22 Kwasekusithi ngolunye lwezinsuku, wangena emkhunjini yena labafundi bakhe t , wasesithi kubo: Asichaphele ngaphetsheya kwechibi u ; basuka-ke. 23 Kwathi behamba ngomkhumbi, walala ubuthongo; isiphepho esikhulu somoya sasesisehlela phansi echibini v , bagcwalelwa ngamanzi, babesengozini w . 24 Basebesondela bamvusa, besithi: Nkosi, nkosi, siyabhubha x ! Wasevuka wakhuza umoya lamagagasi amakhulu amanzi; kwasekusima, kwasekusiba lokuthula y . 25 Wasesithi kubo: Lungaphi ukholo lwenu? Basebesesaba bamangala, bakhulumisana besithi: Kambe ungubani lo, ukuthi alaye ngitsho imimoya lamanzi, njalo kumlalele? Forex trading involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Izinkomba ze volumi forex. The Rewards for Justice Fund was a non-governmental, non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization whose sole affiliation with the U.S. Department of State's Rewards for Justice program was for the purpose of raising and providing private contributions to the U.S. Department of State for its use in the identification and apprehension of terrorists operating within the United States and abroad. The Rewards for Justice Fund was created and administered by a group of private American citizens. The group approached the U.S. Department of State shortly after the September 11 attacks and requested approval to raise money through donations from the general public to support RFJ. We reviewed this proposal and supported the efforts of the Rewards for Justice Fund. After providing assistance in the years after September 11, the Fund was disbanded in August 2008.