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Maxi1013 got a reaction from T.B. (Twyla) in Meeting material for weeks of April 24-30 and May 1-7, 2023
Thank you for your help!
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Maxi1013 got a reaction from T.B. (Twyla) in Meeting material for Nov. 7-13 and Nov. 14-20, 2022
Thank you, and may Jehovah bless you for all the hard work you do in putting this together. ❣️
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Maxi1013 got a reaction from dansalenamathews@yahoo.com in Meeting material for Nov. 7-13 and Nov. 14-20, 2022
Thank you, and may Jehovah bless you for all the hard work you do in putting this together. ❣️
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Maxi1013 got a reaction from Queen Esther in The Aurora...... stunning video ! Enjoy.....
This was so beautiful. Thanks for sharing! ?
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Maxi1013 got a reaction from Blanchie DeGrate in The Aurora...... stunning video ! Enjoy.....
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Maxi1013 reacted to Queen Esther in Daily text, for Tuesday, 22. March 2016
I make a covenant with you.—Luke 22:29.
Unlike other covenants, in which Jehovah is one of the parties to the covenant, the Kingdom covenant is a personal covenant between Jesus and his anointed followers. The 11 faithful apostles had ‘stuck with Jesus in his trials.’ This covenant assured them that they would be with him in heaven and sit on thrones to rule as kings and serve as priests. (Luke 22:28, 30) However, those 11 would not be the only ones to have that privilege. The glorified Jesus appeared to the apostle John in a vision and said: “To the one who conquers I will grant to sit down with me on my throne.” (Rev. 3:21) Thus, the Kingdom covenant is made with the 144,000 anointed Christians.—Rev. 5:9, 10; 7:4. w14 10/15 2:15, 16
Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 12) Mark 14:1, 2, 10, 11; Matthew 26:1-5, 14-16
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Maxi1013 got a reaction from Queen Esther in Daily text; Tuesday, March 1. 2016
I just want to say may Jehovah bless you for your efforts. Thank you. Agape!
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Maxi1013 reacted to Queen Esther in Daily text, Monday, February 29. 2016
If you will strictly obey my voice and keep my covenant, you will certainly become my special property out of all peoples, . . . a holy nation.—Ex. 19:5, 6.
A man who kept his mind fixed on the things above was Moses. His was no ordinary education. Not only was Egypt the preeminent power at the time but Moses was living in Pharaoh’s household. Little wonder that with this advanced education, Moses became “powerful in his words and deeds.” Imagine the possibilities this would have opened up for him! Yet, Moses had his mind set on more lofty matters—on doing God’s will. Early in his life, Moses’ own mother, Jochebed, had surely taught him about the God of the Hebrews. Moses highly esteemed the knowledge of Jehovah and considered it to be of greater value than any other riches. He thereby forfeited the privileges and opportunities that would likely have come to him because he lived in Pharaoh’s household. (Heb. 11:24-27) Indeed, Moses’ spiritual education and his faith in Jehovah moved him to fix his mind on the things above.—Col. 3:2. w14 10/15 4:10, 11
