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 The Foolishness of Humanity: An Exploration of Romans 1 and the Contrast Between Human and Animal Behavior *Author:* Da Effiong Daniel, African Holy Land, Akwa Ibom State *Abstract:* This paper explores the concept of humanity's deviation from God's natural order, as described in Romans 1. By comparing human behavior with that of animals, we highlight the contrast between the instinctual wisdom of creation and the seeming foolishness of humanity. We examine the implications of this deviation for human relationships and society, and argue that a return to God's design is essential for human flourishing. *Introduction:* The Bible teaches that humanity's rebellion against God results in a distorted understanding of our place in the world and our relationships with others (Romans 1:18-32). One manifestation of this rebellion is the blurring of boundaries and the rejection of God's design for human relationships. In contrast, the natural world operates according to God...

SAVING THE TWINS AND FHEIR MOTHERS IN PRE-COLONIAL AFRICAN By Da Effiong Daniel History has it that only the whites (Mary sclessor) saved the twins and their mothers from the harmful practices of killing and throwing away of twins and their mothers by the Efik,Ibibio and Annang people of the then south eastern states of Nigeria. This assertion is not the whole truth. This paper attempt to provide other useful historical information to correct the already existing’ historical document’ that was only attributed glory to the whites; Mary sclessor stopped the killing on twins in Africa, Before the coming of the white(Mary sclessor) to Africa, the killing of twins and ostracized mothers were normal practices in the Efik,Ibibio and Annang speaking people of the then south eastern states Africa . Some twins and mothers were saved from certain death by some Africans who were not Christians evidence abound, because there was no Christianity then in the area but just have love for the twins an...

The Shift of the Flag of the Lordship of Jesus Christ: From the United Kingdom to the United States and Now to Africa Author: Da Effiong Daniel Affiliation: Altar of Virgin Generation Ministry @ African Holy Land Date: May 2025 Abstract This paper explores the spiritual and historical journey of the Lordship of Jesus Christ as it transitioned from the United Kingdom through the United States to Africa, with a specific focus on twin-saving missions in Nigeria. It examines the foundational missionary work of Mary Slessor in the early 20th century, her limitations in confronting the indigenous deity Ikpaisong responsible for twin killings, and the eventual decisive intervention by American medical missionary Dr. Henry Farrar in 1964. The paper highlights the prophetic significance of the 49-year interval between these two missions, coinciding with the biblical concept of Jubilee—a year of release and restoration. The narrative culminates in the recognition of Akwa Abasi Ib...

Mary Slessor and Dr. Henry Farrar: Comparative Analysis of Their Missionary Contributions to the Abolition of Twin Killing Practices in Southern Nigeria Abstract The practice of twin killing in Southern Nigeria, particularly among the Efik, Ibibio, Annang, and Ngwa peoples, was historically driven by deep-seated religious and cultural beliefs. This paper explores and compares the roles of two pivotal missionary figures—Mary Slessor of Scotland and Dr. Henry Farrar of the United States—in confronting and ultimately abolishing this practice. While Slessor is widely celebrated for her humanitarian efforts, this paper argues that Dr. Farrar addressed the root spiritual cause of the practice by confronting and destroying the Ikpaisong deity. His contribution, largely unrecognized in historical accounts, is vital to understanding the spiritual dimension of societal transformation in colonial and postcolonial Africa. 1. Introduction The killing of twins in precolonial Southern N...

The Consequences of Complaining _By Da Effiong Daniel_ From the African Holy Land of Akwa Ibom State, I share with you a reflection on the biblical account of the Israelites' journey through the wilderness. As we examine their experiences, we are reminded of the significant consequences of complaining. The Israelites' Complaints The Israelites complained about the food, the lack of water, and the challenges they faced in the wilderness. Their lack of trust and dissatisfaction with God's provision resulted in them being punished, and one notable consequence was their encounter with snakes. God's Response As a result of their complaining, God sent snakes among them, which bit many and caused suffering. This punishment served as a reminder of the importance of trusting and obeying God, rather than grumbling and complaining. A Lesson for Us While it's not necessarily true that God hates complainers, the biblical account emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positiv...