Paul M.M Njau
It is with humble acceptance of God’s will that we announce the passing on of Paul M.M Njau ,which occurred on 22nd April 2020 after a long illness bravely bone.
Son of the late John Kigambi and the late Isabela Kanyua. Father of Peter Kimathi, Martin Mwiti, Pamela Wawira, Purity Kagendo, Dennis Mugambi, Stephen Mugendi, Lucy Karegi, Prudence Gakii and Grace Kathomi. Brother of Andrew Mugao and Angelica Kajugu. Father-in-law of Monica Karea, Emily Nkatha, Benson Muceeri, Thomas Thinguri and Caroline Kemunto. Grandfather of Kinya, Muthomi, Neema, Jayden, Ayden, Jai and Nettie.
He will be laid to rest on 1st May 2020 at his rural home in Kithino, Tunyai location, Tharaka Nithi County.
In God’s hands you peacefully rest, in our hearts you forever remain.
Sorry for the loss of your loved one. It’s really painful and raises this question to many: Was man created by God to die?
On the contrary, Jehovah warned Adam against disobedience, which would lead to death. (Gen. 2:17) Later, God warned Israel against conduct that would lead even to premature death for them. (Ezek. 18:31) In time he sent his Son to die on behalf of mankind so that those who would put faith in this provision might enjoy everlasting life.—John 3:16, 36.
Psalm 90:10 says that the usual human life span is 70 or 80 years. That was true when Moses wrote it, but that was not so from the beginning. (Compare Genesis 5:3-32.) Hebrews 9:27 says, “It is reserved for men to die once for all time.” This, too, was true when it was written. But it was not the case before God passed judgment on sinful Adam.
I’ll try to answer this other question:
Why do we grow old and die?