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  Who is the worst storyteller in the Bible or what book?

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  for me the book of nehemiah, he got to be the worst storyteller ever.

  how he made the final cut of the bible, he knew someone.

  so a wall is built around.

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  With out Revelation we wouldn't have the horror movies we have today.
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  Who is the worst storyteller in the Bible or what book?

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  for me the book of nehemiah, he got to be the worst storyteller ever.

  how he made the final cut of the bible, he knew someone.

  so a wall is built around.

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  I like Revelation it remind me of the show "Twilight Zone..".
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  Who is the worst storyteller in the Bible or what book?

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  for me the book of nehemiah, he got to be the worst storyteller ever.

  how he made the final cut of the bible, he knew someone.

  so a wall is built around.

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  For me the book of Nehemiah, he got to be the worst storyteller ever. I don't know

  how he made the final cut of the Bible, he knew someone. So a wall is built around

  Jerusalem by Nehemiah, according to him a big deal.

  He 's a bit of a braggart, he says that for a while there, he had to hide out because

  everyone was trying to kill him because they were jealous that he was so close with God. LOL

  Which is the most boring book of the bible for you.
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  The Angels will guide a nuclear bomb away from the Governing Body!

  by John Aquila in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  this is one major reason why i dont try to wake up anyone anymore.

  they need to take the first step, and then i will help---- if they ask.

  otherwise i just listen and marvel at how some of them think.

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  There is a direct coalition between a fanatical JW and a person who

  is completely off his rocker. a nut case.
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  Do You Think 10% Tithing is Coming?

  by xjwsrock in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  firstly, there are cash flow problems in wt town.

  i don't think it's necessary to list all the cutbacks and layoffs, but there have been many.. their thirst for money seems higher too in my opinion.

  more entitled may be a better way of putting it.

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  A minister in a church in Dallas for many years..He tells of a man in the church who once made a

  covenant with a former pastor to tithe 10% of their income every year. They were both young

  and neither of them had much money. But things changed. The layman tithed 1 thousand the

  year he earned 10 thousand, 10 thousand the year he earned 100 t and 100t the year he

  earned a million. But the year he earned six million he just could not bring himself to

  write a check for 600thousand dollars to the church. He telephoned the minster and ask to

  see him. He bagged the minster to be let out of the covenant, saying "this tithing business

  has to stop. It was fine when my tithe was one thousand dollars, but I just cannot afford

  600 thousand dollars. You've got to do something, Reverend.

  The pastor knelt on the floor and preyed silently for a long time. Eventually the man said,

  what are you doing? Are you praying that God will let me out of the covenant to tithe?

  No, said the minster. I'am praying for God to reduce your income back to the level where

  one thousand dollars will be your tithe!
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  If I win the lottery

  by eyeuse2badub in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i haven't yet won the state lottery but i purchased a lottery ticket last night.

  if i win the lottery, it's $150 million.. if i win, my name is publicly announced and of course my picture gets into the news.

  i will probably get df'ed.. however, will the wtbts accept a hefty "donation' from my 'lucky' winnings?

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  Six states that allow winners to remain anonymous, Delaware,Kansas,

  Maryland, North Dakota, Ohio and South Carolina.
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  If I win the lottery

  by eyeuse2badub in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i haven't yet won the state lottery but i purchased a lottery ticket last night.

  if i win the lottery, it's $150 million.. if i win, my name is publicly announced and of course my picture gets into the news.

  i will probably get df'ed.. however, will the wtbts accept a hefty "donation' from my 'lucky' winnings?

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  Don Mckay a Kentucky consultant who specializes in advising lottery winners

  said this"at least 70% of winners run through the money in 5 years or less, and

  it doesn't make any difference whether they win 1 million or 100 million".
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  If I win the lottery

  by eyeuse2badub in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i haven't yet won the state lottery but i purchased a lottery ticket last night.

  if i win the lottery, it's $150 million.. if i win, my name is publicly announced and of course my picture gets into the news.

  i will probably get df'ed.. however, will the wtbts accept a hefty "donation' from my 'lucky' winnings?

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  I always wonder about this, if I won the lottery would my JW family members except

  money from me, Hell yes!!! But I would tell them if you have no problem excepting

  $100,000.00 you must go down to the lottery office and sign up for your share.

  I may be wrong on this, but lets say I won 10 million after taxes I receive 7 million.. I

  shell out each hundred thousand to my kids. Now the kids have to pay taxes again on

  the hundred thousand and this would be considered a gift, and gift taxes are more.

  Make sense????? In other words my kids would pay double tax.
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  Retirement Planning for ex-JW's

  by Simon in

  1. social
  2. family

  this is something i think about a lot, possibly because i'm just getting older.

  it seems that not only should i finally one day decide what i want to do with my life, but i should also be planning for retirement.. hands up everyone who feels their future has been royally screwed by the wts experience?.

  if you were a good jw and followed the wts advice you could well be finding yourself facing middle or even old age without much or anything put aside in retirement savings.

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  Good advice Simon, but this something to watch for.

  Failing health could drain your retirement saving.

  www.investopedia.com/retirement/07/ long-term-care.asp
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  Retirement Planning for ex-JW's

  by Simon in

  1. social
  2. family

  this is something i think about a lot, possibly because i'm just getting older.

  it seems that not only should i finally one day decide what i want to do with my life, but i should also be planning for retirement.. hands up everyone who feels their future has been royally screwed by the wts experience?.

  if you were a good jw and followed the wts advice you could well be finding yourself facing middle or even old age without much or anything put aside in retirement savings.

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  What happen if you have medical expenses. A JW ex-friend had a nice

  nest egg, but his medical expenses depleted his nest. His insurance only

  covered a certain amount. You have this other friend that never saved a penny,

  but he have a guarantee incomes until the day he dies and unlimited health care, substantial income that comes in every month and no agency can touch.

  It's a bitch growing old....Which guy is better off????