Pirates definitely want to retain their best player
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| Orlando Pirates Ace ,Oupa Manyisa’s value on the market. |
It is no secret that Pirates definitely want to retain their best player, but the big question is whether Bucs are willing to offer him a deal that will make him the highest earner at the club.
Though Pirates have vastly increased the 26 year-old’s earnings since his arrival at the club in 2008 from the Africa Youth Development Academy, he is still not amongst the League’s top earners, despite having been amongst the top performers over the last three years.
Manyisa’s value on the market has skyrocketed based on the fact that he has been Pirates’ most consistent performer since 2011, starting 132 games of the 149 that Bucs have played since the beginning of the 2011/12 season.
Having played 51 of the 53 games for Pirates during last season’s marathon campaign, he was a deserving recipient of all awards he took at the club’s end-of-season awards. He has also already played all 12 matches so far this season.
Preliminary talks between Pirates and Manyisa’s management team are said to have already started, but there is nothing solid as yet to suggest that the Bafana Bafana midfielder is definitely staying, which is why Sundowns are watching with interest, ready to lure their target.
Pirates boss Irvin Khoza is handling this matter on behalf of the club.
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ReplyDeleteIs it possible to be saved without having your sins forgiven? Was Saul saved by faith alone before his sins were forgiven?
If Saul was saved on the road to Damascus, then he was saved without having his sins forgiven.
Saul believed in Jesus on the road Damascus, but his sins were forgiven three days later in Damascus
Act 9:1-19......9 And he was three days without sight, and neither ate nor drank....
Saul sins were forgiven in Damascus, three days later, not on the road to Damascus.
Acts 22:1-16.....10 And I said, 'What shall I do Lord?' And the Lord said to me, 'Get up and go into Damascus, and there you will be told of all that has been appointed for you to do.'.......16 Now why do you delay? Get up and be baptized, and wash away your sins,calling on His name!
Saul was not saved by faith only. Saul was saved by believing and being baptized in water.
Jesus did not establish faith only salvation on the road to Damascus. Jesus confirmed what He already had said "He who has believed and has been baptized shall be saved"... (Mark 16:16)
You cannot be saved unless your sins have been forgiven.
In order to support the doctrine of faith only men have offered many reasons why the Scriptures cannot be trusted.
REASONS.
1. The Bible is not the inerrant word of God, it has many errors and contradictions.
2. You have to be a Greek scholar to understand the Bible. If you understand the original Greek language, then you would know water baptism is not essential for forgiveness of sins.
3. You need to use extra-Biblical writings to understand the plan of salvation.
4. The Bible has been mistranslated, therefore men are saved by faith only and not the way it is presented in the Bible.
If God is not smart enough to give men an accurate translation of His plan for salvation and Christian living, then why would anyone trust in Him for salvation or for anything else.
God has given us His plan of salvation in many translations, in different languages. You do not have to know Greek.You do not have to have a Greek dictionary. You do have to be Greek. If men had to be able to read and understand original Greek to understand the Bible, then all Bibles would be in Greek.
GOD IS INTELLIGENT ENOUGH TO GUIDE MEN TO GIVE A TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE IN THE LANGUAGE THAT YOU READ! JUST READ IT AND BELIEVE IT.
Men are not saved by faith only and there is no verse of Scripture that states men are saved by faith only. Men are saved by faith, but not by faith only.
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