Queen Esther

JEHOVAH  WILL  HEAR  ALL  OUR  PRAYERS  FOR  THE  MANY  MANY  BROTHERS  &  SISTERS  AROUND  THE  EARTH,  ESPECIALLY  IN  THESE  SPECIAL  NATURAL  DISASTERS  AREA'S...

A  wonderful  double  RAINBOW - REMINDER  to  Jehovah's  promise  for  us  ALL

BEAUTIFUL.... thank  you  JEHOVAH       WE  ALL  NEED  YOU  SO  MUCH !

JEHOVAH  -  THAT  IS  MY  NAME  FOREVER....

THAT  WAS  NEW  FOR  ME  -  BUT  OKAY....   each  country - people  different !   You  Americans  are  a  strange, odd,  extraordinary  folk   hahahahaaaaa,   but  very  interesting !   You've  anything  I  like,  since  my  childhood
2  of  my  aunts  were  going  in  young  years  to  USA,  NY,  New  Jersey,  Hoboken.  I  only  was  in  Florida, 1995  by  a  girlfriend. - They  have  a  big  house  with  2  pools,  etc. etc.  Always  friendly  all  the  people !  I  enjoyed  my  3 weeks  there....

JEHOVAH  -  THAT  IS  MY  NAME  FOREVER....

Please make this post in German. ;-)
Oh.. in English we don't usually refer to people as humans .... especially in the USA where there is very little "humanity"... LOL
It makes you sound as if you were alien talking to another alien about us poor humans... HAHA

A  wonderful  double  RAINBOW - REMINDER  to  Jehovah's  promise  for  us  ALL

BEAUTIFUL.... thank  you  JEHOVAH       WE  ALL  NEED  YOU  SO  MUCH !

A  wonderful  double  RAINBOW - REMINDER  to  Jehovah's  promise  for  us  ALL

BEAUTIFUL.... thank  you  JEHOVAH       WE  ALL  NEED  YOU  SO  MUCH !

A Brother just posted this. We bring joy and love ?? to all people like Jehovah does. 
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A  REPORTER  JUST  IN  THE  TIME,  THE  SILENCE  BEFORE  THE  BIGGEST  HURRICANE  "IRMA"  WAS  COMING.....    I  AM  THINKING  TO  THE  MANY  POOR  PEOPLE  &  OF  COURSE  TO   OUR  BROTHERS  &  SISTERS

JUST  NOW  ALREADY  6,2  MILLION  PEOPLE  WITHOUT  POWER  AT  HOME..
Updated on September 11, 2017, 9:20 pm
"Irma" was like a deluge - for the whole of Florida. Even in the north-east of the US state, floods occur. Millions of households are without electricity. And the extent of the damage is not yet foreseeable.
Floods, flooding roads, power failures: After Hurricane "Irma" with Urgewalt over Florida, the federal state with the consequences struggles.
The storm cracked roofs in many parts and cut off power lines. There were reports of looting and burglaries. At least four people were killed.
Although the feared worst disaster scenarios in Florida did not materialize, the first damage balances of the storm were nevertheless huge.
6.2 million households in Florida without electricity
The storm had captured the entire peninsula because of its enormous size. Cities in the North East also fought with floods.
According to the authorities, 6.2 million households in Florida were cut off from the electricity supply on Monday - more than half of all households in the state. The disaster control authority Fema expected that some areas could still have no electricity for weeks.
After the storm is before cleaning up....
In Miami, Wassermassen welled through the old town and the banking district. Pictures and videos showed how the storm pushed the water into the city and made large roads into torrential rivers. Also from the central city of Orlando reported local media and eyewitnesses on Twitter of hip-high water.
Some areas of the Caribbean uninhabitable
It allows Florida financial aid to the federal government. The US Department of Defense sent three ships to Florida's coast to support the rescue operations.
"Irma" has been holding the region for days. On his travel through the Caribbean the storm had cost more than 20 people, according to unofficial estimates, some areas are considered uninhabitable.
Severe damage occurred in Cuba, the Virgin Islands, Barbuda and Saint-Bartélémy.
France's President Emmanuel Macron announced to visit the island Saint-Martin on Tuesday, which is also seriously affected. Already on Sunday (local time) the Dutch king Willem-Alexander had spoken with victims on the island of Curacao.

After the storm is before cleaning up: How big the damage will be at the end is still completely unclear - but it will probably be many billions of dollars. "Irma" was so big that she covered the entire peninsula.
6.2 million households in Florida without electricity
The storm had captured the entire peninsula because of its enormous size. Cities in the North East also fought with floods.
According to the authorities, 6.2 million households in Florida were cut off from the electricity supply on Monday - more than half of all households in the state. The disaster control authority Fema expected that some areas could still have no electricity for weeks.
On the south-west coast of Florida, the sun shone again on Monday. Daniel Rodriguez (34) was able to return to his house. The damage inside was limited. But there was a tree on the roof.
Together with his stepmother Emiliano, with neighbors and friends, Rodriguez tried to make at least the completely devastated access road again usable. With machetes and chainsaws they worked at 30 degrees Celsius the crosswise trees.
573 emergency shelters for 155,000 people
Donald Trump wants to travel to Florida
The ABC radio reported five dead who died in Florida in car accidents or found dead in their homes. The New York Times wrote of four deaths. The numbers could go up.
US President Donald Trump announced he wanted to travel to Florida as soon as possible to get a picture of the damage. "These are storms of catastrophic proportions," he said on Monday.
At the same time, the President appealed to the company's common sense. "If Americans are in need, they stand together."
Even before "Irma" hit the mainland, Trump had issued an emergency declaration.
Some areas of the Caribbean uninhabitable
It allows Florida financial aid to the federal government. The US Department of Defense sent three ships to Florida's coast to support the rescue operations.
"Irma" has been holding the region for days. On his travel through the Caribbean the storm had cost more than 20 people, according to unofficial estimates, some areas are considered uninhabitable.
Severe damage occurred in Cuba, the Virgin Islands, Barbuda and Saint-Bartélémy.
France's President Emmanuel Macron announced to visit the island Saint-Martin on Tuesday, which is also seriously affected. Already on Sunday (local time) the Dutch king Willem-Alexander had spoken with victims on the island of Curacao.
MAYBE  MORE  LATER....     But  our  LIBRARIAN  also  posted  current  NEWS  about  all !
( report  translated  by  google ) 

JEHOVAH  WILL  HEAR  ALL  OUR  PRAYERS  FOR  THE  MANY  MANY  BROTHERS  &  SISTERS  AROUND  THE  EARTH,  ESPECIALLY  IN  THESE  SPECIAL  NATURAL  DISASTERS  AREA'S...

JUST  NOW  ALREADY  6,2  MILLION  PEOPLE  WITHOUT  POWER  AT  HOME..
Updated on September 11, 2017, 9:20 pm
"Irma" was like a deluge - for the whole of Florida. Even in the north-east of the US state, floods occur. Millions of households are without electricity. And the extent of the damage is not yet foreseeable.
Floods, flooding roads, power failures: After Hurricane "Irma" with Urgewalt over Florida, the federal state with the consequences struggles.
The storm cracked roofs in many parts and cut off power lines. There were reports of looting and burglaries. At least four people were killed.
Although the feared worst disaster scenarios in Florida did not materialize, the first damage balances of the storm were nevertheless huge.
6.2 million households in Florida without electricity
The storm had captured the entire peninsula because of its enormous size. Cities in the North East also fought with floods.
According to the authorities, 6.2 million households in Florida were cut off from the electricity supply on Monday - more than half of all households in the state. The disaster control authority Fema expected that some areas could still have no electricity for weeks.
After the storm is before cleaning up....
In Miami, Wassermassen welled through the old town and the banking district. Pictures and videos showed how the storm pushed the water into the city and made large roads into torrential rivers. Also from the central city of Orlando reported local media and eyewitnesses on Twitter of hip-high water.
Some areas of the Caribbean uninhabitable
It allows Florida financial aid to the federal government. The US Department of Defense sent three ships to Florida's coast to support the rescue operations.
"Irma" has been holding the region for days. On his travel through the Caribbean the storm had cost more than 20 people, according to unofficial estimates, some areas are considered uninhabitable.
Severe damage occurred in Cuba, the Virgin Islands, Barbuda and Saint-Bartélémy.
France's President Emmanuel Macron announced to visit the island Saint-Martin on Tuesday, which is also seriously affected. Already on Sunday (local time) the Dutch king Willem-Alexander had spoken with victims on the island of Curacao.

After the storm is before cleaning up: How big the damage will be at the end is still completely unclear - but it will probably be many billions of dollars. "Irma" was so big that she covered the entire peninsula.
6.2 million households in Florida without electricity
The storm had captured the entire peninsula because of its enormous size. Cities in the North East also fought with floods.
According to the authorities, 6.2 million households in Florida were cut off from the electricity supply on Monday - more than half of all households in the state. The disaster control authority Fema expected that some areas could still have no electricity for weeks.
On the south-west coast of Florida, the sun shone again on Monday. Daniel Rodriguez (34) was able to return to his house. The damage inside was limited. But there was a tree on the roof.
Together with his stepmother Emiliano, with neighbors and friends, Rodriguez tried to make at least the completely devastated access road again usable. With machetes and chainsaws they worked at 30 degrees Celsius the crosswise trees.
573 emergency shelters for 155,000 people
Donald Trump wants to travel to Florida
The ABC radio reported five dead who died in Florida in car accidents or found dead in their homes. The New York Times wrote of four deaths. The numbers could go up.
US President Donald Trump announced he wanted to travel to Florida as soon as possible to get a picture of the damage. "These are storms of catastrophic proportions," he said on Monday.
At the same time, the President appealed to the company's common sense. "If Americans are in need, they stand together."
Even before "Irma" hit the mainland, Trump had issued an emergency declaration.
Some areas of the Caribbean uninhabitable
It allows Florida financial aid to the federal government. The US Department of Defense sent three ships to Florida's coast to support the rescue operations.
"Irma" has been holding the region for days. On his travel through the Caribbean the storm had cost more than 20 people, according to unofficial estimates, some areas are considered uninhabitable.
Severe damage occurred in Cuba, the Virgin Islands, Barbuda and Saint-Bartélémy.
France's President Emmanuel Macron announced to visit the island Saint-Martin on Tuesday, which is also seriously affected. Already on Sunday (local time) the Dutch king Willem-Alexander had spoken with victims on the island of Curacao.
MAYBE  MORE  LATER....     But  our  LIBRARIAN  also  posted  current  NEWS  about  all !
( report  translated  by  google ) 

@Julie Bayley
Prophecies are fulfilled! Today we hear more news with technology so advanced! God's Word is Truth! I love the picture I have my Lifeguard walks on water and can calm the storms. Only God's Kingdom will rule soon and we will have Peace! 
 

Thank you SO much my dear friends @Edvan Guerra Magalhaes Magalhaes Â ?
???   ??ly  greetings  from  Germany  and all the best for you !

YES,   you are welcome my sister @Julie Bayley  ???

Go to our jw.org  Broadcasting,  they're now already there.  Maybe you must scroll little down.  Enjoy !  Agape 

We shall see,  if that day will going compliant with Jehovah's plan of our worldwide peace and security,  @Julie Bayley  maybe its working perfect with our ENDTIME...  We shall see, okay?  Greetings from Germany