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Adrija looked around and called her mother after opening the door. Adrija's mother picked up the phone and said, "Today is your son-in-law, in the morning, the rice cloth ceremony was done so quickly!" Adrija said in a strained voice, "Where did you marry me, mother!" Adrija's mother was surprised and said why what happened! A mother's son. Only you three at home then where is the problem! Adrija is angry and keep one of your sons! Some kind of relatives have come from somewhere and have been driving me crazy since yesterday. When I was changing my saree yesterday, one of Ronit's aunts saw the tattoo on my neck and said, if your mother-in-law sees this tattoo, you will not have a head on this neck. You don't know the daput woman! At night, everyone was laughing at me because I was sleeping in my nightie. And this morning when I asked Ronit's cousin to wear the saree for me please, she smiled and said that she is coming in five minutes. It's been an hour and no one has seen my mother. Meanwhile below, the rice cloth ceremony will begin shortly. What can you say other than to insult me! Adrija's mother Sumanadevi said I understand your situation mother but my hands and feet are also tied. It was very wrong to send a girl with you instead of sending a brother, it would have been better! Ronit would have made an arrangement if he had known. Adrija got up and said that he used to make horse eggs. On the day he met, Baba first said that no post related to marriage can be given on social media before marriage or his mother strongly objected to it. You know exactly what Momma's boy is called! Now I'm sitting in a saree and what else! When you come in the evening, you will also be a source of laughter for everyone. Which Daput mother-in-law, afraid to speak!
By Ashraful Chowdhury3 years ago in History
The Prodigal Son
The story of the Prodigal Son is a well-known parable found in the Bible, specifically in the book of Luke, Chapter 15, verses 11-32. It's a powerful story that illustrates the themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the boundless love of a father for his wayward son. Here's the story:
By Raymark Marcos3 years ago in History
The Story of Job
The story of Job is a powerful and thought-provoking narrative found in the Bible, specifically in the book of Job. It explores themes of suffering, faith, and the mysteries of God's providence. Here's the story of Job: he Story of Job: In the land of Uz, there lived a man named Job. He was described as a righteous and prosperous man who possessed great wealth, a loving family, and a deep faith in God. Job's life was filled with blessings, and he was highly regarded in his community. However, Job's life took a sudden and devastating turn. In a heavenly assembly, Satan approached God and challenged Job's faith. Satan argued that Job's righteousness was merely a result of God's blessings and protection. He proposed that if Job were to face suffering and loss, he would surely curse God. God, confident in Job's faith, allowed Satan to test him but with one condition: he could not harm Job physically. So, Satan unleashed a series of calamities upon Job. In a single day, Job lost his livestock, servants, and even his children. Despite the profound grief and shock, Job did not curse God but instead fell to the ground in worship, saying, "Naked I came from my mother's womb, and naked shall I return. The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord." However, Satan's challenges did not end there. He inflicted painful sores on Job's body, leaving him in excruciating pain. Job's wife, overwhelmed by their suffering, urged him to curse God and die. But Job remained steadfast in his faith, saying, "Shall we receive good from God, and shall we not receive evil?" Job's friends, hearing of his suffering, came to offer comfort and counsel. For seven days and nights, they sat in silence with Job, sharing in his grief. However, when they began to speak, they offered well-intentioned but misguided advice. They believed Job's suffering was a result of his sin and urged him to repent. Job, who knew in his heart that he was innocent, vehemently defended his righteousness. He questioned the justice of his suffering, longing for an audience with God to present his case. He lamented his condition, expressing his desire to understand why such hardships had befallen him. Finally, after much dialogue and introspection, God spoke to Job out of a whirlwind. God's response was not a direct answer to Job's questions but a revelation of His divine wisdom and sovereignty over creation. God reminded Job of His power and majesty, which surpassed human understanding. In the presence of God's glory, Job humbled himself, acknowledging his limited knowledge and understanding. He repented of his questions and doubts, saying, "I had heard of you by the hearing of the ear, but now my eye sees you." God, in His mercy, restored Job's fortunes twofold. He blessed him with more children, livestock, and prosperity than he had before. Job's friends, who had misunderstood God's ways, were instructed by God to make offerings for their misguided counsel. The story of Job is a profound exploration of the nature of suffering, faith, and the inscrutable ways of God. It teaches us the importance of unwavering faith in the face of adversity, the need for humility in our understanding of God, and the ultimate restoration that can come after periods of intense trial. Job's story reminds us that even in the midst of suffering, God's purpose and plan are beyond our comprehension, but His grace and faithfulness endure.
By Raymark Marcos3 years ago in History
Law and order in ancient Rome
Often, the Roman wars are remembered without due consideration for the subsequent Roman peace. This oversight hampers a proper understanding of history, as the majority of people lived their lives removed from the forefront of civilization. It is important to recognize that the stability of the Roman Empire was its greatest achievement. However, it is crucial to explore how law and order were established in the ancient world. Who investigated crimes when someone was found dead? How were cases adjudicated and justice dispensed? Answering these questions is not only academically intriguing but also provides practical insights into our own systems of justice, which can sometimes be taken for granted without historical context. Failing to safeguard the hard-fought gains of civilization and champion the ongoing fight for progress is a risk we face when we neglect the history of law and order. Today, let us delve into the history of law and order in ancient Rome, which continues to resonate in the present. This compilation video includes the following chapters: the establishment of legal frameworks, the courts responsible for interpreting the law in specific cases, the prisons for holding individuals before or after their day in court, the police force responsible for enforcing the law and carrying out civil duties, and finally, the maintenance of peace in the provinces to extend Rome's authority across the empire. Together, these chapters provide a framework for understanding the general structures of the past. Additional episodes on our channel explore specific examples of these mechanisms in action, such as the execution of the Monkey Sac, the case of the Sacred Chicken Killer, and investigations into murder. Feel free to explore these episodes at your own convenience. With all this in mind, let us now proceed with today's topic as we delve into the fascinating, albeit occasionally dry, history of ancient law and order. To freshen up, consider our sponsor, Tiege Hanley.
By Rotondwa Mudzweda3 years ago in History
One Friday Morning . Content Warning.
After a period of 148 days of striking, members of the Writers Guild of America have ceased their protest and resumed their work, armed with a tentative agreement. However, the picket lines outside the studio gates are still occupied by members of SAG-AFTRA, who are not alone in their efforts.
By Rasel Hossain3 years ago in History
Whispers of the Midnight Rose
In the small town of Whispering Pines, a mysterious girl named Luna cast a spell on the hearts of the townsfolk. Her beauty was like a secret garden hidden within the folds of her midnight-colored hair and the sparkle in her eyes. The townspeople couldn't help but wonder about the enchanting tale behind Luna's presence.
By PMON STORE3 years ago in History
Before Mary Shelley
Who do you think of when you think of the first female science fiction author? Mary Shelley? Yes, Shelley’s work Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus has earned her a well-deserved place among science fiction and horror authors and made her a founding member of the science fiction community. It has certainly been one of the most influential pieces of science fiction of all time, especially when taking into account all of its adaptations. However, Shelley is not the first female science fiction author. In fact, she was at least 152 years too late for that position.
By Stephanie Hoogstad3 years ago in History
The Life and Journey of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): A Beacon of Light for All
Birth and Early Years: A Radiant Beginning In the quiet corners of Mecca, a baby named Muhammad was born in the year 570 CE. His parents, Abdullah and Aminah, left this world when he was very young, making him an orphan. Despite the hardships, he grew up to be known as "Al-Amin," the trustworthy, for his honesty and kindness.
By PMON STORE3 years ago in History
A story about Bangladesh
Bangladesh, a land of enchanting beauty and a rich tapestry of culture, is a country that beckons you with open arms. Nestled in the heart of South Asia, it is a place where breathtaking natural landscapes meet the warm embrace of its people. The very essence of Bangladesh is a fusion of serene countryside vistas, meandering rivers, and the awe-inspiring Sundarbans, home to the elusive Bengal tiger. Yet, what truly makes this nation remarkable is its people. The Bangladeshis are known worldwide for their hospitality and radiant smiles, welcoming strangers as friends from the moment they set foot in this land.
By Shipon Joaddar3 years ago in History
