Queen Esther

Not quite sure, the world is so full of distractions.  I'm sure he had Jehovah in his heart.

You're  SO  right,  Blanchie. Never  seen  before...  and  never  we  see  again after Armageddon ! THANKS to JEHOVAH ❤  Only a little while ;o)

These are troubling times like something we have never seen before...... Our hope is in JEHOVAH!!  Thank you Sis.

Bobby Rayne says :  “This is my grandmother. She has been disabled for about 8 years, with 6 herniated discs in her back, arthritis, and many other health problems. But this month she decided that with Jehovah’s help she was going to pioneer with the 30 hour requirement. And instead she got 50 hours !  She even attended the circuit overseer’s meeting with the regular pioneers. She is a BIG encouragement to me and my family.
The congregation loves her too❤
She still manages to keep a smile on her face.”  ;o)
WHAT  A  WONDERFUL  EXAMPLE  FOR   US  ALL !
 

What a joy and a pleasure, thank you again :0)

We must enter into the Kingdom of God through many tribulations.—Acts 14:22.
Does it shock you that you can expect to face “many tribulations” before you gain the prize of everlasting life? Likely not. Whether you are new in the truth or you are a longtime servant of Jehovah, you know that hardship is an aspect of life in Satan’s world. (Rev. 12:12) Besides difficulties that are “common to men”—problems that affect all imperfect humans—Christians face an additional type of tribulation. (1 Cor. 10:13) What is it? Intense opposition because of their steadfast obedience to God’s laws. Jesus told his followers: “A slave is not greater than his master. If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you.” (John 15:20) Who is behind such opposition? Ultimately, it is Satan, whom the Bible describes as “a roaring lion” who is “seeking to devour” God’s people. (1 Pet. 5:8) Satan will use any means he can to try to break the integrity of Jesus’ disciples. w14 9/15 2:1, 2
 

Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord.—1 Pet. 3:6.
It is hard to imagine that serious cries of complaint would have come from the lips of Abraham’s respectful wife, Sarah, when they left the comforts of Ur and became temporary residents living in tents in another land. Consider also Rebekah, who was a blessed gift from Jehovah and became an excellent wife. It is no surprise that her husband, Isaac, “fell in love with her, and . . . found comfort after the loss of his mother.” (Gen. 24:67) And how glad we are today that we have in our midst godly women who are like Sarah and Rebekah! During their years of slavery in Egypt, the Israelites increased greatly in number, and Pharaoh decreed that all Hebrew male babies were to be destroyed at birth. However, consider the Hebrew midwives Shiphrah and Puah. Because they had reverential fear of Jehovah, they courageously refused to practice infanticide. He therefore rewarded them with their own families.—Ex. 1:15-21. w14 8/15 1:10, 11
 
 
 

Keep up the good work my sister.....

Drodzy Bracia i Siostry!
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WOW  -  what  a  loving  Irish - Setter  doggie  MOM... ;o)
So  many  Babies, hahaha -  I  can't  count  them  all,  maybe  23, 24 ?
Tell  me  in  a  comment  - Thanks !   
 

I like this.  Long live the Queen   

Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord.—1 Pet. 3:6.
It is hard to imagine that serious cries of complaint would have come from the lips of Abraham’s respectful wife, Sarah, when they left the comforts of Ur and became temporary residents living in tents in another land. Consider also Rebekah, who was a blessed gift from Jehovah and became an excellent wife. It is no surprise that her husband, Isaac, “fell in love with her, and . . . found comfort after the loss of his mother.” (Gen. 24:67) And how glad we are today that we have in our midst godly women who are like Sarah and Rebekah! During their years of slavery in Egypt, the Israelites increased greatly in number, and Pharaoh decreed that all Hebrew male babies were to be destroyed at birth. However, consider the Hebrew midwives Shiphrah and Puah. Because they had reverential fear of Jehovah, they courageously refused to practice infanticide. He therefore rewarded them with their own families.—Ex. 1:15-21. w14 8/15 1:10, 11
 
 
 

OUR  LONG  TIME  *PARROT - FRIEND*  ;o)
 

Let  our  ❤ BROTHERLY  LOVE❤  continue....
Our  young  ones,  singing  together !
♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫

Let  our  ❤ BROTHERLY  LOVE❤  continue....
Our  young  ones,  singing  together !
♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫

Also  a  helper  for  us !    A  sweet  picture...
By  a  campaign, kitty  knocked  at  the  doors,
giving  tracts  to  the  people  LOL  ;o)
 

Sara pflegte Abraham zu gehorchen, indem sie ihn „Herr“ nannte (1. Pet. 3:6)
Sara, die respektvolle Frau Abrahams, hatte sich wohl kaum ernsthaft beklagt, als sie das komfortable Ur verließen und als zeitweilig Ansässige in einem fremden Land in Zelten lebten. Oder denken wir an Rebekka. Sie war ein Geschenk von Jehova, eine ausgezeichnete Ehefrau. Isaak gewann sie lieb und fand Trost, nachdem er seine Mutter verloren hatte (1. Mo. 24:67). Auch unter uns gibt es gottesfürchtige Frauen wie Sara und Rebekka. Freuen wir uns nicht darüber? Da die Israeliten in der ägyptischen Knechtschaft stark an Zahl zunahmen, legte Pharao fest, dass alle neugeborenen hebräischen Jungen getötet werden sollten. Wie reagierten die Hebammen Schiphra und Pua auf Pharaos Befehl? Aus Ehrfurcht vor Jehova widersetzten sie sich mutig dem Kindermord. Deshalb belohnte er sie mit eigenen Familien (2. Mo. 1:15-21). w14 15. 8. 1:10, 11
 

WOW  -  what  a  loving  Irish - Setter  doggie  MOM... ;o)
So  many  Babies, hahaha -  I  can't  count  them  all,  maybe  23, 24 ?
Tell  me  in  a  comment  - Thanks !   
 

I  will  ask  for  you  by  our  Sunday  Circuit  Assembly.  Of  sure  we've  one  Brother  from  the  German  Bethel  there  ;-)  I  give  you  a  Reply  on  Sunday !

May the God who gives hope fill you with all joy and peace.—Rom. 15:13.
God-given hope enables us to endure tests of faith. Anointed ones who prove ‘faithful even to death will be given the crown of heavenly life.’ (Rev. 2:10) Integrity-keepers with an earthly hope will enjoy eternal blessings in the promised global Paradise. (Luke 23:43) These prospects fill us with joy and peace, as well as love for the Giver of “every good gift and every perfect present.” (Jas. 1:17) We may be deeply saddened by the death of a loved one, but because of the God-given resurrection hope, ‘we do not sorrow as those do who have no hope.’ (1 Thess. 4:13) Out of love, Jehovah God yearns to resurrect the dead, especially faithful ones, like upright Job. (Job 14:15) Imagine the joyous reunions when resurrected ones are welcomed back to life here on earth. How our hearts swell with love for our heavenly Father, who has given us the marvelous resurrection hope! w14 6/15 1:11, 12
( The  buttons  for  making  bigger  or  colored  are  away,  sorry...  I  will  ask  the  Librarian )
 

They are subverting the faith of some.—2 Tim. 2:18.
Timothy and other faithful ones were likely perturbed by the actions of brothers in their midst. Some Christians may have questioned why such individuals were allowed to remain in the congregation. Faithful ones might have wondered whether Jehovah really distinguished between their resolute loyalty to him and the hypocritical worship of brothers. (Acts 20:29, 30) Paul’s letter no doubt strengthened Timothy’s faith by reminding him of what happened when faithful Aaron was vindicated and hypocritical Korah and his companions were exposed, rejected, and destroyed. In effect, Paul was saying that even though there were counterfeit Christians in their midst, Jehovah would recognize those who really belonged to him, just as he did in the days of Moses. (Num. 26:10) Jehovah never changes; he is dependable. He hates unrighteousness, and in due time he brings unrepentant wrongdoers to justice. w14 7/15 1:3, 10-12
 
 

They are subverting the faith of some.—2 Tim. 2:18.
Timothy and other faithful ones were likely perturbed by the actions of brothers in their midst. Some Christians may have questioned why such individuals were allowed to remain in the congregation. Faithful ones might have wondered whether Jehovah really distinguished between their resolute loyalty to him and the hypocritical worship of brothers. (Acts 20:29, 30) Paul’s letter no doubt strengthened Timothy’s faith by reminding him of what happened when faithful Aaron was vindicated and hypocritical Korah and his companions were exposed, rejected, and destroyed. In effect, Paul was saying that even though there were counterfeit Christians in their midst, Jehovah would recognize those who really belonged to him, just as he did in the days of Moses. (Num. 26:10) Jehovah never changes; he is dependable. He hates unrighteousness, and in due time he brings unrepentant wrongdoers to justice. w14 7/15 1:3, 10-12
 
 

YES...  lets  start  these  days ;o)  Our  nature  is  the  best  we  have  and  we  can't  live  without !

Hi please share tips and ideas I love plants

Te członki ciała, które wydają się słabsze, są niezbędne (1 Kor. 12:22).
Żyjemy w świecie przesyconym duchem rywalizacji, gloryfikującym siłę i młodość. Wielu próbuje za wszelką cenę wyjść na swoje, depcząc uczucia słabszych. Chociaż nie akceptujemy takiego postępowania, moglibyśmy nieświadomie rozwinąć w sobie negatywny stosunek do ludzi — nawet naszych współwyznawców — którzy często potrzebują pomocy. Ale możemy też rozwinąć bardziej zrównoważone podejście — takie, jakie ma Bóg. Wgląd w to, jak Jehowa zapatruje się na ludzkie słabości, daje nam przykład podany przez Pawła w Liście 1 do Koryntian. W rozdziale 12 apostoł przypomina, że nawet najmniej szacowny czy najsłabszy organ ciała ma określoną funkcję (1 Kor. 12:12, 18, 21-23). Część ewolucjonistów miewała odmienne podejście do zasadności istnienia takich narządów. Ale odkrycia z dziedziny anatomii wykazały, że narządy uważane za bezużyteczne w rzeczywistości odgrywają istotne role. w14 15.6 3:3, 4