Last Will And Testament-Will And Testament

Rick C asked:


Some people believe the New Testament shall supercede the Old Testament. So does that mean that the Old Testament laws are no longer valid, and that we shall concentrate on the New Testament ones? God surely has supernatural clairvoyance beyond our wildest imagination, so i wonder why he would change the laws. He knew, from the first day of creation, when the last day would occur.

Harland Liljenquist

Kathy A asked:


where can you find a free will form that you can throw into word and complete?

Reed Arrendondo

Tonkinese73 asked:


My relative said I want to leave XYZ dollars to Seth. However, the account holding that money no longer exists because the will was created a few years ago. What can I do if anything? This of course is all based on facts presented by the executor of the estate.

Craig Suro

mr.fenderbender asked:


i finished reading the book of Mathew in the new testament last night, and Jesus died at the end so i wondered what the rest of the books were about . turns out their all pretty much the same thing so whats the point in reading all of them and which one should i believe in.

Archie Hochhauser

kckellyville26 asked:


Is it possible for only one person to receive everything in the will, If so , does that person have to sign for it? Who are the people that would know? Just a lawyer?
I’m in the UK.

Joellen Eidemiller

GodShew asked:


1st dble “Amen amen” by woman in Numbers,
goes to being blessed + cursed by priest.

OT – speaks of (plural) “generations” of Adam
NT – speaks of (singular) “generation” of JC

OT – Solomon says it’s all vanity & vexation
NT – Finds fault with the 1st, need for a 2nd

If a last will & testament makes the previous null & void, does a last amen also make previous amens null & void?

Caryl Lasaint

Brigid McSomeone asked:


In the Last Days. I used to know where it was, but it’s been a while. My new Bible doesn’t have a concordance.

Len Yetter

Tracey B asked:


can a last will and testament be looked up at the courthouse before it has been publicly read?

Doria Barries

ninoregalado asked:


Old Testament says “Yes”
Ecclessiastes 1:4 One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh: but the Earth abideth forever.

New Testament says “No”
Matthew 24:35, Mark 13:31, Luke 21:33
Heaven and Earth shall pass away; but my words shall not pass away.

Personally, I would agree more with the New Testament, but I want to hear your thoughts.

Filomena Gutenberg

elcampeon17 asked:


My grandmother made two amendments to a trust. But it appears that neither were notarized. When the trust was created in 1992, each of her two sons were getting a home. But each of the two amendments removed them both and put on a grandson and a great-granddaughter as beneficiaries instead. In her last Will and Testament, she has the grandson and great-granddaughter getting a home. Which one is valid or which will hold up if contested?

Laraine Paree