Queen Esther

Thank you SO much !  I  love that video, wonderful, you're a nice sister
( or  brother?? )     The  Bible - scripture  is  SO  true,  yes.
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Ecclesiastes 11:6
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A REGULAR PIONEER
I've set upon an arduous course,
But, oh joy I'll see,
Jehovah accepted, I'm a regular pioneer,
Lord, here I am, send me!
Many prayers have I supplicated,
Jehovah, can I see this through?
I make my vow and dedication,
Your will I want to do
Notes and scriptures about pioneering
Coincidence I would find
Those encouraging talks and experiences
Were indelibly on my mind
My goal was set, a schedule, too.
Boy, that was hard for me
But Jehovah knows my weaknesses
He's pulled me through to be
A good for nothing slave I am,
Only did what I was told.
Declared the Kingdom Good News,
Be courageous, firm and bold.
So, a point I made to work with those
Who chose the best career
Nowhere else would they rather be
Than serving as a regular pioneer
We know the sheep are out there yet,
The angels will direct
Please bless the ministry, my God,
From the wicked one he'll protect
Oh, what joy at heart we feel
When a meek one does agree,
That there has to be a better life,
And start a Bible study.
What patience it does take for us,
So many not at home,
The listening ears are getting few
But remember we are not alone
Encouragement from one another
Experiences to share
Such a joyful praises and happy faces
All God's true servant's wear.
So if you have the pioneer spirit
For a day, a month, a year,
You'll see how rich Jehovah blesses
In being a regular pioneer.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

IF JESUS CAME TO YOUR HOUSE....
If Jesus came to your house, to spend a day or two,
If he came unexpectedly, I wonder what you'd do?
I know you'd give your nicest room to such an honored guest
And all the food that you would serve would be the very best.
And you would keep assuring him you're glad to have him there,
That serving him in your own home is joy beyond compare.
But when you saw him coming, would you meet him at the door,
With outstretched arms in welcome, to your heavenly visitor?
Or would you need to change your clothes before you let him in?
Or hide some worldly magazines and put Bibles where they had been?
Would you turn off the radio, and hope he hadn't heard...
And would you wish you hadn't said that last, loud nasty word?
Would you hide your rock and roll albums and put the songbook out?
Could you let Jesus walk right in?...or would you rush about?
And I wonder...If the Savior spent a day or two with you...
Would you go on doing the things you always do?
Would you keep right on saying the things you always say?
And would your life continue as it does from day to day?
Would you sing the songs you always sing and read the books you read?
And let him know the things on which your mind and heart do feed?
Would you take Jesus with you everywhere you'd planned to go?
Or would you, maybe, change your plans just for a day or so?
Would you be glad to have him meet your very closest friends?
Or hope that they would stay away until his visit ends?
Would you be glad to have him stay forever on and on?
Or would you sigh with great relief when he at last was gone?
It might be interesting to know the things that you would do?
If Jesus Christ in person came to spend some time with you?
  ? ? ? .•*¨`*•..¸???¸.•*¨`*•. ? ? ?

Quem vencer tem bonus ?
?Adoro gatinhos ?
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Want one of these in the New World? Loveable Babies then? - ?
Video by @joelsartore | At just four-weeks-old, these two leopard cat kittens (Prionailurus bengalensis) are Happy to be alive! Like most wild cat species, mothers hide their young in a quiet location while they're hunting and return later to nurse them. These babies were found hiding in a field that humans had started to burn for agriculture.
Unfortunately, humans sometimes find these kittens and wrongly presume that they are abandoned or orphaned and pick them up, but in this case it was absolutely the right thing to do or both would have been killed by the fire. A caring Cambodian woman found them just in time and they were transferred for hand-rearing to the @accb_cambodia, a dedicated conservation and rescue center near the ancient temples of Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity regularly receives leopard cats and other wildlife in need and tries to rehabilitate them in order to be released back to the wild if at all possible. Although leopard cats are very cute, they don’t make good pets because they are wild and donÂ’t become tame. It is always a very emotional moment to say goodbye and to release a rehabilitated leopard cat back to the wild.
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WOW...   I  love  kittens too !
Here  3  of  my  many  many  cat - photo's

sweet....

A  BEAUTY     ? .•*¨`*•..¸???¸.•*¨`*•. ?

Looking  face  to  face....  so  cute   I  love  the  kindly  view  of  the  kitty !
Maybe  they're  friends...

A REGULAR PIONEER
I've set upon an arduous course,
But, oh joy I'll see,
Jehovah accepted, I'm a regular pioneer,
Lord, here I am, send me!
Many prayers have I supplicated,
Jehovah, can I see this through?
I make my vow and dedication,
Your will I want to do
Notes and scriptures about pioneering
Coincidence I would find
Those encouraging talks and experiences
Were indelibly on my mind
My goal was set, a schedule, too.
Boy, that was hard for me
But Jehovah knows my weaknesses
He's pulled me through to be
A good for nothing slave I am,
Only did what I was told.
Declared the Kingdom Good News,
Be courageous, firm and bold.
So, a point I made to work with those
Who chose the best career
Nowhere else would they rather be
Than serving as a regular pioneer
We know the sheep are out there yet,
The angels will direct
Please bless the ministry, my God,
From the wicked one he'll protect
Oh, what joy at heart we feel
When a meek one does agree,
That there has to be a better life,
And start a Bible study.
What patience it does take for us,
So many not at home,
The listening ears are getting few
But remember we are not alone
Encouragement from one another
Experiences to share
Such a joyful praises and happy faces
All God's true servant's wear.
So if you have the pioneer spirit
For a day, a month, a year,
You'll see how rich Jehovah blesses
In being a regular pioneer.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

O principal oficial da corte deu-lhes outros nomes: chamou Daniel de Beltessazar. — Dan. 1:7.
Quando Daniel e seus amigos foram levados como prisioneiros para Babilônia, os babilônios tentaram fazer com que eles aceitassem a cultura do país. Por exemplo, ensinaram a eles “a língua dos caldeus”, ou seja, a dos babilônios. Além disso, deram a eles nomes babilônicos. (Dan. 1:3-7) O nome dado a Daniel era uma referência ao principal deus de Babilônia, que se chamava Bel. Pelo visto, o rei Nabucodonosor queria fazer Daniel pensar que esse deus era mais forte que o Deus de Daniel, Jeová. (Dan. 4:8) Os babilônios ofereceram a Daniel os melhores alimentos da corte. Mas ele “decidiu no coração” que “não se tornaria impuro” com os alimentos que eram proibidos na Lei de Deus. (Dan. 1:8) Daniel continuou estudando os “livros sagrados” na sua língua materna. Por isso, ele conseguiu manter forte sua amizade com Deus enquanto vivia em outro país. (Dan. 9:2, nota) Assim, mesmo depois de uns 70 anos vivendo em Babilônia, ele ainda era conhecido pelo seu nome hebraico. — Dan. 5:13. w16.10 2:7, 8
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/dt/r5/lp-t/2018/2/17

MEXICO CITY — A 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck MexicoÂ’s southern Pacific Coast on Friday, according to the United States Geological Survey.
The quake was reported at 5:39 p.m. local time, shaking buildings about 225 miles away in Mexico City, where the memory of a Sept. 19 earthquake that killed more than 300 people in the capital and other parts of the country is still fresh. FridayÂ’s tremors left tall buildings swaying for more than two minutes.
The epicenter of the quake was near the town of Pinotepa Nacional, in the Pacific state of Oaxaca.
A presidential spokesman, Eduardo Sánchez, told the Televisa network two hours after the earthquake that there were no reports of deaths or injuries.
Luis Felipe Puente, Mexico’s national coordinator of civil protection, wrote on Twitter that there were no immediate reports of major damage. In Oaxaca, the state director of civil protection, Heliodoro Díaz Escárraga, said that homes were damaged in the town of Santa María Chimalapas and walls fell in the town of Jamiltepec.
In Mexico City, the capital, residents streamed from buildings and into the streets, texting to see if their loved ones were safe, gripped by a sense of dread just a few months old.
 17 February 2018 • 12:27am
A powerful earthquake shook south and central Mexico on Friday, causing people to flee buildings and office towers in the country's capital.
Crowds of people streamed out on to the streets of Mexico City as the ground shook as well as on streets in Oaxaca state's capital, nearer the quake's epicenter.
"It was awful," said Mercedes Rojas Huerta, 57, who was sitting on a bench outside her home in Mexico City's trendy Condesa district, too frightened to go back inside. "It started to shake; the cars were going here and there. What do I do?"
Last SeptemberÂ’s seismic eruption has left people frightened at the slightest tremor, and the tears in the faces of those who endured the last major quake were easy to spot on the streets.
Many could be heard repeating the words “Oh God, not again.”
Video footage from inside the Mexico City newsroom of a daily newspaper, Milenio, showed employees ducking underneath desks as light fixtures swung wildly.

People react after an earthquake shook buildings in Mexico City Credit,  (Reuters)
 People embracing in Mexico City, where the effects of a powerful earthquake about 225 miles away were felt. ( Credit Yuri Cortez/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images )

People stand on the street after an earthquake shook buildings in Mexico City

https://theworldnews.net/ca-news/7-5-magnitude-earthquake-hits-south-of-mexico-city



Debris from buildings in the streets
The first signs of damage is emerging, but the scale of it is far from clear. These images were posted in Oaxaca, the state where the epicentre is located.

Anímense unos a otros, y tanto más al contemplar ustedes que el día se acerca (Heb. 10:25).
Tal como lo hacían los primeros discípulos de Jesús, nos reunimos para aprender y estimularnos mutuamente (1 Cor. 14:31). Los siervos de Dios necesitan ánimo aunque tengan años de experiencia. Tomemos por caso a Josué, quien había servido fielmente a Jehová desde hacía mucho tiempo. Aun así, Jehová le dio este mandato a Moisés: “Comisiona a Josué y anímalo y fortalécelo, porque él es quien ha de atravesar delante de este pueblo y él es quien ha de hacer que hereden la tierra que tú verás” (Deut. 3:27, 28). Josué estaba a punto de asumir la gran responsabilidad de liderar a los israelitas en la conquista de la Tierra Prometida. Se enfrentaría a obstáculos y sufriría al menos una derrota militar (Jos. 7:1-9). No nos sorprende que Josué necesitara ánimo y fuerzas. Igualmente, los ancianos y superintendentes de circuito, que trabajan duro cuidando el rebaño de Dios, necesitan que les demos ánimo. ¿Lo estamos haciendo? (1 Tes. 5:12, 13). w16.11 1:12, 13
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/dtsync/r5/lp-t/r4/lp-s/2018/2/19

Adondequiera que el espíritu se inclinaba a ir, ellas iban (Ezeq. 1:20).
Jesús solo usa un medio para darnos alimento espiritual: el “esclavo fiel” que ha nombrado (Mat. 24:45-47). Desde 1919, Jesús, ya en su gloria celestial, ha utilizado a este esclavo para ayudar a sus discípulos a entender el libro de Dios y seguir sus instrucciones. Si somos obedientes, contribuimos a la limpieza, la paz y la unidad de la congregación. Por ello, hacemos bien en preguntarnos: “¿Apoyo con lealtad al medio que Jesús está usando para alimentarnos?”. La Palabra escrita de Dios nos ayuda a conocer mejor la parte celestial de su organización. Por ejemplo, el profeta Ezequiel tuvo una visión en la que se representaba a esta parte de la organización de Dios con un carro celestial (Ezeq. 1:4-28). Ahora que Cristo y los santos ángeles están a punto de aniquilar este sistema malvado, el carro de Jehová avanza con rapidez hacia la vindicación de la soberanía de Dios y la santificación de su sagrado nombre. w16.11 3:9, 10
https://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2018/2/18

El oficial principal de la corte se puso a asignarles nombres. De modo que asignó a Daniel el nombre de Beltsasar (Dan. 1:7).
Cuando Daniel y sus compañeros fueron deportados, los babilonios intentaron que asimilaran su cultura. Por eso, les enseñaron “la lengua de los caldeos”, y el oficial de la corte encargado de su educación le dio un nombre babilonio a cada uno (Dan. 1:3-7). El nombre que le dio a Daniel hacía referencia a Bel, el dios más importante de Babilonia. El rey Nabucodonosor tal vez quería grabar en Daniel la idea de que su Dios, Jehová, había sido sometido por el dios babilonio (Dan. 4:8). Aunque a Daniel le ofrecieron comer de los manjares exquisitos del rey, él “se resolvió en su corazón a no contaminarse” con ellos (Dan. 1:8). Mantuvo la salud espiritual en una tierra extranjera gracias al estudio constante de los libros sagrados en su lengua materna (Dan. 9:2). Por eso, unos setenta años después de su llegada a Babilonia, todavía se le conocía por su nombre hebreo (Dan. 5:13). w16.10 2:7, 8
https://wol.jw.org/es/wol/dt/r4/lp-s/2018/2/17

WOW...   I  love  kittens too !
Here  3  of  my  many  many  cat - photo's

sweet....

A  BEAUTY     ? .•*¨`*•..¸???¸.•*¨`*•. ?

Looking  face  to  face....  so  cute   I  love  the  kindly  view  of  the  kitty !
Maybe  they're  friends...

Who wins has a bonus?
?I love kittens?

[Encourage] one another, and all the more so as you see the day drawing near.—Heb. 10:25.
Just like Jesus’ early followers, we meet together to learn and to be encouraged. (1 Cor. 14:31) Even experienced servants of God need encouragement. Consider Joshua. He had served God faithfully for many years. Yet, Jehovah told Moses to encourage him, saying: “Commission Joshua and encourage him and strengthen him, because he is the one who will cross over before this people and he is the one who will cause them to inherit the land that you will see.” (Deut. 3:27, 28) Joshua was about to take on the huge responsibility of leading the Israelites in the conquest of the Promised Land. He would face setbacks and at least one military defeat. (Josh. 7:1-9) No wonder Joshua needed to be encouraged and strengthened! So let us personally encourage elders, including circuit overseers, who work hard to care for the flock of God.—1 Thess. 5:12, 13. w16.11 1:12, 13
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2018/2/19

They would go where the spirit inclined them to go.—Ezek. 1:20.
Jesus has appointed the ‘faithful slave’ to be the only channel for dispensing spiritual food. (Matt. 24:45-47) Since 1919, the glorified Jesus Christ has been using that slave to help his followers understand God’s own Book and heed its directives. By obeying the instructions found in the Bible, we promote cleanness, peace, and unity in the congregation. Each one of us does well to ask himself, ‘Am I loyal to the channel that Jesus is using today?’ Jehovah’s written Word acquaints us with the heavenly part of his organization. For example, the prophet Ezekiel received a vision in which the heavenly part of God’s organization is represented by a celestial chariot. (Ezek. 1:4-28) With Christ and the holy angels about to destroy this wicked world, Jehovah’s chariot is rapidly moving toward the vindication of his sovereignty and the sanctification of his holy name! w16.11 3:9, 10
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2018/2/18

The principal court official assigned names to them; he gave to Daniel the name Belteshazzar.—Dan. 1:7.
When Daniel and his companions were exiled, the Babylonians tried to assimilate them into their culture by teaching them “the language of the Chaldeans.” Moreover, the court official in charge of their training gave them Babylonian names. (Dan. 1:3-7) The name given to Daniel referred to Bel, the main divinity of Babylon. King Nebuchadnezzar likely wanted to impress Daniel with the idea that his God, Jehovah, had been subjected by Babylon’s god. (Dan. 4:8) Although Daniel was offered food to eat from the king’s delicacies, he “resolved in his heart” that he would not “defile himself.” (Dan. 1:8) Because he kept studying “the sacred books” in his mother tongue, he maintained his spiritual health while living in a foreign land. (Dan. 9:2, ftn.) Thus, some 70 years after his arrival in Babylon, he was still known by his Hebrew name.—Dan. 5:13. w16.10 2:7, 8
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2018/2/17

 

THE PRINCIPAL COURT OFFICIAL ASSIGNED NAMES TO THEM; HE GAVE TO DANIEL THE NAME BELTESHAZZAR . 
—Dan. 1:7
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+1%3A7
When Daniel and his companions were exiled, the Babylonians tried to assimilate them into their culture by teaching them “the language of the Chaldeans.” Moreover, the court official in charge of their training gave them Babylonian names. 
Dan. 1:3-7
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+1%3A7

The name given to Daniel referred to Bel, the main divinity of Babylon. King Nebuchadnezzar likely wanted to impress Daniel with the idea that his God, Jehovah, had been subjected by Babylon’s god. 
Dan. 4:8
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+4%3A8

Although Daniel was offered food to eat from the king’s delicacies, he “resolved in his heart” that he would not “defile himself.” 
Dan. 1:8
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+1%3A8

Because he kept studying “the sacred books” in his mother tongue, he maintained his spiritual health while living in a foreign land. 
Dan. 9:2, ftn
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+9%3A2

Thus, some 70 years after his arrival in Babylon, he was still known by his Hebrew name.
—Dan. 5:13
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/l/r1/lp-e?q=Dan.+5%3A13
w16.10 2:7, 8
https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2016763#h=16:0-18:0

O PRINCIPAL OFICIAL DA CORTE DEU-LHES OUTROS NOMES: CHAMOU DANIEL DE BELTESSAZAR . 
— Dan. 1:7
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+1%3A7
Quando Daniel e seus amigos foram levados como prisioneiros para Babilônia, os babilônios tentaram fazer com que eles aceitassem a cultura do país. Por exemplo, ensinaram a eles “a língua dos caldeus”, ou seja, a dos babilônios. Além disso, deram a eles nomes babilônicos. 
Dan. 1:3-7
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+1%3A3-7

O nome dado a Daniel era uma referência ao principal deus de Babilônia, que se chamava Bel. Pelo visto, o rei Nabucodonosor queria fazer Daniel pensar que esse deus era mais forte que o Deus de Daniel, Jeová. 
Dan. 4:8
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+4%3A8

Os babilônios ofereceram a Daniel os melhores alimentos da corte. Mas ele “decidiu no coração” que “não se tornaria impuro” com os alimentos que eram proibidos na Lei de Deus. 
Dan. 1:8
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+1%3A8

Daniel continuou estudando os “livros sagrados” na sua língua materna. Por isso, ele conseguiu manter forte sua amizade com Deus enquanto vivia em outro país. 
Dan. 9:2, nota
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+9%3A2

Assim, mesmo depois de uns 70 anos vivendo em Babilônia, ele ainda era conhecido pelo seu nome hebraico. 
— Dan. 5:13
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/l/r5/lp-t?q=Dan.+5%3A13
 
w16.10 2:7, 8
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/d/r5/lp-t/2016763#h=16:0-18:0

If you are going to be an effective teacher, God’s Word must first be in your heart
(See paragraph 17)

TEXTO DIÁRIO DRAMATIZADO 17 DE FEVEREIRO 2018

Yes,  I  hope  the  same   In  paradise  will  start  our  really  life  in  love & peace
May  Jehovah  bless  you    ? .•*¨`*•..¸???¸.•*¨`*•. ?

[Encorajem] uns aos outros, e ainda mais ao passo que vocês veem chegar o dia. — Heb. 10:25.
Assim como os primeiros seguidores de Jesus, nós nos reunimos para aprender e ser encorajados. (1 Cor. 14:31) Até os que já servem a Jeová por muitos anos precisam de encorajamento. Um exemplo que encontramos na Bíblia é Josué. Ele tinha servido a Deus fielmente por muitos anos. Ainda assim, Jeová achou que era importante encorajá-lo. Jeová disse a Moisés: “Designe Josué como líder, encoraje-o e fortaleça-o, porque é ele quem atravessará diante deste povo e é ele quem os fará herdar a terra que você verá.” (Deut. 3:27, 28) Jeová sabia que Josué estava para assumir uma pesada responsabilidade: ser o líder dos israelitas nas batalhas para conquistar a Terra Prometida. E, como sabemos, Josué enfrentou dificuldades, e pelo menos uma vez seus soldados foram derrotados. (Jos. 7:1-9) Fica claro que Josué precisava ser encorajado e fortalecido! Hoje também, os anciãos e os superintendentes de circuito se esforçam para cuidar do rebanho de Deus e precisam de encorajamento. Que acha de encorajar esses irmãos? — 1 Tes. 5:12, 13. w16.11 1:12, 13
https://wol.jw.org/pt/wol/dt/r5/lp-t/2018/2/19