eddykay24
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Edward Nathaniel Moore Junior
35,maleAccra, Ghana.
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ElizabethWilliams1
HELLO
14 Jan 20, 04:44 PM, Africa/Lagos
Trust this message meet’s you well I Elizabeth Williams on behalf of my Organization, World Human Right & Aids Foundation. wish to invite you for this great international summit which i will be privileged to attend in Africa with my organization, we' ve been selected to attend in USA and West Africa. I recommend you to attend if you wish, you don’t need to worry air/tickets, accommodations and feeding will be taking care of throughout the approved participant' s stay for the conference in the United States. Kindly respond to me via Email ([email protected] ) for more information and process on registration, terms and condition also apply. Note: This offer is limited. Regards, Elizabeth Williams. 789IOP
eddykay24
Friendship
21 Apr 14, 02:13 PM, Africa/Lagos
A real friend is someone who would feel loss if you jumped on a train, or in front of one.
eddykay24
You can’t take it with you. . . But you can send it ahead!
21 Apr 14, 02:04 PM, Africa/Lagos
u will die some day. And whatever wealth you have managed to amass will remain here on earth while you move on to heaven. The question is, “Will you have stored up anything for your eternal future?”What are you depositing into the Bank of Heaven?Jesus said, “Don’t store up treasures here on earth, where moths eat them and rust destroys them, and where thieves break in and steal. Store your treasures in heaven, where moths and rust cannot destroy, and thieves do not break in and steal. Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be.” (Matthew 6:19-21
eddykay24
Life is short
21 Apr 14, 01:59 PM, Africa/Lagos
Life is short. . .
But eternity lasts forever!
Life is short... but eternity lasts forever!
The Loaf of Time
I think of daily time like daily bread. Each one of us has a “loaf” of time, if you will. Each day consumes one slice, and the loaf becomes smaller as time passes. We eventually realize this, to our dismay, and it becomes so very important to use our given time wisely—to make our lives count for something meaningful.
