Read the Bible with the House of Ngima

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

Leo kwa meza tunasoma from Job 38, where after Job lamented and questioned Jehovah on why he had to suffer and be tormented so much.
Jehovah Himself told Job to stand up like a man, and Jehovah will question him. Jehovah the Omniscient, all knowing asked where he was when the foundations of the universe were laid, and up to date with the knowledge we have we cannot answer this questions in astronomy, a subject with no saints.
Who are you mortal man to question Jehovah like he is your peer?
We may not always understand things beyond us, questioning Jehovah is taking bravado to a new level.

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

Ngai aturaga Kirinyaga Thaaai Thathaiya Ngai Thaaai

 

[mzeiya]

Leo kwa meza tunasoma from Job 38, where after Job lamented and questioned Jehovah on why he had to suffer and be tormented so much.

Tuma paybill ya sadaka. On a serious note, the book of Job is as raw as it gets with regards to human suffering and God's intervening as well as availing His grand plan that is at most times too great for us to fathom.
With God on our side, we are brave (tongue firmly in cheek)

 

[Internet]

Fun fact, Job is the oldest book of the Bible.

 

[Doc oga]

Ferk Jehovah, where has He been when Africa/Black man

was and is still being raped? And why is it that the Bringers of the "Word" no longer follow it enthusiastically as The feeling Black Man?

 

[Aviator]

Fun fact, Job is the oldest book of the Bible.

Never knew that

 

[Internet]

Never knew that

It's true. Research it

 

[emali]

Ferk Jehovah, where has He been when Africa/Black manView attachment 26357 was and is still being raped? And why is it that the Bringers of the "Word" no longer follow it enthusiastically as The feeling Black Man?

well put..

 

[Liberty]

well put

No

 

[Doc oga]

No

Explain please.