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Кто отделит нас от Божьей любви, которая во Христе Иисусе? (Римлянам 8: 34-39) Мужественный и сильный ... ???

@Annie Abbott I had it in my archives. It's Truth! ???

Who will separate us from God's love that is in Christ Jesus? (Romans 8:34-39) Courageous and strong..??

"The Lord turned and looked upon Peter, and Peter recalled the utterance of the Lord when he said to him: “Before a cock crows today you will disown me three times.”—Luke 22:61. ???? He Learned Forgiveness From the Master ?????? What may have been the worst moment of Peter’s life? PETER would never forget that terrible moment when their eyes met. Did he see in Jesus’ gaze some hint of disappointment or reproach? We cannot venture so far; the inspired record says only that “the Lord turned and looked upon Peter.” (Luke 22:61) ???? But in that one glance, Peter saw the depth of his own failure. He realized that he had just done the very thing that Jesus had foretold, the one thing that Peter had insisted he would never do—he had disowned his beloved Master. It was a low point for Peter, perhaps the worst moment of the worst day of his life. ???? Peter needed to learn what lesson, and how may we benefit from his story? ???? All was not lost, though. Because Peter was a man of great faith, he still had an opportunity to recover from his mistakes and to learn one of Jesus’ greatest lessons. It had to do with forgiveness. Each of us needs to learn the same lesson, so let us follow Peter on this difficult journey. ???? Jesus had just come out onto a balcony overlooking the courtyard. In that moment, described at the outset of this chapter, his eyes met Peter’s. It dawned on Peter just how terribly he had failed his Master. Peter left the courtyard, crushed by the weight of his own guilt. He headed into the streets of the city, his way lit by the sinking full moon. The tears welled up. The sights swam before his eyes. He broke down and wept bitterly.—Mark 14:72; Luke 22:61, 62. TO THINK ABOUT . . ✅ 1️⃣ How did Peter display a faulty view of forgiveness? 2️⃣ In what ways did Peter test Jesus’ forgiveness? 3️⃣ How did Jesus show forgiveness toward Peter? 4️⃣ In what ways would you like to imitate Peter’s faith and Jesus’ mercy? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1102013269?q=luke+22%3A61&p=par#h=37

The Proof is "Jehovah has Control"! Let go His Name will be known throughout the whole earth before His judgement comes! Take your side on the Victory of Jehovah as he glorifies His Name and His People forever! ????? This has been everywhere the post, not just here. JW.Russia.org, now JW.ORG. Many are speaking that only Jehovah will speak the Last Words and His Judgments soon. We must put our confidence in Jehovah and His Words, as He does not lie. Imminent destruction is soon for all opposers.

"We are not ignorant of his designs."—2 Cor. 2:11 ??? “WE HAVE A STRUGGLE . . . AGAINST THE WICKED SPIRIT FORCES” ??? How does Satan fight against individual Christians? ??? Satan cannot win the war, so to speak, but he can make casualties of us as individuals if we let our guard down. Satan knows that he can devour us if he can weaken our bond with Jehovah. How does Satan try to achieve this? By attacking us intensely, personally, and cunningly. Let us consider these main strategies of Satan. ??? Why is Satan intensely attacking Jehovah’s people? ??? Intense attacks. The apostle John stated: “The whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one.” (1 John 5:19) Those words contain a warning for all true Christians. Since Satan has already devoured the entire ungodly world of mankind, he can now focus on and intensify his attacks on those who have so far eluded him—Jehovah’s people. (Micah 4:1; John 15:19; Revelation 12:12, 17) He has great anger because he knows his time is short. So he has stepped up the pressure. Today, we face his final rampage of savagery and destruction. ??? Personal struggle. The apostle Paul warned fellow Christians: “We have a struggle [“wrestling,” footnote] . . . against the wicked spirit forces in the heavenly places.” (Ephesians 6:12) Why did Paul use the term “struggle”? Because it conveys the idea of hand-to-hand combat. Thus, by using that term, Paul stressed that each of us has a personal fight with wicked spirits. Whether we live in a country where belief in wicked spirits is prevalent or not, we should never forget that when we dedicated ourselves to Jehovah, we stepped on the wrestling mat, as it were. At least from dedication onward, each Christian is locked in combat. No wonder that Paul saw the need to urge Christians in Ephesus three times to “stand firm”!—Ephesians 6:11, 13, 14. ??? Cunning schemes. Paul exhorts Christians to stand firm against Satan’s “crafty acts.” (Ephesians 6:11) Note Paul’s use of the plural. Wicked spirits use not one but various cunning schemes—and for good reason. In the course of time, some believers who have stood firm against one kind of trial have given in when faced with another. Hence, the Devil and the demons closely observe the behavior of each one of us to detect our weakest spot. Then they exploit any spiritual weakness we may have. Thankfully, though, we can recognize many of the Devil’s methods, for they are revealed in the Bible. (2 Corinthians 2:11) ??? PRACTICING SPIRITISM—AN ACT OF BETRAYAL ??? By practicing spiritism, or demonism, one makes direct contact with wicked spirits. Divination, sorcery, binding with spells, and inquiring of the dead are some forms of spiritism. As we well know, Jehovah views spiritism as “detestable.” (Deuteronomy 18:10-12;Revelation 21:8) ??? Since we too must “abhor what is wicked,” it is unthinkable that we would ever seek out the company of wicked spirit forces. (Romans 12:9) What a repulsive act of betrayal against our heavenly Father, Jehovah, that would be! ??? However, for the very reason that dabbling in spiritism is gross treachery against Jehovah, Satan is bent on getting some of us involved in it. Each time he can induce a Christian to turn to demonism, Satan scores a grand victory. ??? Similarly, if a Christian turned to spiritism, he would willingly and knowingly desert Jehovah and place himself directly under Satan’s command. Imagine what pleasure it would give Satan to parade that deserter as a trophy of war! Would any of us want to hand the Devil such a victory? Absolutely not! We are not traitors. ??? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1102008075?q=2+cor+2%3A11&p=par

READ GOD'S WORD EVERYDAY! - IT IS GOD'S MESSAGE TO YOU! ??? YOU WILL BE WELL WATERED AND SUCCESSFUL! ????? (Psalm 1:1-6) Happy is the man that has not walked in the counsel of the wicked ones, And in the way of sinners has not stood, And in the seat of ridiculers has not sat. 2 But his delight is in the law of Jehovah, And in his law he reads in an undertone day and night. 3 And he will certainly become like a tree planted by streams of water, That gives its own fruit in its season And the foliage of which does not wither, And everything he does will succeed. 4 The wicked are not like that, But are like the chaff that the wind drives away. 5 That is why the wicked ones will not stand up in the judgment, Nor sinners in the assembly of righteous ones. 6 For Jehovah is taking knowledge of the way of righteous ones, But the very way of wicked ones will perish." Seven Steps to Beneficial Bible Reading “Not only is the Bible the best-selling book of all time, it is the best-selling book of the year every year.”—TIME MAGAZINE ????? IT IS ironic that many people have a Bible yet seem to gain little value from reading it. Others, though, treasure what they read in the Bible. For example, a woman named Nancy relates: “Since I began reading and meditating on the Bible early each morning, I feel ready to face whatever the day may bring. This routine has done more to relieve my bouts of depression than anything I have tried over the past 35 years.” Even if you have never read the Bible, does it intrigue you that some have received help from it? If you are already a Bible reader, would you like to benefit more from your reading? If so, try the seven steps described in this article. ????? Step 1—Read for the Right Reason Step 2—Select a Reliable Translation Step 4—Read Daily Step 5—Vary Your Approach Step 6—Meditate Step 7—Get Help to Understand ????? You too can profit more from Bible reading by getting help to understand what you read. Contact Jehovah’s Witnesses in your community, or click here for a free home Bible study. ✅ https://www.jw.org/en/free-bible-study/

Are YOU Being Refreshed? The Righteous Are Sprouting, do YOU See it? ??????????? The Peace is Already on the Earth! The New Heavens Has Begun Its Rule! God's King, Christ Jesus is Ruling in the Heavens! ??? Do YOU Want its Blessings? Come Away Safe! NOW! (Psalm 72:6-8) . . .He will descend like the rain upon the mown grass, Like copious showers that wet the earth. 7 In his days the righteous one will sprout, And the abundance of peace until the moon is no more. 8 And he will have subjects from sea to sea And from the River to the ends of the earth." (Isaiah 58:11) And Jehovah will be bound to lead you constantly and to satisfy your soul even in a scorched land, and he will invigorate your very bones; and you must become like a well-watered garden, and like the source of water, the waters of which do not lie." ??? (Ezekiel 34:26) And I will make them and the surroundings of my hill a blessing, and I will cause the pouring rain to descend in its time. Pouring rains of blessing there will prove to be." ??? (Hosea 6:3) And we will know, we will pursue to know Jehovah. Like dawn, his going forth is firmly established. And he will come in like a pouring rain to us; like a spring rain that saturates [the] earth.” ??? (Isaiah 61:11) 11 For as the earth itself brings forth its sprout, and as the garden itself makes the things that are sown in it sprout, in like manner the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will cause the sprouting of righteousness and of praise in front of all the nations." ??? (Isaiah 2:4) And he will certainly render judgment among the nations and set matters straight respecting many peoples. And they will have to beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning shears. Nation will not lift up sword against nation, neither will they learn war anymore." ??? (Isaiah 9:6) For there has been a child born to us, there has been a son given to us; and the princely rule will come to be upon his shoulder. And his name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace."

"We . . . reflect like mirrors the glory of Jehovah."—2 Cor. 3:18. ????? Are you reflecting Jehovah’s glory by your godly conduct and by your activity as a regular Kingdom proclaimer?

"There is a day coming, belonging to Jehovah."—Zech. 14:1.

"This is the heritage of Jehovah’s servants."—Isa. 54:17, “Byington.”

"Jehovah is near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves."—Ps. 34:18. “I will be joyful and rejoice in your loving-kindness, in that you have seen my affliction; you have known about the distresses of my soul.” (Ps. 31:7) ????

@Arauna Thank you!

Lost Sheep Inside The Kingdom Hall ~ She usually arrives on Sunday, and often comes quite late. Is she baptized or inactive? That’s the question for debate. Few folks try to know her; some wonder and just stare. No one tries to dig down deep, to see who’s really there. In her purse is a funeral program, that is ragged ’round the ears. It is yellow and all wrinkled; been soaked with many tears. She's looked at it many times, and knows the resurrection hope. But she still mourns her daughter; sometimes she just can't cope. Many people wonder, but no one ever makes a call. She's one of the lost sheep, sitting in your Kingdom Hall. Her uncle used to rape her, when she was just a child. Her mother did not believe her, and said she was just wild. Jehovah blessed her … and now she has the Truth. But she still lives with all the scars, of a stolen youth. They say she's mean and moody, so no one bothers her to call. She's one of the lost sheep, sitting in the Kingdom Hall. She comes to all the meetings, service, even mingles with the friends. But once she goes back home, the heartache soon begins. She grew up in the Truth, and served Jehovah faithful all her life. And all she ever wanted, was to be a Christian wife. Now she's past the bloom of youth, and her dreams have not come true. She's worried, frustrated, tempted; and scared what she might do. You probably think she's strong, and she doesn't need a call. But she's one of the lost sheep, sitting in your Kingdom Hall. When we search from door to door, to bring just one sheep in, Don't forget about the ones who are already in the pen. These are all true stories, of people at the Hall. So take some time, look closely--and see who needs a call. We remember the youth, the sick, single parents and the old, But can we also try add. the others in our fold? Remember that Jehovah, doesn't want anyone to fall. So keep in mind, there just might be – some lost sheep inside your Hall. ❣️?❣️?❣️?❣️

"God made the various kinds of wild beasts and God saw that it was good." (Genesis 2:24,25). 2 Pictures 1 GIF 1 Moving IMG_7219.mov

“Teach a child how he should live, and he will remember it all his life.”—PROVERBS 22:6. TODAY’S ENGLISH VERSION. ?????? Children crave parental love. It gives them a sense of security, making them more willing to communicate, ask questions, and explore. Love moves parents to talk regularly with their children and to take an interest in their education. Research indicates that “parents appear to be the primary influence on a child’s motivation to learn,” points out the book Eager to Learn—Helping Children Become Motivated and Love Learning. The effects of that influence are amplified when parents work along with teachers. “No force is as powerful in rejuvenating a child’s motivation to learn as a parent and teacher working in collaboration,” the book states. ?????? Parents also influence their children’s ability to learn. In a long-term study of 43 families, reported in the book Inside the Brain, researchers “found that children who were talked to the most [during their first three years of life] had strikingly higher IQs than children whose parents didn’t talk to them very much.” The book adds that “parents who talk to their children the most tend to praise the children’s accomplishments, respond to their questions, provide guidance rather than commands, and use many different words in a variety of combinations.” If you are a parent, do you communicate regularly and meaningfully with your children? Love Is Kind and Understanding. ?????? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/102004562

Malawi, Africa, Only 7 Publishers, 120 attendees Memorial 2017 ??? The group isolated in a small town of Malawi has seven publishers. Gather under a structure made of poles, weed, and reed mats. Encouraged by the visit of the circuit overseer, the brothers showed great zeal in inviting people to attend the Memorial of the death of Christ. The Speaker gave the memorial speech in the light of the oil lamps suspended from above. But he could not move because there were many interested surrounding him. Imagine the joy of the 7 Publishers when they learned that the attendance was 120. ???

"Gird yourselves with lowliness of mind toward one another, because God opposes the haughty ones, but he gives undeserved kindness to the humble ones."—1 Pet. 5:5. ??????? How to Age Gracefully HOW do you feel when the thought of aging comes up? It fills many with concern, anxiety, and even dread. This is because aging is usually associated with negatives, such as diminished looks, a frail body, memory loss, and chronic diseases. ????? However, the fact is that people differ greatly in the way they age. Some enjoy relatively good health, physically and mentally, in their later years. Advances in medicine have enabled others to treat or control chronic illnesses. As a result, in some lands more and more people are living longer and healthier lives. ????? Nevertheless, whether confronted with age-related problems or not, most people wish to be able to age gracefully. How can this be done? In part, doing so depends on our attitude and our willingness and ability to adapt to this new phase in life. To help in these areas, let us consider some simple and practical Bible principles. ????? BE MODEST: “Wisdom is with the modest ones.” (Proverbs 11:2) In this context, “the modest ones” can refer to elderly ones who recognize and come to terms with the limitations of their age, not trying to deny or ignore them. Charles, 93, in Brazil, is realistic when he says: “If you live long, you will have to age. There is no way to turn back the clock.” ????? BEING MODEST, however, in no way means adopting the defeatist attitude “I am old, and there is nothing more for me.” Such an attitude can sap one of enthusiasm. “If you become discouraged in the day of distress, your strength will be meager,” says Proverbs 24:10. Instead, a modest person shows wisdom, making the best of a situation. ????? BE BALANCED: “Women should adorn themselves in appropriate dress, with modesty and soundness of mind.” (1 Timothy 2:9) The expression “appropriate dress” denotes balance and good taste. ????? BE POSITIVE: “All the days of the afflicted one are bad, but the one with a cheerful heart has a continual feast.” (Proverbs 15:15) As you age, you may experience negative feelings when you remember your youthful vigor and the many things you were once able to do. This is understandable. However, make an effort not to be overcome by those negative feelings. Dwelling on the past can make your days gloomy and discourage you from doing what you are still able to do. Joseph, 79, in Canada, thinks positively: “I try to enjoy doing the things I can do and not cry over the things that I used to do but can’t do now.” ????? Reading and learning can also make you feel more positive, broadening your horizons. Thus, to the extent possible, be alert for opportunities to read and learn new things. ????? BE GENEROUS: “Practice giving, and people will give to you.” (Luke 6:38) Make it a practice to share some of your time and resources with others. This will give you a feeling of accomplishment and happiness. Yes, a generous person creates an atmosphere of warmth and appreciation that others find enjoyable. ????? BE FRIENDLY: “Whoever isolates himself pursues his own selfish desires; he rejects all practical wisdom.” (Proverbs 18:1) While there are times when you may want to be alone, avoid becoming isolated and withdrawn. Take the initiative to invite friends over occasionally. ????? BE THANKFUL: “Show yourselves thankful.” (Colossians 3:15) When receiving help, show appreciation for the attention. Expressions of thankfulness help to cultivate good relationships. ????? Above all, be thankful for life itself. “A live dog is better off than a dead lion,” wise King Solomon reminded us. (Ecclesiastes 9:4) Yes, with the right attitude coupled with willingness to adapt, it is possible to age gracefully. ????? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2015404

The Joys of Walking in Integrity ??????? “The blessing of Jehovah—that is what makes rich, and he adds no pain with it.”—PROVERBS 10:22. ‘Blessings That Make Us Rich’ Now ??????? Which Bible teaching do you especially appreciate, and why? An accurate knowledge of Bible teachings. The religions of Christendom generally claim to believe the Bible. However, they fail to agree on what it teaches. Even members of the same religious group often differ in their views of what the Scriptures really teach. How different their condition is from that of Jehovah’s servants! Regardless of our national, cultural, or ethnic background, we worship the God we know by name. He is not some mysterious triune god. (Deuteronomy 6:4; Psalm 83:18; Mark 12:29) We are also aware that the paramount issue of God’s universal sovereignty is due for settlement and that by maintaining our integrity to him, each one of us is personally involved in that issue. We know the truth about the dead and are free of the morbid fear of a God who is said to torment humans in hellfire or consign them to purgatory.—Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10. ??????? Release from detrimental habits and practices. Warnings about the dangers of smoking, excessive drinking, and sexual promiscuity abound in the media. For the most part, these warnings go unheeded. What happens, though, when a sincere person learns that the true God condemns such things and is saddened by those who practice them? Why, that person is moved to exclude such practices from his life! (Isaiah 63:10; 1 Corinthians 6:9, 10;2 Corinthians 7:1; Ephesians 4:30) While he does this primarily to please Jehovah God, he also receives additional benefits—better health and peace of mind. ??????? Happy family life. In numerous countries family life is faltering. Many marriages end in divorce, often leaving behind painfully scarred children. In some European countries, one-parent families make up close to 20 percent of all households. How has Jehovah helped us walk in the way of integrity in this regard? Please read Ephesians 5:22–6:4, and note the fine counsel that God’s Word gives to husbands, wives, and children. Applying what is stated there and elsewhere in the Scriptures certainly strengthens the marriage bond, helps parents to bring up children properly, and contributes to a happy family life. Is that not a blessing to rejoice over? ??????? Assurance that world problems will soon be solved. Despite scientific and technological know-how and the sincere efforts of certain leaders, serious problems of present-day life remain unsolved. Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, recently noted that “the list of challenges facing the world grows ever longer and the time to address them grows shorter.” He spoke of “dangers that transcend national boundaries like terrorism, environmental degradation and financial instability.” Schwab concluded: “Now, more than ever, the world is faced with realities that call for collective and decisive action.” As the 21st century moves forward, the overall outlook for mankind’s future remains bleak. ??????? Knowing what brings true happiness. What does bring true happiness? One psychologist said that happiness has three components—pleasure, engagement (involvement in such activities as work and family), and meaning (working toward a larger end or goal than self). Of the three, he listed pleasure as the least consequential and observed: “This is newsworthy because so many people build their lives around pursuing pleasure.” What is the Bible’s view in this regard? ??????? The hope of seeing dead loved ones again. (John 5:28, 29) A What a blessing the resurrection hope is to us! READ MORE AT: https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2006367?q=prov+10%3A22&p=par

@SHARON LEE MOYER Jehovah knows we are dust. We must petition Him in our hearts. He has Loyal Love for us as long as we Love Him! Love beyond what we can imagine. We are more than a speck of dust. Should we be so grateful for His undeserved kindness! ?????

@SHARON LEE MOYER Thank you! Jehovah Bless you! ???????

"You will not leave me in the Grave."—Ps. 16:10. ??? They Found the Messiah! PRAISE THE MESSIAH, OUR KING! ??? “We have found the Messiah.”—JOHN 1:41. Jehovah would resurrect the Messiah. David wrote: “You will not leave my soul in Sheol,” that is, in the grave. (Psalm 16:10) On Nisan 16, some women came to the tomb where Jesus was buried. Imagine their surprise when they saw an angel sitting inside the tomb! The angel said to the women: “Stop being stunned. You are looking for Jesus the Nazarene, who was impaled. He was raised up, he is not here. See! The place where they laid him.” (Mark 16:6) ??? Later, on the day of Pentecost of the year 33, the apostle Peter talked to a large group of people in Jerusalem about David’s prophecy in Psalm 16. He said about David: “He saw beforehand and spoke concerning the resurrection of the Christ, that neither was he forsaken in Hades nor did his flesh see corruption.” (Acts 2:29-31) ??? God did not allow the body of his dear Son to decay. And Jehovah did something even more wonderful. He resurrected Jesus to life in heaven!—1 Peter 3:18. ??? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/402011606?q=ps+16%3A10&p=par

"The law of Jehovah is perfect . . . making the inexperienced one wise."—Ps. 19:7. ??? Read from God’s Word daily and to apply its counsel.—Heb. 4:12. ??? Jehovah has given laws to mankind as well. Each of us has a conscience, a reflection of Jehovah’s sense of justice. A kind of internal law, the conscience can help us to distinguish right from wrong. (Romans 2:14) Our first parents were blessed with a perfect conscience, so they needed but a few laws. (Genesis 2:15-17) ??? Imperfect man, however, needs more laws to guide him in the doing of God’s will. Such patriarchs as Noah, Abraham, and Jacob received laws from Jehovah God and transmitted these to their families. (Genesis 6:22; 9:3-6; 18:19; 26:4, 5) ??? Jehovah caused himself to become Lawgiver in an unprecedented way when he gave the nation of Israel a Law code by means of Moses. This legal code offers us extensive insight into Jehovah’s sense of justice. Questions for Meditation ❓❓❓ Leviticus 19:9, 10; Deuteronomy 24:19 How do you feel about the God who makes such laws? Psalm 19:7-14 How did David feel about “the law of Jehovah,” and how precious should God’s laws be to us? Micah 6:6-8 How does this passage help us to see that Jehovah’s laws cannot rightly be viewed as burdensome? Matthew 23:23-39 How did the Pharisees show that they had missed the point of the Law, and how is this a warning example for us? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1102002036?q=ps+19%3A7&p=par

???♥️♥️♥️??? (Ezekiel 38:23) "And I will certainly magnify myself and sanctify myself and make myself known before the eyes of many nations; and they will have to know that I am Jehovah.’" ??♥️♥️?? Jehovah wants his name to be exalted. In fact, his primary purpose is to sanctify his name, as is evident in Jesus’ first request in his model prayer: “Let your name be sanctified.” (Matt. 6:9) When making that petition, for what are we praying? ??♥️♥️?? The request “Let your name be sanctified” is one of three petitions in Jesus’ model prayer that have to do with Jehovah’s purpose. The other two are: “Let your Kingdom come. Let your will take place.” (Matt. 6:10) ??♥️♥️?? Hence, just as we ask for Jehovah to take action to cause his Kingdom to come and his will to take place, so we ask for Jehovah to take action to sanctify his name. In other words, we are asking Jehovah to act to clear his name of all the reproach that has been heaped upon it since the rebellion in Eden. How will Jehovah respond to such a prayer? He states: “I will certainly sanctify my great name, which was profaned among the nations.” (Ezek. 36:23;38:23) At Armageddon, when he removes wickedness, Jehovah will sanctify his name before the eyes of all creation. ??♥️♥️?? THE name Jehovah comes from a Hebrew verb that means “to become.” Some scholars feel that in this instance the verb is used in its causative form. God’s name is thus understood by many to mean “He Causes to Become.” This definition well fits Jehovah’s role as the Creator. He caused the universe and intelligent beings to come into existence and continues to cause his will and purpose to become a reality. ??♥️♥️?? How, then, should we understand Jehovah’s answer to Moses’ question recorded at Exodus 3:13, 14? Moses asked: “Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, ‘The God of your forefathers has sent me to you,’ and they say to me, ‘What is his name?’ What should I say to them?” Jehovah answered: “I Will Become What I Choose to Become.” ??♥️♥️?? https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1102014243?q=eze+38%3A23&p=par 2 Pictures 1GIF 1 Moving IMG_7192.MP4

What Love and Forgiveness Jehovah Has Towards Repentant Sinners! ~ God Is Love! ~ ❤️?❤️?❤️ Have you ever tried to remove a stain from a light-colored garment? Perhaps despite your best efforts, the stain remained visible. Notice how Jehovah describes his capacity for forgiveness: (Isaiah 1:18) 18 “Come, now, YOU people, and let us set matters straight between us,” says Jehovah. “Though the sins of YOU people should prove to be as scarlet, they will be made white just like snow; . . ." The word “scarlet” denotes a bright-red color. “Crimson” was one of the deep colors of dyed material. We can never through our own efforts remove the stain of sin. ❤️?❤️?❤️ Yet, Jehovah can take sins that are like scarlet and crimson and make them white like snow or undyed wool. So when Jehovah forgives our sins, we need not feel that we bear the stain of such sins for the rest of our life. ❤️?❤️?❤️ Read More About this Subject at: JW.ORG