10% talent and 90%

A person with 10% talent and 90% belief in what the talent can do accomplishes alot more that a man with 90% talent and 10% belief in what that talent can achieve. 

David only had a stone and a sling but the level of belief he had was way up in the sky in the end he slayed a giant, trained, professional soldier. So believe in the little you have at your disposal and you will accomplish alot.

THE VAULT GENESIS LIVE EDITION 7th OCTOBER 2012

Kenya's Christian HipHop Joint. A bi-monthly Hiphop Event like no other! we have all ur favourite Music, Deejays, Artists and Poets under one roof.

The aim of the event is to create a platform that exposes and promotes hip hop talent in the country, especially in the Gospel music industry. This is because the genre doesn't enjoy the kind of support it so much needs.

"We found out that some very talented Kenyan MCs end up giving up on their dreams after being 'frustrated' by the industry," says one of the organizers. The launch will feature some of the best artistes in the gospel hip hop industry.

Some of the artistes performing on that day will be S.P.A.T (Allan T and St. P), Kelele Takatifu, Maluda, H3, Nasara, Dan-gee among other hip hop heavyweights. Entry to The Vault is Kshs. 200. The main artiste in the inaugural show is Kelele Takatifu.

For tickets... you have three awesome options... 1. at the kenya national achirves, 2. Extreme Video shop, hazina towers. 3. holla our Ticket Hotline 0710964626.

The Vault wouldn't want u to miss out on the event jst coz u r unable to get a ticket on time..so we introduce to u "M-VAULTING" service.

How this works is by u sending ur 200 bob for the ticket to our ticko hotline number (0710964626) Then on the event day u will get ur ticket n COMPLEMENTARY drink waiting for u at the door!...

Easy as ABC, remember to keep the mpesa reply message just in case.

The Vault care...Keep Vaulting!

A HOLY HIP HOP AFFAIR!

TEN THE NUMBER OF PERFECTION/COMPLETION OF GODS DIVINE ORDER

There are four biblical numbers in the Bible that denote completion or perfection. Three, seven, ten, and twelve all mean completion and perfection. While each number represents completion or perfection, it is a different type of completion or perfection. Three means “divine perfection.” Seven means “spiritual perfection.” 

Twelve means “governmental perfection.” That’s why there are twelve people on a jury. Ten is the number of perfection or completion of God’s “divine order.” It is the only one of the perfect biblical numbers in which humans have a part. We cannot be part of the three, seven, or twelve. We are definitely part of the ten since it is the number of completion based on God’s order AND human responsibility. 

The number ten is built into our very anatomy. For instance, we have ten fingers to do God’s work and ten toes to walk upright before God.

Why only Ten Commandments in the Old Testament? Why not fifteen or twenty? The Ten Commandments contain all that is necessary, and no more than is necessary, both as to their number and their order. They are examples of God’s order and man’s responsibility. 

We cannot aspire to divine perfection on our own. We cannot aspire to spiritual perfection on our own. We cannot attain governmental perfection without God. We can honor God’s covenant according to His order and our responsibility. Hope you loved these biblical numbers.

The first five concern our relationship with God. The last five concern our relationships with other humans. The number ten is the start of a whole new order of numbers and the completion of the single digit numbers that come before it. Our responsibility in stewardship is to give God ten percent of our first fruits because the tithes represent the whole of what is due from man to God’ based on His claim on the whole.

The tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet is the yod, which means a deed or work. Because ten is also the number of the law, as seen in the Ten Commandments, the yod became a symbol of “the works of the law” (Rom. 3:20). 

The meaning of the number ten is based upon the divine law, because as Revelation 20:12 and 13 say, all will be judged “according to their deeds.” 

The tenth time Noah’s name is mentioned is in Gen. 6:13, where God said, Then God said to Noah, “The end of all flesh has come before Me; for the earth is filled with violence 
because of them; and behold, I am about to destroy them with the earth.” 

This speaks of judgment by the divine law in Noah’s day, because the people had rejected Noah’s message—that is, the message of the Comforter (Menachem). 

The tenth time Isaac is mentioned is in Gen. 22:3, where we see his father taking him to Mount Moriah. This pictures the great sacrifice of Christ on the cross, where the law’s judgment fell upon the only-begotten Son of God, who paid the 
penalty for our sin and rebellion.