Queen Esther

I  found  for  you...   

Using  in  the  past,  without  a  tablet  or  smart-phone....    In  German :
*Eine  gute  Botschaft  für  Menschen  aller  Nationen*
I  could  use  it  in  my  different  Holidays,  Switzerland,  Maldives  etc.
Learning  another  language  is  more  effective  with  other  people  together  or  in  this  special  country !  Learning  alone  is  very  difficult  and  takes  alot  time.  Its  always  a  big  challenge    ----    But  JW.ORG  is  searching  such  of  JW

O Jehovah, open my lips, so that my mouth may declare your praise.—Ps. 51:15.
Speech is part of our daily life, but we do not need to talk all the time. In fact, the Bible says that there is “a time to be silent.” (Eccl. 3:7) Maintaining silence when others are speaking can be a mark of respect. (Job 6:24) Controlling our tongue to keep quiet about a confidential matter gives evidence of discretion and discernment. (Prov. 20:19) Restraining our tongue when we are provoked is the course of wisdom. (Ps. 4:4) On the other hand, the Bible also says that there is “a time to speak.” (Eccl. 3:7) If a friend gave you a beautiful present, you would probably not store it out of sight. Rather, you would show your appreciation by putting it to good use. We show our gratitude for Jehovah’s gift of speech by using it wisely. That might include expressing our feelings, communicating our needs, sharing words of encouragement, and giving God praise. w15 12/15 3:4, 5
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/27

Repair and paint at Kingdom Hall in Kabin Buri - Thailand... 

IN  PERU....   JUST  SO  SIMPLE,  BUT  JEHOVAH'S  HOLY  SPIRIT  IS  IN  IT
Peru - some have moved to get away from Jehovah's Witnesses, only to find someone knocked on their door the first week they settled in. We are doing the work Jesus commanded us to do.
Matthew 28:19,20, Matthew 24:14
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Repair and paint at Kingdom Hall in Kabin Buri - Thailand... 

IN  PERU....   JUST  SO  SIMPLE,  BUT  JEHOVAH'S  HOLY  SPIRIT  IS  IN  IT
Peru - some have moved to get away from Jehovah's Witnesses, only to find someone knocked on their door the first week they settled in. We are doing the work Jesus commanded us to do.
Matthew 28:19,20, Matthew 24:14
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Christ died once for all time for sins, a righteous person for unrighteous ones.—1 Pet. 3:18.
Because of inherited sin, we are all facing the death penalty. (Rom. 5:12) Lovingly, Jehovah arranged for Jesus to come to the earth and “taste death for everyone.” (Heb. 2:9) Not only did Jehovah save our present life but he laid the basis for wiping out the cause of death forever. (Isa. 25:7, 8; 1 Cor. 15:22, 26) All who exercise faith in Jesus will receive everlasting life in peace and happiness as earthly subjects of God’s Kingdom by Christ or, for the anointed, as corulers in that Kingdom. (Rom. 6:23; Rev. 5:9, 10) What other blessings are included in this gift from Jehovah? Jehovah’s gift includes the curing of all our sicknesses, the transformation of our earth into a paradise, and the resurrection of the dead. (Isa. 33:24; 35:5, 6; John 5:28, 29) We surely love Jehovah and his dear Son for giving us what is an “indescribable free gift.”—2 Cor. 9:15. w16.01 2:5, 6
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/29

Do not drink water any longer, but take a little wine for the sake of your stomach and your frequent cases of sickness.—1 Tim. 5:23.
We do not live at a time when a fellow Christian can use “gifts of healing” to cure us. (1 Cor. 12:9) But some well-intentioned brothers give unsolicited health recommendations. Granted, someone might simply offer general, practical suggestions. Paul did so when Timothy was experiencing stomach problems, perhaps because the local water was polluted. That, however, is quite different from trying to persuade a fellow Witness to use some herb, remedy, or diet that may not be effective or in some cases may even be harmful. At times, some have tried to persuade others with an explanation: ‘My relative had a similar disease, and he took . . . Then he got well.’ No matter how sincere the suggestion, we do well to keep in mind that there may be risks even with widely used medications and treatments.—Prov. 27:12. w15 12/15 4:13
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/28

O Jehovah, open my lips, so that my mouth may declare your praise.—Ps. 51:15.
Speech is part of our daily life, but we do not need to talk all the time. In fact, the Bible says that there is “a time to be silent.” (Eccl. 3:7) Maintaining silence when others are speaking can be a mark of respect. (Job 6:24) Controlling our tongue to keep quiet about a confidential matter gives evidence of discretion and discernment. (Prov. 20:19) Restraining our tongue when we are provoked is the course of wisdom. (Ps. 4:4) On the other hand, the Bible also says that there is “a time to speak.” (Eccl. 3:7) If a friend gave you a beautiful present, you would probably not store it out of sight. Rather, you would show your appreciation by putting it to good use. We show our gratitude for Jehovah’s gift of speech by using it wisely. That might include expressing our feelings, communicating our needs, sharing words of encouragement, and giving God praise. w15 12/15 3:4, 5
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/27

Using  in  the  past,  without  a  tablet  or  smart-phone....    In  German :
*Eine  gute  Botschaft  für  Menschen  aller  Nationen*
I  could  use  it  in  my  different  Holidays,  Switzerland,  Maldives  etc.
Learning  another  language  is  more  effective  with  other  people  together  or  in  this  special  country !  Learning  alone  is  very  difficult  and  takes  alot  time.  Its  always  a  big  challenge    ----    But  JW.ORG  is  searching  such  of  JW

Cristo murió una vez para siempre respecto a pecados, un justo por injustos (1 Ped. 3:18).
Como somos pecadores, desde que nacemos estamos condenados a morir (Rom. 5:12). Pero, en una enorme muestra de amor, Jehová envió a su Hijo a la Tierra para que muriera por nosotros (Heb. 2:9). Ese sacrificio acabará con la muerte y nos permitirá vivir toda una eternidad (Is. 25:7, 8; 1 Cor. 15:22, 26). Así es, todos los que tengan fe en Jesús podrán vivir en paz y felicidad por la eternidad, ya sea en el cielo gobernando con él, o en la Tierra, gobernados por el Reino (Rom. 6:23; Rev. 5:9, 10). ¿Qué otras cosas incluye el regalo que nos ha hecho Dios? El regalo que nos ha hecho Dios incluye también la desaparición de las enfermedades, la transformación de la Tierra en un paraíso y la resurrección de los muertos (Is. 33:24; 35:5, 6; Juan 5:28, 29). No cabe duda: tenemos razones de sobra para querer a Jehová y a Jesús por tan maravilloso regalo (2 Cor. 9:15). w16.01 2:5, 6
https://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2017/10/29

Ya no bebas agua, sino usa un poco de vino a causa de tu estómago y de tus frecuentes casos de enfermedad (1 Tim. 5:23).
Hoy día, no hay ningún cristiano que tenga el poder de realizar curaciones milagrosas (1 Cor. 12:9). Lo que sí hay es hermanos bienintencionados a los que les gusta dar consejos “médicos” a los demás aunque no se los hayan pedido. No está mal dar sugerencias básicas sobre el cuidado de la salud. Eso fue lo que hizo Pablo con Timoteo cuando se enteró de que tenía problemas estomacales, que pudieron ser causados por beber agua contaminada. Pero una cosa es hacer eso y otra muy distinta es tratar de convencer a nuestros hermanos de que usen plantas medicinales, remedios o dietas que quizás no funcionan o hasta pudieran hacerles daño. No es raro escuchar a alguien decir algo como: “Mi primo tenía lo mismo que tú y se le quitó después de tomar...”. Nadie niega que esas recomendaciones tengan el propósito de ayudar, pero no debemos olvidar que incluso los tratamientos y medicamentos más comunes podrían hacerle daño a alguien (Prov. 27:12). w15 15/12 4:13
https://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2017/10/28

Oh Jehová, quieras abrir estos labios míos, para que mi propia boca anuncie tu alabanza (Sal. 51:15).
Hablamos todos los días, pero no tenemos por qué hablar todo el día. Como bien dice la Biblia, hay un tiempo para callar (Ecl. 3:7). Por lo general, se considera una falta de respeto interrumpir a alguien que está hablando (Job 6:24). También es de sabios morderse la lengua cuando alguien nos provoca o para no revelar información confidencial (Sal. 4:4; Prov. 20:19). Por otro lado, la Biblia dice que hay un tiempo para hablar (Ecl. 3:7). Si un amigo nos da un regalo, lo agradecemos, y una manera de demostrar ese agradecimiento es dándole buen uso, no dejándolo abandonado. Del mismo modo, mostramos agradecimiento a Jehová cuando usamos bien el regalo que nos ha dado: la capacidad de comunicarnos. Una manera de hacerlo es animando a otros y alabando a Jehová, así como expresando nuestros sentimientos y necesidades. w15 15/12 3:4, 5
https://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2017/10/27

TEXTO DIARIO  ANIMADO  27 de octubre de  2017

TEXTO DIARIO  ANIMADO  26 de octubre de  2017

TEXTO DIARIO  ANIMADO  25 de octubre de  2017

" I Will Saturate The Tired Soul "
Jeremiah 31: 25
25 For I will satisfy the weary one and fill each one who is languishing.”
" The new world ",... on hearing those words, do you think of some of the foretold visible blessings ?
Perhaps a perfect body,
Ample healthful likely food,
Peaceful animals,  or secure housing,
You can likely cite Bible verses on which You base those expectations,
Do not overlook how ever,  this blessing, good spiritual and emotional health  -
Without that, all other joy's would soon fade
( by  brother  Bamps )
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Jehovah's  Witnesses - Life in a Restored Paradise...  Enjoy
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For  me  its  also  NO  problem,  @Gone Fishing   A  smart  beard  is  looking  ok !   But  the  elders  have  to  say,  YES  or  NO...    In  some  countries  its  of  sure  NO  problem,more  in  the  south  or  in  little  poor  countries.  -   From  which  country  do  you  come ?   Our  young  Sinti - anointed  Brother  has  a  very  small  beard,  that  is  accepted..  

No problem where I live

Its  at  WT - farms...   so  its  really  in  a  field !  Wonderful,  with  the  text  above :
*BEST  LIFE  EVER*

Is this a carving in a field? Or is this a door mat?

BEARD ?       
In your region as seen?  We will be reading them  -
( photo @ antonito36 )
( for  Germany  its  too  much...  not  allowed )    And  in  your  region,  country ?

The Greek-speaking Jews began complaining against the Hebrew-speaking Jews.—Acts 6:1.
As Christianity spread, much communication among Christians was in Greek. In fact, the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, which contain inspired records of what Jesus taught and did, were widely distributed in Greek. Thus, the language of many disciples was Greek rather than Hebrew. The letters of the apostle Paul and the other inspired books were also distributed in Greek. It is noteworthy that when writers of the Christian Greek Scriptures quoted from the Hebrew Scriptures, they usually did so from the Septuagint. These quotations, which at times vary somewhat from the exact Hebrew wording, are now part of the inspired Scriptures. Thus, the work of imperfect human translators became part of the inspired Word of God, a God who does not favor one culture or language over another.—Acts 10:34. w15 12/15 1:8, 9
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/26

“Best Life Ever” is displayed at Watchtower Farms, near Pine Bush.
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The head of every man is the Christ; in turn, the head of a woman is the man; in turn, the head of the Christ is God.—1 Cor. 11:3.
Because of the headship principle that exists throughout God’s arrangement of things, love is especially important. But headship is not to be exercised in a domineering way. Although a husband is the head of his wife, the Bible instructs him to ‘assign her honor.’ (1 Pet. 3:7) One way husbands can honor their wives is by taking into consideration their needs and giving them first choice in some matters. Indeed, God’s Word states: “Husbands, continue loving your wives, just as the Christ also loved the congregation and gave himself up for it.” (Eph. 5:25) Yes, Jesus even gave his life for his followers. When a husband imitates the loving way in which Jesus exercises headship, it is much easier for a wife to love and respect him and be in subjection to him.—Titus 2:3-5. w15 11/15 4:6, 7
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2017/10/25