G. Finney, Billy Graham, e. T. C.
Literature / Re: Figures Of Speech by Eponymous: 6:42pm On Feb 17, 2019
I agree with Lovintus in all except the first one
Literature / Re: Figures Of Speech by Eponymous: 8:01am On Feb 16, 2019
TEE099:
Hello Literature geeks, please I'm stuck with some figures of speech in here! Really contemplating what figure of speech the following belong to, mostly stuck between two options, help please. All opinions are welcomed till we reach a conclusion!

"I just lay there motionless, booting slowly like an old computer." - chremamorphism

"I was hit by a blinding sunlight streaking through the space between my curtains,"

"the TV refused to yield, looking black and dead like those television sets in saw in Aba market." - simile

Anticipating our responses earnestly!
Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 1:24pm On Jan 06, 2019
Divepen1:
Individual plots that will eventually end with one.
However, the events are happening around the same period and they are likely to be referred to as subplots..

I sent you a pm.
Literature / Re: Wura Of The Waters - Akíntayo Akinjide by Eponymous: 10:40pm On Jan 04, 2019
Divepen1:
Si, it's in the aquarium. Her aunt bought it... Thanks for your critical mind. Can we talk business off here as regards Fortune City..

Aye Aye, captain divepen1. ride on.
Literature / Re: Wura Of The Waters - Akíntayo Akinjide by Eponymous: 7:11pm On Jan 04, 2019
Divepen1:
In what way?

I don't think goldfish exist in Nigerian waters
Literature / Re: Wura Of The Waters - Akíntayo Akinjide by Eponymous: 5:23pm On Jan 04, 2019
Divepen1:
Chapter 2
be at home at that time, tendering to her little garden and her goldfish or probably cooking. Her birthday gift would be taken from her if she did something wrong. She was to get the gift her gift that day.

'I said get out', she pushed Joel and .

Divepen, isn't a goldfish a little out of setting?
Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 7:38am On Jan 03, 2019
Divepen1:
Lol... You're catching the flow.. The excess water will be theme of the last book...


The water series is talking about value... And Money..


MIND = BLOWN

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Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 8:52pm On Jan 02, 2019
Divepen1:


To buttress the point

The teen stories will give background history to many events.
The University stories will show the improvement.

Wura stories will cause people from Sun City to leave for Brown Valley etc. It will be for the traditional people and will touch some crazy cultural story

This Zombie Story that you just made me continue will be a reason for Wura's storied effect. But their characters might not need to meet.


Witch series that has 'Grabbing The Hot Gate' will be instrumental in explaining to the Christians on a need for cleansing of the land. The wickedness here will scatter people and many would run off to Brown Valley.



Heaven Series which include A dread in the spine will show people running for their lives to Brown Valley


Water series will buttress each part of the victim

Olu's Story will show how the a victim can turn to Villain to Carter for a need.


They all can stand individually but are parts of a bigger story.


Eponymous

Thanks for the detailed explanation.
I guess it is fair to say, the rising action and climax of the central plot takes place at brown Valley, which is sad because Evil has opened it's mask there and shown itself to be Chioma. But isn't there a drought at brown Valley would it be plausible no matter the situation, to leave excess water for a drought?
You are some brilliant writer
Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 1:24pm On Jan 02, 2019
Divepen1:
Individual plots that will eventually end with one.
However, the events are happening around the same period and they are likely to be referred to as subplots..
OK, thanks. Going through your stories, makes one realise that prolific creative writers aren't a lost commodify in Nigeria, they are just to a large extent unsupported/unsponsored. Divepen at the point I can only say that, you don't have a choice than to go places with your stories, whether you want it or not. wink
Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 1:15pm On Jan 02, 2019
Divepen1, are the fortune city series all minor sub plots that would eventually be woven into one single plot ( cos thats what it look's like to me) or are they independent plots.
Literature / Re: One Song Of Death by Eponymous: 1:11pm On Jan 02, 2019
Divepen1:
I've not developed it. I don't know if I'm ready to go through with it

OK, more inspiration to you.
Literature / Re: One Song Of Death by Eponymous: 11:18am On Jan 02, 2019
Divepen1:
I don't know where am I'm going or if it will make sense by the time I finish. If I finish writing, I'm not editing this because I'm also tired of everything. Don't worry, it's not a rant. It's a story but I don't know where to start.
But I can imagine you getting tired now. Let me tell you about Rico, the fair boy that just popped into my imagination.
One cold evening, he was trying his rattling teeth on a stone cold stale bread. One could see freshness sapped from his 14 years of age. Despite the cold of the night, he sat there and wondered how he intended to live. The life he was used to was just plucked away from some days before when his family had an accident.
That was the first time his paranoid parents would be taking him out. He tried asking for help from people but he was spurned for not having an incline of where he had spent most of his life.
As he sat on the street in the middle of the night, he ate the bread to keep himself from screaming. His torchlight was placed in front of him as his eyes darted from place to another.
His mother said he had the mind of a girl but his father it was good because only the paranoid survive. Well, they didn't.
'They are just hungry', Sulaimon his new playmate, with whom he sleeps in the uncompleted building alongside two other boys murmured.
Rico hoped it was true.
'They bit my hand', Rico grunted.
' Fashi... That's rats for you. They will eat it and blow it'.
Rico hoped it was true. There was a color in the eyes of one of them that seemed too whitish, but he had hoped motto live in the same fear his parents lived, but something was fishy.
He had noticed the absence of rats for two days after the last rain that fell. The downpour came with a strange smell that left him transfixed for some moments. That was three days before. He had lived in that building with the boys for two weeks and was aware of how infested with rats the place was. There was definitely something wrong but he should just hold his chill. After the rain, the rats stopped coming out. Their squeaks died. Instead, he had been noticing the skeletons of some dead rats on the ground. He was so sure they weren't just there. The skeletons of rats do not play on the road. And he relayed his fear to Sulaimon, who looked at him disdainfully and waved him aside.
'That's how you said Ade was been raped by Aunty Paula'.
'Because it's true'.
'Shut up. If anyone hears you and let Aunty Paula know, she will not give us money again.
He kept pondering on what could have been wrong with them but wasn't sure of who would take him seriously. That night, the wall around them was being scratched and spooked Sulaimon that he rose to kick it. The scratching stopped for a while and continued.
' I will kill this rat', Hassan, one of the other boys said.
Well, they all slept off using as the scratches as music and they were deep in their sleep when Rico noticed an unknown feeling around him. He screamed, rousing the others out of their sleep. They all dashed for the door as their plan was. The vigilante always wanted them to give him money and they always tried to do but he sometimes came around to scare them and amuse himself. Whenever he did that, he would roar with laughter and soon walk off.
' It's me', Rico shouted and switch on the hold ragged torchlight Sulaimon stole for him. Pointing it in every direction, he saw rats scampering for light in various directions.
'Rats'.
The others hissed and returned to their sleep. He was definitely sure he saw them. There was no doubt. He saw them. He did see them. The inspection he carried out on his body was enough to show him what was happening but the others weren't ready to listen to him. They all were tired from the previous day's job of carrying loads and needed a place to rest their head before preparing for the next day.
The wall became his guard. Not minding that he would have to buy another set of batteries the next day, he pointed the light at himself.
'O boy off this light', Tomiwa, the last boy murmured. He was the oldest, 17 years old.
' Rats. Rats don't act like that '.
Hassan began to kick in the darkness.
'Is your brain paining you?' Tomiwa yelled from his side. Fearfully, Rico picked his light.
'Help', Hassan yelled and began to pound his feet on the ground and slap his baggy trouser hard. Sulaimon grumbled out of his sleep, angry at them all.
'Light. My leg. Trousers', Hassan shrieked. The Vigilante from his side blew his whistles. It was a warning.
'Shut up', Tomiwa hissed.
Rico pointed the light at him. Rats scrambled away.
'My....Ah... Oko miiii' Hassan shrieked and rolled on the ground.
The vigilante came running towards them with his eyes blazing fire and his mouth chewing curses.
'You leave today', the old man shouted.
Hassan was still yelling. Something bulge in his trousers. He tore at his trousers and that brought concerns on the face of the old Vigilante. Rico was too scared to leave where he was.
The others have flooded the trousers with the rays od their torchlight. The man tore the trouser and out jumpedd two small rats. Their body disintegrated under the ray of light.
Sulaimon screamed and ran into Tomiwa, falling their torchlight. The light changed pointed towards the door.
The vigilante kicked the ground.
'What that?' The old man asked.
Rico pointed the torchlight at the man and soon rats were running out of view.
Hassan was still moaning. Suddenly, rats began to jump into the light in a frenzy. Their skins began to disintegrate.
Sulaimon and Hassan screamed.
' Outside. Outside' the old man shouted. Rico waited till they've gone out before sprinting after them. Soon, they were chased by the squeaks of rats.

Divepen, what happened to this story?
Literature / Re: Wura Of The Waters - Akíntayo Akinjide by Eponymous: 11:00am On Jan 02, 2019
Is this also of the fortune city series?
Literature / Re: 25 Words (collaboration)- Be A Part by Eponymous: 10:54am On Jan 02, 2019
She decided to go meet 'him', 'him' being the genesis of her problems, if only she hadn't met him on that beautiful yet ominous afternoon...
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 10:40pm On Jan 01, 2019
Gistitydotcom:


Do you know that the Catholic Church whose teachings you detest actually determined the validity of books you enjoy today in the Bible? The church used her wisdom to decide which writings are valid in terms of the truth that we profess and which is not.

Secondly, read your history well, the Catholic church was the only church founded by Christ himself, every other denomination we see today either divided from the Catholic church or was founded by an individual (so your claim that Constantine allowed only the Catholic church is valid, but it as of then, the Church was one. The first division occurred around 325AD).

Conclusion, since the Church used it's wisdom to Compile the Bible, it follows that the church actually has the authority to teach what is right and what is wrong.


First. It isn't the first church, the first church as you would call it, the church as a unified entity was broken after the invasion of Jerusalem, which left only the church ( the people) truly the Catholic church originated from the true Christians at Rome then, but the involvement of the church in Roman politics after Constantine's death, due to influence in the church and the fact that anyone who is a member of the church enjoyed special privileges, which was the beginning of the end, as all sorts of people joined, even idolaters, and posts were made, like the Pope who was supposed to be the head of the church worldwide, because the HQ of the church was supposed to be at Rome, because Paul specifically addressed a letter to the church at Rome and the authority the church now had over Roman politics, and the churches in the other places(whose names elude me) that refused to act in accordance to the new found catholic rules were forcefully placed under control.

So no, the church doesn't have the right to discern right and wrong because according to the scriptures, the spirit does that.

I wish not to pursue this 'discussion'further, since the reason for my interference has been good day. derailed
Literature / Re: 'Lost But Satisfied' A Thriller By Akíntayo Akinjide by Eponymous: 9:32pm On Jan 01, 2019
[quote author=Divepen1 post=74232617]Chapter 27
Birth of a fire
Grace woke again, lifeles‘Deroju
‘The government-‘Usman said. Usman stopped talking.’ You, go first’.
‘No… You… Yo discussed with tral government and they have decided to fence Greencity round’.
‘That’s impossible’ Grace said, shifting to the edge of the seat.
‘That’s possible. Refused at first, they requested for cessation from being part of Nigeria. And for some absurd, reason their lawyer won the government's own’.
Grace was stunned.’ Does Governor Bolude have such liver? And why will they do that?’
‘That’s what I’m saying’, Deroju lamented. Her voice rose above the sound of the ceiling fan. ‘He’s gullible; there are some people that are pushing Him. He said it was to protect us from boko haram’.
‘We need to [\quote]
divepen, if fortune city is a private island isn't it still a part of Nigeria, if so, then how does green city have a governor, I feel it should be fortune city.
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 7:28pm On Jan 01, 2019
Gistitydotcom:


And who compiled this bible?

Unarguably, people from the Roman Catholic Church had a hand in it, but what has that got to do with anything? Does that make them the truth bearers? And not that the Roman Catholic Church was the only church allowed in Rome because of Constantine's sentiments.
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 4:11pm On Jan 01, 2019
KingCassy:



When it comes to religion, how do you know what's the truth?? Where you there when it all happened?? Why do you think yours is truth while others is false?? Who are you to say what is the truth??

You just woke up one morning and knew the truth, just like that, meaning all those into the practise over 2000yrs ago have been making mistake.

Wonder shall never end

Let's be clear, first 'this' wasn't what was in practise in the last 2000 years, maybe 1500 years with evidence being in the Catholic letters ( catholic : meaning universal) and Paul's letters, it came up after the ransacking of Jerusalem, and the Jew's and the early Christians had to migrate, and so on. As to how do I know the truth. First, I know Jesus, and he is the truth, and he is enough for me, no more no less. ( by this I mean God)
2. The Bible, anything other than these two, or is founded outside these two is false
Literature / Re: 25 Words (collaboration)- Be A Part by Eponymous: 12:08pm On Jan 01, 2019
..moved on, but she wasn't able to, each and every passing day, she pined for him, till she had a dream...
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 12:02pm On Jan 01, 2019
KingCassy:

I seem not to understand your question sir
Is it the truth, the true way to God. Because it worked doesn't make it true, and as you should know God desires true worshippers, remember that a whole lot of other people seek 'God' in so many different ways that aren't the truth e.g stigmata, so, I want you to ask yourself, In line with the scriptures and not any extra biblical text, is this the true way to seek God.?
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 11:56am On Jan 01, 2019
Pilate2016:

I believe you saw the Title of this thread. If you aren't gathering with us, why not go. Don't start 2019 with irrelevant argument.

To what end, will me bringing up an argument be.?
Religion / Re: 6 New Year Resolutions For Catholics by Eponymous: 9:01am On Jan 01, 2019
KingCassy:


Wow... The first time I engaged in novena was in 2012 when I was in unizik pee science for the of my program. Yes, I passed with flying colours. There's power in catholic devotions and novenas

But is it the truth?
Literature / Re: Today In The History Of Fortune City by Eponymous: 12:47pm On Dec 30, 2018
Divepen1:
50+ Stories...

Oh, OK, I really didn't notice.

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