Queen Esther

Thank you Blanchie ❤ ;o)

We are members belonging to one another.—Eph. 4:25. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/26 Jehovah is helping us “to serve him shoulder to shoulder.” (Zeph. 3:8, 9) He is training us to fit into his eternal purpose. What does that include? He purposes “to gather all things together in the Christ.” (Eph. 1:9, 10) Yes, he wants to unify all willing creatures throughout the universe, and he will succeed in doing this. Does that help you to see the need to work unitedly with Jehovah’s organization? Jehovah is teaching us to attain unity now, with the objective of having unity forever. Again and again, the Scriptures tell us to “have mutual concern for one another,” to “have tender affection for one another,” to “keep comforting one another,” and to be “building one another up.” (1 Cor. 12:25; Rom. 12:10; 1 Thess. 4:18; 5:11) Jehovah knows that Christians are imperfect, and this may make it challenging to be united, so we need to work at “freely forgiving one another.”—Eph. 4:32. w14 12/15 3:14, 15

A SO FUNNY CONVENTION JW GROUP ;o) in GHANA, ÁFRICA; I LIKE THEM ❤

Special - Meeting 2016 in Netherland and Belgium... nice video ;o) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeUgBDXAras

The last enemy, death, is to be brought to nothing.—1 Cor. 15:26. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/25 When they were created, Adam and Eve had no enemies whatsoever. They were perfect humans who lived in a paradise. They enjoyed a close relationship with their Creator as his son and daughter. (Gen. 2:7-9; Luke 3:38) Their life prospects were indicated in the very commission God gave them. (Gen. 1:28) To “fill the earth and subdue it” could be accomplished in a certain amount of time. But to continue to ‘have in subjection every living creature that is moving on the earth,’ Adam and Eve would need to live forever, Adam never having to abdicate his oversight by dying. Although they had the prospect of living forever, Adam and Eve were not immortal. To keep living, they had to breathe, drink, sleep, and eat. More important, their lives depended on their relationship with their Life-Giver. (Deut. 8:3) Accepting God’s guidance would be essential for their continuing to enjoy life. w14 9/15 4:1, 3

WOW.... thats wonderful, Maron ;o) A very good idea ! Yes, similar things we are doing here too.... and sometimes with success, thats nice. An Angel maybe in the nearness !

Yes... so cute, hehehe ;o) Thank you dear Blanchie ❤ & dear Alexa ❤

Let each one examine his own actions, and then he will have cause for rejoicing in regard to himself alone.—Gal. 6:4. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/24 The greatest privilege any human can have is one that all of us share. It is that of being a fellow worker with Jehovah in the Christian ministry. This is a privilege to be cherished! As long as Satan’s world exists, our possibilities of service to Jehovah may be limited. We may have no control over our family responsibilities, health, or other circumstances. But that is no reason to be unduly discouraged. Never underestimate your potential for working with God by bearing witness to his name and making known his Kingdom at every opportunity. Of prime importance is that you are working with him to the extent possible for you personally and that you are praying for his blessing to be with your brothers who are able to do more than you can. Remember, every person who praises Jehovah’s name is precious in his eyes! w14 10/15 3:16, 17

THAT PICTURE IS REALLY SWEET ❤ ;o) *Mama, wake up, I am hungry...*

Of course to ALL ❤ around the world !

*PREACHING IN BURKINA FASO* A Missionary with his tablet and an interested kiddy ;o) May JEHOVAH OPEN THE HEARTS ❤

Yes sister Arauna, we are SO waiting of this time ❤ ;o)

Let the one who thinks he is standing beware that he does not fall.—1 Cor. 10:12. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/23 Consider King David of ancient Israel. As a young person, he was victorious over the Philistine giant Goliath. David became a soldier, a king, a protector, and a decision-maker for a nation. But when David relied on himself, his heart deceived him and he committed a serious sin with Bath-sheba, even arranging to have her husband, Uriah, killed. When disciplined, David humbly admitted his error and reestablished his relationship with Jehovah. (Ps. 51:4, 6, 10, 11) So let us heed the advice found in our text for today and not become overconfident. Since we are unable to ‘direct our step,’ eventually we will listen either to the voice of Jehovah or to the voice of his Adversary. (Jer. 10:23) May we pray constantly, follow the leadings of the holy spirit, and always listen closely to Jehovah’s voice.—Isa. 30:21. w14 8/15 4:17, 18

Thank you dear Alexa ❤ ;o)

Oh yes, look in that category, or ask our Librarian, he is knowing ALL ! We get weekly new materials ;o)

Thanks all my brothers and sisters ❤

Exactly, yes ! Thanks for your nice comment. Maron ❤

Thank you again... ;o)

Thank you, Maron ;o)

Best Trained & Disciplined Dogs, so sweet - they are praying before their dog - meal ❤

Jehovah not wants differences, HE loves ALL humans ❤ What a loving GOD we have ;o)

If errors were what you watch . . . who, O Jehovah, could stand?—Ps. 130:3. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/22 Had you been there with Moses when Aaron made a statue of a golden calf, how would you have felt about Aaron’s weak excuses? (Ex. 32:21-24) Or how would you have considered Aaron’s attitude when he criticized Moses for marrying a foreign woman? (Num. 12:1, 2) How would you have reacted when Aaron and Moses failed to honor Jehovah at the time He miraculously provided water at Meribah? (Num. 20:10-13) In each of these situations, Jehovah could have punished Aaron on the spot. But He discerned that Aaron was not a bad person or gravely at fault. And when he was confronted with his own mistakes, he readily admitted them and supported Jehovah’s judgments. (Ex. 32:26; Num. 12:11; 20:23-27) Jehovah chose to focus on Aaron’s faith and repentant attitude. Centuries later, Aaron and his descendants were still remembered as fearers of Jehovah.—Ps. 115:10-12; 135:19, 20. w14 6/15 3:11, 12

Thanks for your comment, sister Arauna !

This good news of the Kingdom will be preached.—Matt. 24:14. http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/21 The postwar year of 1919 opened up the possibility for a worldwide witness to be given about God’s means of salvation and the good news of the established Kingdom. Anointed Christians seized this opportunity to witness, resulting in thousands more anointed ones being gathered to become Christ’s joint heirs. From the mid-1930’s onward, it became evident that Christ had started to gather millions of his “other sheep,” who would make up a multinational “great crowd.” Under the direction of anointed Christians, this great crowd also follow the courageous example of Jesus and publicly make known that they owe their salvation to God and Christ. By enduring in this witness work and continuing to exercise faith in Christ’s ransom, these ones will be privileged to survive “the great tribulation,” which will bring an end to Satan’s world.—John 10:16; Rev. 7:9, 10, 14. w14 7/15 4:10-12

Thank you sister Martha ❤