Queen Esther

I was talking to a pioneer sister that preached in the Navaho territory and asked her if I could hear a presentation in Navaho and to my surprise it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard it was as if she was singing the language is truly beautiful ?

Oh, I can imagine how beautiful it was. We really have some languages with a wonderful, unique sound❤️ I like our other cultures, they're often very exciting and originally. Perhaps, its in the NW a little similar....

The members of the body that seem to be weaker are necessary.—1 Cor. 12:22.
Paul’s illustration of the human body highlights that all members of the Christian congregation are useful. Unlike Satan, who strips humans of their dignity, Jehovah views all of his servants, including those who seem to be weaker, as “necessary.” (Job 4:18, 19) That thought should help each of us to feel good about our role in the local congregation and about being part of the congregation of God’s people earth wide. Think of a time, for example, when you held out your arm to an elderly person who was in need of help. You may have had to adjust your pace. Did not providing assistance serve a useful purpose as well as make you feel good? Yes, when we respond to the needs of others, we experience the joy of caring for them, and we grow in patience, love, and maturity. (Eph. 4:15, 16) Our loving Father knows that a congregation that values all members, regardless of their limitations, reflects balance and love. w14 6/15 3:5

Let your words always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you will know how you should answer each person.—Col. 4:6.
In our ministry, we may meet someone who believes that all good people go to heaven. Such a belief may affect the way the householder interprets the Bible. For example, suppose we were to consider with him Revelation 21:4. The person might assume that the blessings described in that verse apply to life in heaven. How could we reason with him? Rather than using additional proof texts, we could focus on a detail right in that scripture. It says that “death will be no more.” We could ask the person if he agrees that in order for something to be no more, it had to exist in the first place. Likely, he will say yes. Then we could point out that there has never been death in heaven; people die only here on earth. Logically, then, Revelation 21:4 must be referring to future blessings here on earth.—Ps. 37:29. w14 5/15 1:11
 

Sr. Toñita (on the right) did not learn the truth until she was 60 years old, but she made up for lost time. Our sister served as a pioneer many years until her physical state no longer allowed. At  90 years of age,  she maintains a sharp mind and her love  for  Jehovah ❤  Her granddaughter Damaris, on the left, just returned from serving on a special field service campaign in another area, so several families gathered today to enjoy her experiences.
SO  MUCH  LOVE  FOR  JEHOVAH...   OUR  FAR  AWAY  OLD  SISTERS ❤
❤ ♫ ❤ ♫ ❤ ♫ •*¨`*•..¸♥☼♥¸.•*¨`*•.♫ ❤ ♫ ❤ ♫ ❤
 

In our mid week study this week imitate their faith in the picture of Esther pouring drink for mordecai she has some kind of garment or rap under her garment all the way to her feet .

Wow they really are truly beautiful indeed,Jehovah's blessings upon them and their families??

He considered me faithful by assigning me to a ministry.—1 Tim. 1:12.
It is Jehovah who has commissioned you to a ministry, and he will help you to succeed. How? First, Jehovah reassures you: “I will fortify you, yes, I will help you, I will really hold on to you with my right hand of righteousness.” (Isa. 41:10) Second, he reminds you that his promises are trustworthy: “I have spoken, and I will bring it about. I have purposed it, and I will also carry it out.” (Isa. 46:11) Third, Jehovah endows you with “power beyond what is normal” to accomplish your ministry. (2 Cor. 4:7) Fourth, to help you endure in your assignment, our caring Father gives you a global brotherhood of true worshippers who “keep encouraging one another and building one another up.” (1 Thess. 5:11) As Jehovah equips you to fulfill your assignments, your faith in him will grow and you will appreciate that your privileges in his service are riches greater than any earthly treasure. w14 4/15 1:12, 13
 

I got it from a trusty Brother. I will ask today by our meeting too !  But when you say, we get all in all 15 new songs, then we have all, curious... Lets inform us in our Bethel, maybe we get some more ? We shall see ;o) 

There was an announcement quite some time ago that said they would be adding 15 new songs to the song book... I want to say it was an annual meeting. Where did you find these at? I've tried looking for them and can't find them...

Yes,  like a  *Convention - Mottto*...  we will do that Blanchie. Then we've the big chance, to meet us all in the NW ;o)  and still much more?  Healthy and happy forever, what a privilege from our loving God Jehovah❤️

If you download everything as ePub into iBooks. You can underline and highlight 

WHAT  A  LOVING  HUG❤        My dad was reinstated last Wednesday !
I was 16 years old when he got disfellowshipped....
Today I’m almost 33. I feel bad that he had to grow old away from Jehovah but I feel overjoyed that my dad made the necessary changes to come back to his Father,
Jehovah even though it took many years. Never lose hope brothers and sisters on disfellowshipped ones you really love.
Remember Jehovah reads the heart. If they desire their Father they will come back, just be patient. How merciful and loving our Father Jehovah is❤
 
 

We will see how many songs still coming....  I never heard any count. I like all the new songs too !

i thought we will have only 15 additional

Yes,  like a  *Convention - Mottto*...  we will do that Blanchie. Then we've the big chance, to meet us all in the NW ;o)  and still much more?  Healthy and happy forever, what a privilege from our loving God Jehovah❤️

Keep on the watch................. and be ready.

The Kingdom of the heavens may be likened to ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom.—Matt. 25:1.
Who is the bridegroom of the parable? Clearly, Jesus was talking about himself. Why, on a different occasion, he even referred to himself as the bridegroom! (Luke 5:34, 35) What about the virgins? In the parable, Jesus says that the virgins have the responsibility to be ready with their lamps lit when the bridegroom arrives. Note the similar directions that Jesus gave to his “little flock” of anointed followers: “Be dressed and ready and have your lamps burning, and you should be like men waiting for their master to return from the marriage.” (Luke 12:32, 35, 36) Furthermore, both the apostle Paul and the apostle John were inspired to liken Christ’s anointed followers to chaste virgins. (2 Cor. 11:2; Rev. 14:4) Clearly, Jesus intended the parable recorded at Matthew 25:1-13 as counsel and a warning to his anointed followers. w15 3/15 2:2, 4
 
 

Depends on the culture and conscience of the people in area. For example, many woman of Asian origin wear "trousers" as a matter of course and I have often seen this mode of dress worn by sisters at the meeting without adverse comment.
With regard to dress and grooming matters for sisters, 1Tim. 2:9-10 is provided for guidance. In conjunction with the principle in Rom 15:1, it is possible for sisters to dress appropriately for any situation.

VERY  SOON  WE  HAVE  THE  TEXT  AND  NOTES  ;o)
Song 151 ?
Song 152: Our Strength, Our Hope, Our Confidence
Song 153: How Does It Make You Feel?
Song 154: We Will Keep Enduring
 

VERY  SOON  WE  HAVE  THE  TEXT  AND  NOTES  ;o)
Song 151 ?
Song 152: Our Strength, Our Hope, Our Confidence
Song 153: How Does It Make You Feel?
Song 154: We Will Keep Enduring
 

VERY  SOON  WE  HAVE  THE  TEXT  AND  NOTES  ;o)
Song 151 ?
Song 152: Our Strength, Our Hope, Our Confidence
Song 153: How Does It Make You Feel?
Song 154: We Will Keep Enduring
 

Who are you to be judging your neighbor?—Jas. 4:12.
Humility restrains us from overstepping our authority. If we recognize that we are not authorized to sit in judgment, we will not be quick to criticize others for their faults or question their motives. (Luke 6:37) Humility helps us to avoid being “overly righteous,” looking down on those who may not have the abilities or privileges that we have. (Eccl. 7:16) Humble elders do not view themselves as superior to fellow believers. Rather, such shepherds “consider others superior” and conduct themselves as lesser ones. (Phil. 2:3; Luke 9:48) If we are truly lowly in heart, our words will reflect humility. (Luke 6:45) In conversations with others, we will avoid focusing on our own achievements and privileges. (Prov. 27:2) Instead, we will look for the good in our brothers and sisters and commend them for their positive qualities, abilities, and accomplishments.—Prov. 15:23. w15 2/15 1:8, 10
 

Who are you to be judging your neighbor?—Jas. 4:12.
Humility restrains us from overstepping our authority. If we recognize that we are not authorized to sit in judgment, we will not be quick to criticize others for their faults or question their motives. (Luke 6:37) Humility helps us to avoid being “overly righteous,” looking down on those who may not have the abilities or privileges that we have. (Eccl. 7:16) Humble elders do not view themselves as superior to fellow believers. Rather, such shepherds “consider others superior” and conduct themselves as lesser ones. (Phil. 2:3; Luke 9:48) If we are truly lowly in heart, our words will reflect humility. (Luke 6:45) In conversations with others, we will avoid focusing on our own achievements and privileges. (Prov. 27:2) Instead, we will look for the good in our brothers and sisters and commend them for their positive qualities, abilities, and accomplishments.—Prov. 15:23. w15 2/15 1:8, 10
 

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