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26. Deal with your mistakes quickly – You are not the first person to make mistakes. You may have made mistakes in the past but I assure you let the past be the past. (1 John 1:7-9 and Rom 8:1-2) confess your sins unto God and receive forgiveness. #SelfEsteem
27. Do you – Be yourself, do your style; there is room for you. God made you different from everybody else. If you don’t celebrate yourself, nobody is going to celebrate you. If you put no value on yourself, nobody is going to put value on you. #SelfEsteem
28. Surround yourself with people who have a revelation of you – Some people don’t know you are busy labelling you after your mistakes. Don’t hang around people who run down your self-esteem. Hang around people who call you not just who you are but what you could be. #SelfEsteem
29. Thank God for you & celebrate small wins - (Psalm 139:13-14) I am a marvel; they have never seen something like me. Bring your unique flavour to our world. If you don’t do that, you will deprive our world from something very valuable. (Num. 14:6-9). #SelfEsteem
30. I pray that life is going to be more beautiful for you from here on. I prophesy that the spirit of wisdom and revelation comes on you; you will see and know a new you in the name of Jesus.#SelfEsteem
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1. Jesus saw a dimension to His life that was not a mere improvement on where He was. It was an evolution to the next level. He illustrated it with the multiplication of the seed (John 12:20-25) #MuchFruit
2. Making major shifts God’s way requires total dedication to God. And this dedication to God is a death and resurrection experience. #MuchFruit
3. Dedication to God is the surrender or yielding of one's life to God so that He can use it as He pleases, whether it is convenient or not. That is how a Christian moves to the much fruit dimension. #MuchFruit
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1. Gratitude is function of focus and it depends on who or what you are looking at. When we focus on the situation, we may not feel grateful but when we focus on God, the situation pales in significance. (Heb. 3:17-19) #Gratitude
2. Satan always tries to use what is not working to define us by shifting our focus off all that is working. #Gratitude
3. We must learn to thank God no matter what happens. Thanksgiving ensures that we stay in the centre of God’s will. (1st Thess. 5:18) #Gratitude
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Dear candidate for the 2019 elections in Nigeria. Some with good intentions have been elected, only to realise those in their cabinet only wanted to share money. Do you have the moral standing, vision and ability to persuade such to put the nation’s interest first? #election2019
What will you do about the ability of the average Nigerian to create wealth? Will you remove the obstacles on their path, including policies and practices, knowing that you will by so doing remove those obstacles for yourself, your children and their own children? #election2019
Fellow Nigerian, do you have the character and love for country that we demand of leaders? No one person can change a state or country. If we’re not made of the character we demand of leaders, they may achieve nothing, and the elections may be of no use after all. #election2019
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**YES. The original Hive had a spoken language, but it had an extremely limited vocabulary. They're efficient, like bees. So one of their words would actually contain an entire statement, with multiple meanings,& things like hand signs might determine the meaning intended.
**In written correspondence, they might use other runes/symbols drawn to add emphasis or convey a specific meaning. Hieroglyphs are much more than what we've been told they are, too. Pictoglyphs would have served a purpose much like emojis do today.
**They could even create an entire runic alphabet based on their own language structure, assign multiple meanings and corresponding identifiers, and plug them into a written message like we do with emojis, and have a another message hiding between the lines of the main one.
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Thread: How the North of England led Bible study

The impact of ‘Northeners’ can be seen in many modern Bible translations.

(Bias disclaimer: I’m London-born, but Yorkshire bred.)
The first person to translate part of the Bible into #OldEnglish was probably the #VenerableBede (c. 672-735) from #Sunderland. His deathbed version of John doesn’t survive.
The oldest surviving #OldEnglish Bible texts are the words written on top of the Latin in the #LindisfarneGospels — written in the 10th century by #Aldred from Chester-le-Street in the Northumbrian dialect (language north of the river Humber).
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I'm emerging from a Twitter-break to share an unbelievable story.

In mid-September, 1987 a Brazilian found a capsule that glowed blue among the contents of the scrapyard that he owned. With a friend, he pried it open with a screwdriver and found glowing blue rice-like grains.
The scrapyard owner thought these glowing grains must be of some value or religious significance, so he took them home. Over three days, friends came to see them. The grains crumbled into a powder. Many people smeared them like glitter. His six-year old daughter played with it.
Soon, many of the people who touched the grains went to hospitals with diarrhea, vomiting, high-fever, abdominal pain, and hair loss.

The first person to make the connection between the blue-glowing substance and the illness was the wife of the scrapyard owner.
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"You gave me a wonderful master who, made by me, teaches me, and teaching me, knows nothing himself."
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Are there any trademark attorneys following me? A popular woodworker is claiming he trademarked the word “river” so no one else can make a “river” table. He’s actually sending cease-and-desist orders to people selling them on Etsy. It seems totally fishy to me.
As I understand it, you can’t trademark common words unless they are used in an industry outside that which they describe. For instance, Apple, and Windows. The thing is he’s certainly not the first person to make a river table or use the term. It’s been around for many years.
Here is the guy in the claim. First in use in 2012? They’ve been around for decades. It doesn’t affect me because I don’t build them, but he’s literally going after mom-and-pop businesses who have been doing them just as long as he has. He’s shutting down their Etsy stores.
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No one would ask where the woman was when the guy tried to get in her purse. It wouldn't matter. Whether in a restaurant or a car or in her house or in his house, going for her wallet would be seen as crossing the line.
People wouldn't even ask if she said no when the guy went for her wallet. You don't have to say no when it's property. People are expected to know they can't just help themselves to your property.
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