Blanchie DeGrate

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"[God] did not allow any man to oppress them, but on their 
account he reproved kings."—Ps. 105:14.

 “Kings will come from you.” (Gen. 17:6)
 

Hahaha...  a  funny  but  true  pic.  YES !   Jehovah  has  promised,  one  day,  we  all  can  be  young  and  healthy  again ❤

Job 33:25

Oh...  thats  loving  said,  thank  you  so  much  djsqueeze  ;o)

Thx QE. The pics brig the text to life.

Jesus spoke to the crowds by illustrations.—Matt. 13:34.
Simple illustrations are often the best kind to use. For example, when explaining to a householder that God is superior to Jesus, we can mention that both God and Jesus used a family reference when describing their relationship. God referred to Jesus as his Son, and Jesus spoke of God as his Father. (Luke 3:21, 22; John 14:28) Next, we might ask: “If you wanted to teach me that two people are equal, what type of family relationship would you use to illustrate the point?” The person may mention siblings—even twins. If he does, we could point out how natural that comparison seems to be. Then we might ask: “If you and I could come up with this illustration so readily, would not Jesus—the Great Teacher—have thought of the same comparison? Instead, he spoke of God as being his Father. Jesus thus portrayed God as being older and having more authority than he had.” w14 5/15 1:12, 13
 

Many are the hardships of the righteous one, but Jehovah rescues him from them all.—Ps. 34:19.
Because we know that our loving God is always ready to help those who are faithful to him, we feel secure as part of ‘the flock of his pasture.’ (Ps. 79:13) Moreover, God’s love for us will be evident in what he will accomplish in our behalf through the Messianic Kingdom. After his chosen King, Jesus Christ, rids the earth of violence, oppression, and wickedness, obedient mankind will be blessed with lasting peace and prosperity. (Ps. 72:7, 12-14, 16) Right now, however, Jehovah has favored us with the priceless privilege of serving as his Witnesses. (Isa. 43:10-12) We love God for granting us this opportunity to support his sovereignty and to bring true hope to people in this troubled world. Moreover, we can speak with faith and conviction because we are declaring good news based on the Word of the true God, whose hope-inspiring promises never fail.—Josh. 21:45; 23:14. w14 6/15 1:13, 14
 

The eyes of Jehovah are roving about through all the earth to show his strength in behalf of those whose heart is complete toward him.—2 Chron. 16:9.
Jehovah is intensely interested in those who belong to him. Therefore, we can have absolute confidence that what we do for Jehovah “out of a clean heart” is never in vain. (1 Tim. 1:5; 1 Cor. 15:58) It is also sobering to know that Jehovah does not tolerate hypocritical worship. As his eyes “are roving about through all the earth,” he can detect those whose heart is not “complete toward him.” “Jehovah detests a devious person,” says Proverbs 3:32, such as one who deliberately puts up a front, feigning obedience while practicing sin in secret. Although a devious person may skillfully deceive other humans for a while, Jehovah’s almightiness and righteousness guarantee that “the one covering over his transgressions will not succeed.”—Prov. 28:13; 1 Tim. 5:24; Heb. 4:13. w14 7/15 1:13, 14
 

JW Broadcasting June 2016

You can walk, but please don’t run.
It’s hard to do when you’re having fun.
But there’s a reason we don’t race;
When you’re with the friends, it’s not the time or place.

Don’t run so fast.
Take your time and make things last.
Learn to love the things you do.
Just don’t run fast.

You got things you have to do.
People to serve, who depends on you.
But don’t forget why you’re here.
Learn to love the friends; let them know you care.

Don’t run so fast.
Take your time and make things last.
Learn to love the things you do.
Just don’t run fast.

You can run to someone’s door.
Is there someone home? Well, you're not real sure.
But look around and see everyone.
People walking by, can you talk to one?

Don’t run so fast.
Take your time and make things last.
Learn to love the things you do.
Just don’t run fast.

Oh. just don’t run fast!
 
Original Songs (Lyrics) - JW Broadcasting (2016_06).pdf

A  very  nice,  but  rare  private  photo  of  our  Brother  *Prince* ❤

I look forward to the resurrection like all of us❤️

2016 Regional Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses
This is the REMAIN LOYAL TO JEHOVAH! 2016 Regional Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Below you will find the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ 2016 Regional Convention program along with all the talk outlines and videos in English.
Friday
Morning

9:20 Music-Video Presentation
9:30 Song No. 102 and Prayer
9:40 Chairman’s Address: Jehovah Deserves “Undivided Loyalty”
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 1 | Video: One
10:10 SYMPOSIUM: Maintain Loyalty in …
Thought!
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 2 | Video: One Word!
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 3 | Video: One Action!
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 4 | Video: One 11:05 Song No. 66 and Announcements
11:15 DRAMATIC BIBLE READING: “Who Is On Jehovah’s Side?”
Video: One
11:45 Jehovah’s “Loyal Love Is Better Than Life”
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 6
12:15 Song No. 97 and Intermission
Afternoon

1:40 SYMPOSIUM: Be Loyal, as Jesus Was
When Young
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 7 | Video: One When Persecuted
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 8 | Video: One When Tempted
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 9 | Video: One When Praised
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 10 | Video: One When Tired
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 11 | Video: One When Abandoned
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 12 | Video: One When Facing Death
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 13 | Video: One 3:10 Song No. 29 and Announcements
3:20 SYMPOSIUM: Loyally Uphold Jehovah’s Judgments
Hate What Jehovah Hates
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 14 | Video: One Shun Unrepentant Wrongdoers
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 15  | Video: One Be Forgiving
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 16 | Video: One 3:55 Loyalty – Part of the New Personality
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 17
4:15 How Christ’s Loyalty as High Priest Helps Us
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 18 | Video: One, Two, Three
4:50 Song No. 108 and Closing Prayer
Saturday
Morning

9:20 Music-Video Presentation
9:30 Song No. 145 and Prayer
9:40 SYMPOSIUM: Helping Others to Become Loyal to Jehovah
Unbelieving Mates
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 19 Former Bible Students
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 20 Inactive Ones
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 21 Relatives
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 22 10:15 SYMPOSIUM: Do Not Imitate Disloyal Ones
Adam
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 23 | Video: One Absalom
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 24 | Video: One Solomon
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 25 | Video: One Judas Iscariot
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 26 | Video: One 10:55 Song No. 86 and Announcements
11:05 SYMPOSIUM: Imitate Loyal Ones
Ruth
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 27 | Video: One (Silent; Speaker talks over video) David
Interview: One | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 28 |  Video: One (Silent; Speaker talks over video) Hushai
Interview: One  | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 29 Shiphrah and Puah
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 30 | Video: One (Silent; Speaker talks over video), Two 11:45 BAPTISM: Never Abandon Your Loyal Love for Jehovah
Interview: Two | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 31
12:15 Song No.  7 and Intermission
Afternoon
 

1:35 Music-Video Presentation
1:45 Song No. 106
1:50 SYMPOSIUM: Lessons on Loyalty From the Book of Job
Loyal Despite Direct Attacks
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 32 Loyal Despite Subtle Attacks
Interview: Two | Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 33 What We Learn From Natural Forces
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 34 | Video: One What the Animal Creation Teaches Us
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 35 | Video: One 3:15 Song No. 123 and Announcements
3:25 DRAMA: “Hope for What We Do Not See”
Video Introduction: 
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4:15 Keep Waiting Eagerly With Endurance!
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 37 | Video: One, Two, Three, Four
4:50 Song No. 105 and Closing Prayer
Sunday
Morning

9:20 Music-Video Presentation
9:30 Song No. 61 and Prayer
9:40 SYMPOSIUM: Avoid What Erodes Loyalty
Pride
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 38 | Video: One Improper Entertainment
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 39 | Video: One Bad Associations
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 40 | Video: One Fear of Man
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 41 | Video: One 10:25 SYMPOSIUM: Pursue What Builds Loyalty
Appreciation
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 42 | Video: One Self-Control
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 43 | Video: One Love
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 44 | Video: One Faith
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 45 | Video: One Song No. 133 and Announcements
11:20 PUBLIC BIBLE DISCOURSE: When Will Loyal Love Triumph Over Hatred?
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 46 | Videos: One (Silent; Speaker talks over video), Two
11:50 Summary of The Watchtower
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 47
12:20 Song No. 125 and Intermission
Afternoon

1:35 Music-Video Presentation
1:45 Song No. 49
1:50 DRAMA: “O Jehovah, … I Trust in You”
Video:  
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2:40 Song No. 131 and Announcements
2:50 “Jehovah Will Treat His Loyal One in a Special Way”
Outline: CO-tk16-E No. 49 | Videos: One, Two, Three
Zipped Archives
All Talk Outlines
All Video files
 

WOW !!   wonderful  ;-)   My  Congress  is  first  end  of  July,  awww...  
THANK  YOU  SO  MUCH ❤    I  will  watching  all  in  rest  tmw 
The  *insight  views*  so  interesting,  with  our  songs...
*pipi  in  my  eyes*  hahaha    DANKE !

Thank You!!

Friday PM - 2016 Regional Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses
 

Friday, June 3.  2016
[Moses] looked intently toward the payment of the reward.—Hebrews 11:26.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/6/3

The bridegroom came.—Matt. 25:10.
Jesus’ prophecy recorded in Matthew chapters 24 and 25 contains eight references to his “coming”; in each case, a form of the same Greek word is used. In every instance, Jesus was referring to the time during the great tribulation when he will come to carry out the judging work and then the destruction of this world system of things. Evidently, then, this parable of the ten virgins applies during the last days, but its climax comes during the great tribulation. (Matt. 25:1-13) What is the parable’s basic message? Remember the context. Jesus had just discussed his “faithful and discreet slave.” (Matt. 24:45-47) That slave would prove to be a small group of anointed men who would take the lead among Christ’s followers during the last days. Jesus warned those men that they must remain faithful. Next, he broadened his focus and gave this parable to admonish all his anointed followers to “keep on the watch” lest they miss out on their precious reward. w15 3/15 2:5, 6
 

Become kind to one another, tenderly compassionate.—Eph. 4:32.
Gracious speech is without a doubt one of the keys to marital stability. How sad it would be if marriage mates spoke to each other with less respect than they do to total strangers or even to their pets! When couples lash out with “malicious bitterness, anger, wrath, screaming, and abusive speech,” they erode the spiritual defenses of their marriage. (Eph. 4:31) Instead of undermining their marriage with constant criticism or biting sarcasm, couples need to buttress their relationship with words that are kind, tender, and compassionate. A husband and wife do not solve their problems by screaming or by refusing to talk to each other. Instead, they fortify their marriage by choosing not to let disagreements become habitual or deteriorate into protracted arguments. Therefore, even in difficult situations, endeavor to make what you say gracious, both in your tone of voice and in your choice of words.—Col. 4:6. w15 1/15 4:13-15
 
 

Keep this mental attitude in you that was also in Christ Jesus.—Phil. 2:5.
What sort of disposition did Jesus have? He was humble. Humility moved him to be self-sacrificing in his ministry. Preaching to others about the good news of God’s Kingdom was foremost in his mind. (Mark 1:38; 13:10) Jesus viewed God’s Word as the final authority. (John 7:16; 8:28) He diligently studied the Holy Scriptures so that he could quote them, defend them, and explain them. By being humble and zealous in our ministry and personal Bible study, we will be more Christlike in our thinking. Even in his exalted position, Jesus will humbly submit to his Father’s will, and so should we. (1 Cor. 15:28; Phil. 2:9-11) How so? By giving our wholehearted support to the work that we have been instructed to do, that is, to “make disciples of people of all the nations.” (Matt. 28:19) Also, we want to “work what is good toward all,” doing good to our neighbor and to our brothers.—Gal. 6:10. w14 10/15 4:17, 18
 

Where are your gods that you made for yourself? Let them rise up if they can save you in your time of calamity.—Jer. 2:28.
Israel did not prove faithful to Jehovah. They allowed themselves to be influenced by nations that worshipped gods of wood and stone. Instead of producing fine fruitage by practicing pure worship and acting as Jehovah’s faithful witnesses, Israel produced the rotten fruitage of idolatry. (Hos. 10:1, 2) Thus, Jesus told the hypocritical Jewish leaders of his day: “The Kingdom of God will be taken from you and be given to a nation producing its fruits.” (Matt. 21:43) Only those in the “new covenant,” foretold by Jehovah through his prophet Jeremiah, could be part of that new nation, spiritual Israel. Of the spiritual Israelites who would be brought into that new covenant, Jehovah had prophesied: “I will become their God, and they will become my people.” (Jer. 31:31-33) Jehovah made spiritual Israel his people in the first century. w14 11/15 4:17-19
 

They embraced Paul and affectionately kissed him.—Acts 20:37.
Circuit overseers and their wives are often viewed as spiritually strong, resilient people. This is true of them, yet they too need encouragement, companionship in the ministry, and inclusion in a balanced amount of recreation. What if they get sick and are hospitalized, perhaps needing surgery or physical therapy? How refreshing they find it when local brothers and sisters assist with their needs and take a personal interest in them. We can imagine the concern that “the beloved physician” Luke, writer of the book of Acts, must have shown toward Paul and other traveling companions. (Col. 4:14; Acts 20:5–21:18) Traveling overseers and their wives need and cherish close friends. One circuit overseer wrote: “My friends seem to know when I need encouragement. They ask discerning questions, and this helps me to talk about what concerns me. Just by being good listeners, they are a great help.” w14 9/15 5:13, 14
 

JW  table  at  a  conference  for  the  blind  in  Florida, USA  ;-)
Jehovah  never  will  forget  any  human ❤
 

a big beautiful smile!!!!❤️