Contributions to the tribute of Lissa Petra Austin

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N. Changa posted a condolence

Friday, November 27, 2020

Please accept my sympathy on the death of Ms. Lissa Austin. Losing a loved one in death can be very devastating. When God created man, he was supposed to live forever. But due to sin, humans get sick, they grow old and they die. However God’s Word reassures us that death is not the end of it all. You all have the hope of seeing Lissa once again right here on an earthly paradise. In the Bible at Acts 24:15 it says “ And I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.“ To find out more about the condition of the dead and the resurrection, please log on to jw.org Sincerely N. Changa.

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Keisha Cruickshank posted a condolence

Monday, November 23, 2020

To the Family of Ms. Lissa Austin, Please accept my deepest condolences at this time. Death is the most painful experience that one can face however, the apostle Paul at Acts 24: 15 reminds us of the resurrection hope that we can soon look forward to. By means of God's Kingdom under the rulership of Jesus Christ, death would be no more neither would mourning, nor outcry nor pain (Revelation 21:4). Instead, the righteous who possess the earth would have the prospect of living forever on a paradise earth just as God originally purposed. To provide further comfort to you and your loved ones, the link that i am sharing from the www.jw.org website features a wonderful publication entitled "What Is God's Kingdom?". This Kingdom that Jesus taught us to pray for at Matthew 6 :9& 10 is the only solution to permanently reversing sin and all of our problems including the painful sting of death please click on the link below for more information. https://www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/watchtower-no2-2020-may-jun/ Sincerely, Keisha C.

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