Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-02-16
Some Judases Also.


days of our Lord when be was here on
earth. They are all wrapped up in
sleeps clothing seeking to get the ad-
vantage of some one and / will give
an instance.
This Judas wants the people to think
he is one of the Lords preachers but
from the way he has taken the adyan-
tage of poor widow woman | rather
think he is one of the DEVILS preach
ers. This poor widow was robbed of
her money last year by another Judas
but he did not take her land and home
away from her. He restored it to her
and left her alone. Then this Judas
of a preacher went to where she was
staying and got her to go out to stay
with his wife a while. Then he be-
gan his lucky work as he called it.
He said, l have nowhere to move and
we will just move in your house and
you can stay with us. After he got in
her house he began his Judas work on
her. He got her to sign her home
away to him and his wife who is
good christian in the church of which
her husband is the pastor. Then we
hear him say "Are we not lucky to
fool this poor, ignorant widow out of
all she has. We will keep her here
and feed her a few crumbs and cook a
warm meal in in the morning compos-
al @G sweet
milk to go with the oat meal, and a
little butter and bread and cup OF
Coffee and the dinner comes some
times during the day and sometimes it
comes with the supper, which is gen
orally served cold.
This poor widow is weak minded
and don't know half of her time what
she is doing but this Judas of
preacher knew how to steal the poor
woman's home away from her. He'll
will be full of such preachers as this
one. There are some preachers l be-
lieve that will get to the Glory Land,
but according to Gods Word as | I'M
derstand it this Judas will never get
there unless he restores this poor wild
owls home and other things that he
has robbed her of If 1 was in her
place I would be afraid to stay with
him for if he should get all l owned
in his possession, l would think he
would be mean enough to take my life.
Judas betrayed Christ and this man
betrayed poor widow. He don't
want her to talk to any one but him
self and wife. She can't have any of
her friends go to see her. If they do
he tells them that he is running that
place now and orders them away. He
is afraid that some one will lind out
what he is doing. He wants to act the
hypocrit, for child of God would not
do as he has done. His heart is as
black as night and if he doesn't hum
bly, ask God to save him, and restores
to that widow the things he has rob-
bed her of he will be lost.
Would it not have been better for
him to have said to this widow, Il
want to do right, I will move to your
place as have no place and | will use
your horse to help make crop, and
your land, and you can stay with us,
and l will feed you for the use OF your
house, horse and COW for this year,
or as long as we can get along.
Then God would be pleased with
him for doing right, but no, he did
not stop and think that God would
condemn him for doing wrong. He
saw the poor widow was weak minded
and he said to himself, "How easy
can get her home and all she has.
So be let the devil take great hold on
his heart and he undermined the poor
old widow and took all she had for
what she ate and few Clothes, and
said he would bury her decently by
the side of her husband when she was
dead. What do you think of such a
preacher as thisf She may outlive
him aud all of his family Shame ON
such man as that. guess his Bible
does not teach him the Golden Rule
"Do unto others as you would that
others would do unto YOU. If he was
as weak in mind as she, he would not
think her christian to rob him or
any of his family of all they had to
live on.
He had as we'll rob little child OF
what it had as to rob this widow for
she doesn't know how to defend her
self. She is almost crazy about the
way he has done and says she does not
remember ever signing her home away
to him. Such men as that should be
watched. / would not want such
man to go through my smoke house II
there was anything in it. This wild
ow was once citizen of Jasper and
the first Judas got her to buy this lit
tie farm out in the country and said
he would stay with her, but he got
her money and left her and the next
Judas has got her home.
What do you think of this kind OF
preacher, "Uncle Tom."s
RANGER.
Jasper. Tenn.
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