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Myburgh: South Africa's Biblical Misquote at The Hague Has Nazi Roots - Vimarsana News

Myburgh: South Africa's Biblical Misquote at The Hague Has Nazi Roots

South Africa miquoted the Bible, citing a line in the Book of Samuel that was once, ironically, used by the Nazis to justify murdering Jews.

Myburgh: South Africa's Biblical Misquote at The Hague Has Nazi Roots - Vimarsana News

Myburgh: South Africa's Biblical Misquote at The Hague Has Nazi Roots

South Africa miquoted the Bible, citing a line in the Book of Samuel that was once, ironically, used by the Nazis to justify murdering Jews.

Are you her cheerleader or gloom leader? - Vimarsana News

Are you her cheerleader or gloom leader?

A successful career and a happy fulfilling marriage relationship is every woman’s dream.

NCPC boss announces CAN president as spiritual leader of the pilgrims to Jordan - Vimarsana News

NCPC boss announces CAN president as spiritual leader of the pilgrims to Jordan

Jul 23, 2021 The executive secretary, NCPC, Rev. Yakuba Pam (right) and the President of CAN, when he was announced as the 2020 spiritual leader of pilgrim to Jordan, in Jos, Plateau State, recently. Share The Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission, NCPC Rev Yakubu Pam has announced the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), His Eminence, Dr Samson Ayokunle as the spiritual leader of the Pilgrims for the 2020 maiden pilgrimage to Jordan. The NCPC boss disclosed this in Jos recently, during the inauguration of officials of 17 Districts of the Christia...

Will Jesus fly the flag at half mast? - Vimarsana News

Will Jesus fly the flag at half mast?

When Jesus saw her weeping and the Jews who had come with her also weeping, he was deeply moved in his spirit and greatly troubled. And he said. “Where have you laid him? They said. “Lord come and see.” Jesus wept (John 11: 33-35). In some African cultures weeping is a sign of weakness. Men, we are told are not supposed to cry. Very often when something tragic happens, men are blackmailed into silence. Some cultures in Asia, especially in North Korea, women are discouraged from showing “weakness” during child delivery. Whatever that means I honestly don’t comprehend it very well m...