Queen Esther

17 hours ago, Arauna said:

In the new world Jehovah will bring equity - when each individual will be valued for who they are.  I love to use the word equity because there is no equality when it is not accompanied by true justice.....

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

6 minutes ago, Queen Esther said:

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

Thank  you  dear  Alexa ❤  ;o)

16 hours ago, Maron said:

Can someone help me with that post for the materials for the week 

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 ❤

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

On 18.8.2016 at 11:19, Arauna said:

I think seeing the picture often (and so big) will burn it into your mind so you can think back on it and remember it when you are in a difficult time - especially in future when we expect persecution.

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

On 19.8.2016 at 14:16, Martha Braun Amistadi said:

Love for Jehovah God and their neighbor, along with the power of holy spirit, makes possible their acts of courage and faith. 

Thank  you  sister  Martha ❤

11 hours ago, Maron said:

We met our "friend of peace" Billy. He works as a car guard. He said he's so concerned about the housing situation in our country and if was a president he'd start by building houses. Was so happy wen we read Isaiah 65:21 with him..

Thank you so much, dear Maron❤️

12 hours ago, Maron said:

ThanksEster 

You're welcome, Maron ;o) 

6 hours ago, Blanchie DeGrate said:

Beautiful!!❤️?❤️

Yes, a wonderful family harmony ;o)  everyone seems happy❤️

If anyone does not provide for those who are his own, and especially for those who are members of his household, he has disowned the faith and is worse than a person without faith.—1 Tim. 5:8.

http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/19

The apostle Paul directed that when older Christians cannot make ends meet, their children and grandchildren should “repay their parents and grandparents what is due them.” But Paul went on to urge all Christians to be content with their daily necessities—food, clothing, and shelter. We should not constantly be striving for a higher standard of living or for future financial security. (1 Tim. 5:4; 6:6-10) To ‘provide for one’s own,’ a Christian does not need to seek material riches in this world, which will soon pass away. (1 John 2:15-17) We must not let “the deceptive power of riches” or “anxieties of life” put at risk our family’s “firm hold on the real life” in God’s righteous new world!—Mark 4:19; Luke 21:34-36; 1 Tim. 6:19. w14 4/15 4:9

The eyes of Jehovah are on the righteous, and his ears listen to their supplication.—1 Pet. 3:12.

http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/8/20

The righteous include “a great crowd” who “come out of the great tribulation.” (Rev. 7:9, 14) These survivors are not just “a crowd.” They are “a great crowd”—a very large number of people. Do you see yourself among them as a survivor of “the great tribulation”? Where do those making up the great crowd come from? They are being brought together because of what Jesus foretold as part of the sign of his presence. He said: “This good news of the Kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come.” (Matt. 24:14) In these last days, this is the chief work of God’s organization. Because of the global preaching and teaching activity of Jehovah’s Witnesses, millions of people have learned to worship God “with spirit and truth.”—John 4:23, 24. w14 5/15 4:6, 7

Instruct  me,  O  Jehovah, in  your  way.  Psalm  27:11  -   I  need  your  help...

Quueren,  just  2 - 3  years  old,  from  Nevada, USA,  wants  to  have  a  preaching - part  with  her  tablet,  for  showing  the  Caleb & Sophia  video's  other  kiddies ;o)

What  a  mature  little  girl  -  blessed  from  Jehovah ❤

THE WORLD NEEDS A LOT OF DOSIS FROM THAT,  CALLS   L O V E❤

IN  THE  *NW* / PARADISE,   WE  ALL  HAVE  ENOUGH  ;o)

WOW...  that is SO interesting and instructive !

So  nice,  our  older  couples  now  by  cart - witnessing...  They  were  on  the  way  for  Jehovah  in  many  diff. facet,  with  record player,  street - working, in  parks  with  microphone & amplifier,  also  door to door...  with  thousands  experiences !  WHAT  a  diligent  couple working  for  our  God  Jehovah ❤