'They're preying on my grief': Elderly widow claims Christian group sent her religious pamphlets just days after her husband died in an attempt to convert her while she is 'most vulnerable'

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18 hours ago, TrueTomHarley said:

It was necessary for the first to take a crash course. Besides, what was Jesus saying other that he would be resurrected?

Crash course? please explain this crash course and why it does not apply today, but instead a requirement for a year long study is needed? 

 

18 hours ago, TrueTomHarley said:

As for the second, he was already part of a people with a dedication to God. Diligently reading Isaiah, he just needed a few tweaks to bring him up to speed. He didn't have centuries of apostate teaching he had to undo.

If he was already a part, then why did he say that he had no understanding of what he was reading? He had no idea who Isaiah was talking about. Surely if he were part of God's people, then he would have known something. Didn't the Jews have an idea that Isaiah was talking about the Messiah? Was this man a Jew? Besides all of this, what was the one thing......not some man made list of requirements or questions......one thing that this man needed from Philip?

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"She put a notice in her local newspaper on May 3 and 4 with an address provided for people to send messages of condolence to the family. "

So some kind women sent her messages of condolences and scriptures to help a grieving widow with a positive message. Sounds like this poor woman had a beef with the jw's, just not with the message they sent her.