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Brothers, Sisters, Pastors, I am need of help. I will be as brief as possible.
My sister married a Joo against the will of my father 20 years ago. She recently befriended a wealthy Negro of no visible means of support. My Joo brother in law died two weeks ago of a mysterious illness. The Joo was the owner of a liquor distribution company and as Joos tend to be, he was very wealthy. He was in good health until he suddenly developed headaches, light headedness, and extreme stomach pains. He died a few weeks after these symptoms occurred. My sister had him immediately cremated.
My sister was distressed when she learned that her husband willed the lucrative liquor business to his Joo nephew. She did receive a large dollar inheritance, but not the business.
In her distress she asked me to take her two children under my wing. Both have been raised as Joos against Hebrew Law which dictates that Jooness comes only through the mother.
Here’s my dilemma. The elder of her two children is up for Bar Mitzvah and I don't think the Joo Rabbai is aware of the circumstances of his birth. My sister is living in sin with this Negro of substantial wealth with no visible means of support.
I am my sister’s only living male relative. I am a True Christian and wish to exercise what authority over the situation I have, but I am uncertain where my authority lies. What Biblical authority, if any, do I have over my sister, my niece, and nephew? I would like toenshackle, imprison, beat allow my sister to live in my home until she comes to her senses. As for my nephew I would like to beat him into submission lead him to True Christianity. I am unsure in Biblical terms where my responsibility and authority lies.
I am a True Christian, but not as learned in the Bible as the Gentle Pastors. Can any of you True Christians and Gentle Pastors offer any guidance?
Yours in Christ
Brother Lazarus
My sister married a Joo against the will of my father 20 years ago. She recently befriended a wealthy Negro of no visible means of support. My Joo brother in law died two weeks ago of a mysterious illness. The Joo was the owner of a liquor distribution company and as Joos tend to be, he was very wealthy. He was in good health until he suddenly developed headaches, light headedness, and extreme stomach pains. He died a few weeks after these symptoms occurred. My sister had him immediately cremated.
My sister was distressed when she learned that her husband willed the lucrative liquor business to his Joo nephew. She did receive a large dollar inheritance, but not the business.
In her distress she asked me to take her two children under my wing. Both have been raised as Joos against Hebrew Law which dictates that Jooness comes only through the mother.
Here’s my dilemma. The elder of her two children is up for Bar Mitzvah and I don't think the Joo Rabbai is aware of the circumstances of his birth. My sister is living in sin with this Negro of substantial wealth with no visible means of support.
I am my sister’s only living male relative. I am a True Christian and wish to exercise what authority over the situation I have, but I am uncertain where my authority lies. What Biblical authority, if any, do I have over my sister, my niece, and nephew? I would like to
I am a True Christian, but not as learned in the Bible as the Gentle Pastors. Can any of you True Christians and Gentle Pastors offer any guidance?
Yours in Christ
Brother Lazarus
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