SET ME FREE || Jaymikee || Lyrics Video youtu.be/bebOMMFYCmo

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The ambiance of the lyrics video😗

Still one of my favorites from Joshua Mike-Bamiloye songs and Albums. God bless you for this particular sound 🙏

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This NEEDS to join your PLAY List! _ Infact.. Check out Joshua Mike-Bamiloye and his Sister Darasimi Oyor all their songs are Loaded✨✨Running, A Agbara, Spirit & Life etc More Grace to their Lineage😇🙏😇 Their entire Family is an endless well of creativity music.youtube.com/watch?v=ncWUn8…

Every Mount Zion piece is a Bible Study.🥹🔥 Thank you Joshua Mike-Bamiloye Your message is clear in this time and season, it’s a reawakening for families. God bless you.❤️

Dodotido… Lasofami So… Doremifaso Dodotido Lasofami… Midoremifa remifaso mifaso La sohhhhhhhhh SODO! 🔥

Yes, Proverbs 11:10 says people rejoice when the wicked perish. That’s a description of the relief people may feel when oppression ends, but not a command for how we as believers should respond. The Bible includes both descriptive and prescriptive texts, and this is the former.

Correct. “Don’t rejoice when your enemy falls; don’t let your heart be glad when he stumbles.” Mishlei (Pro) 24:17 CJB The Bible makes it clear people rejoice when the wicked die because an oppressor is no more—we just shouldn’t be the ones to. At least we agree he was wicked.

I understand the pain, and I don’t deny the deep scars left by the policies and leadership. Many Nigerians went through real trauma, and no one should downplay that. But, here’s my stance, as a Christian, my response to the death of any person, wicked or not, must reflect the

As Christians, our response to the news of someone’s passing ought to be different. I’d say we are duty bound to respond with compassion when an unsaved person dies without receiving Christ because that is the proverbial thing one wouldn’t wish their worst enemy

Death is coming for all of us some day. The question is where are you spending your eternity? Jesus is calling you. Accept Him today.

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