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Ce numéro contient les articles d’étude pour la période du 23 octobre au 26 novembre 2017.
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This issue contains the study articles for October 23 to November 26, 2017.
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I understand the explosion occurred at 10:30 pm while attendees were departing from the concert.
Unless Manchester JWs attend late night events with carts which depending on light conditions, likely would not be easily seen, I doubt the cart was present when the explosion occurred.
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Not the most tactful of covers to place at such a scene... with "Death" on the cover. Hmmm....
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Book by Judge Rutherford
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Jehovas Zeugen arbeiten am Wiederaufbau von einigen hundert Häusern, nachdem ein Taifun Ende 2016 die Philippinen verwüstet hat.
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Tejmur Achmedow, Ehemann und Vater von drei Söhnen, wurde wegen seiner friedlichen Tätigkeit in seinem biblischen Bildungswerk zu einer fünfjährigen Haftstrafe verurteilt.
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Jehovas Zeugen laden zu ihren dreitägigen Kongressen ein. Das Motto lautet „Gib nicht auf!“. Am 19. Mai 2017 beginnt der erste Kongress.
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In diesem Gebäude wohnten für mehr als 50 Jahre Mitarbeiter der Weltzentrale von Jehovas Zeugen.
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The US leader's comments marked a change in tone after his sometimes anti-Islamic rhetoric during the presidential race.
Trump urges Muslim leaders to 'drive out' terror
Donald Trump has likened the fight against Islamic extremism to a battle between "good and evil" and not different faiths.
Speaking to leaders from around 50 Muslim-majority countries in Saudi Arabia, the President attacked militants as "barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life".
The US leader urge the nations to "confront Islamic terror of all kinds", deny sanctuary to extremists and stand together against the murder of innocent Muslims by groups like Islamic State.
According to Mr Trump, "95% of the victims of terrorist attacks are themselves Muslims".
He said America was seeking a "coalition of nations" in the Middle East with the aim of "stamping out extremism".
Trump in Saudi: 'Tremendous progress tackling IS' He said the countries "cannot wait for American power to crush this enemy for them".
Striking a conciliatory line, his comments marked a change in tone for Mr Trump after his remarks during the presidential campaign where he told the US: "Islam hates us."
Addressing the Arab-Islamic American Summit in Riyadh, he said: "We now face a humanitarian and security disaster in this region that is spreading."
Saudi King: 'Islam is the religion of peace' Mr Trump told leaders at the meeting that he brought "a message of friendship and hope and love", and urged Muslim countries to ensure "terrorists find no sanctuary on their soil".
He announced a deal with Gulf countries to crackdown on the funding of extremists.
The President also hit out at Iran, accusing Tehran of "fuelling the fires of sectarian conflict".
He said among Iran's destabilising interventions was in Syria, where President Bashar al Assad has "committed unspeakable crimes".
"From Lebanon to Iraq to Yemen, Iran funds, arms and trains terrorists, militias and other extremist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region," Mr Trump said.
Sky's Foreign Affairs Editor Sam Kiley said the President's comments "will be very much welcomed by the predominantly Sunni attendees from some 50 nations.
"And it will strike a degree of horror into (Shia-dominated) Iran.
"Terrorism is sponsored through groups like Hizbollah, by Iran, but there are also Sunni Islamic terrorist groups that the Iranians are fighting, not least Islamic State in Syria."
Mr Trump also called upon countries around the world to work together to end the humanitarian crisis in Syria.
http://news.sky.com/story/trump-seeks-coalition-of-nations-to-stamp-out-extremism-10887338
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Les opérations de secours actuellement déployées doivent prendre fin au cours du mois de juin 2017.
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Les Témoins de Jéhovah invite le grand public à assister à l’assemblées de trois jours « Ne renoncez pas ! », qui débute en mai 2017.
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La Bible enseigne-t-elle que Dieu est partout ? Comment être sûr, s’il réside dans un lieu précis, qu’il vous connaît personnellement ?
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Does the Bible teach that God is everywhere? Why can you be confident that he resides in a specific place, yet also knows you personally?
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Highlights include higher attendance than the previous week’s event and feedback from neighbors on the completed complex.
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In a previous post:
I wanted to use the term "older" or "senior" Jehovah's Witnesses to denote the JW's that I grew up with who actually enforced many such "rules" by which many of us were taught.
However it is not JUST the older or the senior JW's who avoid pagan origins... SO... I needed a word ....
DEVOUT came to mind.
As you can see I am still questioning my word choice. There is a difference between the modern JW's and the "classic" JW's of the 1970's when we were a relatively small group.
Not sure how to refer to these two groups.
How would you title any number of such questions?
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Dear Reader:
It refers to the nine gods of art and creativity, so the expression literally means that a person is dressed so well that it honors those nine gods. But as you see the term has lost all of its meaning... so if it's lost all of its meaning and no one knows what it references, then is it ok to use since no one will take it the way it was originally meant? That is the personal choice that has to be made.
Agape!
DER WACHTTURM — STUDIENAUSGABE | September 2017
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Diese Ausgabe enthält die Studienartikel für den 23. Oktober bis 26. November 2017.
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