Delay before consuming

Hi Guys!
I am very new to JMS. I have a problem. I need to send two messages to a consumer and the consumer sends both the messages to the end-user. But my requirement is to have two minutes delay between the two messages. Due to some reason I cannot use Thread.sleep. Is there any other way in JMS, like; the consumer consumes one message immediately and the other message after two minutes?
Regards,
Kashif

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