e.collins
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e.collins got a reaction from Bible Speaks in Paradise a True Promise! Thank you! ~ ???????
Beautiful!
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e.collins got a reaction from Queen Esther in Which songbook was used when you got baptized ? mine was *Sing to Jehovah* ;o)
Mine was "Sing Praises To Jehovah".
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e.collins got a reaction from Queen Esther in China: This bus that will drive over cars !! China is about to experiment with a new way to avoid horrendous traffic jams. GOOD IDEA ! (video)
Amazing!I Wonder who thought of that idea??
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e.collins got a reaction from Queen Esther in May Jehovah Grant you Peace
Beautiful pictures and upbuilding scriptures.I always look forward to the next one
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e.collins got a reaction from Queen Esther in A VERY ESPECIALLY & ORIGINALLY KINGDOM HALL IN BULACAN, PHILIPPINES !
Love the chairs!!
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e.collins got a reaction from Queen Esther in Daily text, Friday, March 4. 2016
The pictures with your daily text are real eye catchers and thought provoking!Really appreciate all the time and effort that you put into the daily text for us.
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e.collins reacted to Queen Esther in Daily text, Friday, March 4. 2016
By faith Moses, when grown up, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter.—Heb. 11:24.
Moses’ faith shaped his choice of career. He did not reason that he could serve God as a member of the royal court and then use his wealth and privilege to help his Israelite brothers. Rather, Moses was determined to love Jehovah with all his heart, soul, and strength. (Deut. 6:5) Moses’ decision saved him much heartache. Many of the treasures of Egypt that he gave up were soon plundered—by the Israelites themselves! (Ex. 12:35, 36) Pharaoh was humiliated and executed. (Ps. 136:15) Conversely, Moses was spared and was used by God to lead an entire nation to safety. His life had real meaning. If you are a young servant of Jehovah, choose a career that will enable you to love Jehovah and serve him “with all your heart and all your soul.” You can be confident that such a course will be “for your own good.”—Deut. 10:12, 13. w14 4/15 1:6-8
