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? ?JEHOVAH GOD ?? “He is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love to a thousand generations.” (Deuteronomy 7:9)

11 “You are worthy, Jehovah our God, to receive the glory and the honor and the power, because you created all things, and because of your will they came into existence and were created.” (Revelation 4:11)

THE BIBLE TEACHES THAT GOD WILL DO AMAZING THINGS ON THE EARTH. People will no longer feel pain, grow old, or die.—Revelation 21:4 “The lame will leap like the deer.”—Isaiah 35:6 “The eyes of the blind will be opened.”—Isaiah 35:5 The dead will be brought back to life.—John 5:28, 29 No one will get sick.—Isaiah 33:24 Everyone on earth will have plenty to eat.—Psalm 72:16. The Bible does more than that. It tells us what we need to know in order to be truly happy and enjoy life right now. Think for a moment about the things that make you worry. These may include money or family matters, bad health, or the death of someone you love. The Bible can help you to cope with these problems, and it can comfort you by answering such questions as these: Why do we suffer? How can we cope with our problems? Can our family be happy? What happens to us when we die? Will we ever see our dead loved ones again? Why can we be confident that God will do everything that he has promised? Go to JW.Org to learn these answers.

Bible Reading—Profitable and Pleasurable “You must . . . read in it day and night.”—JOSHUA 1:8. The Bible’s Author, Jehovah God has preserved it through centuries of virulent opposition from its enemies, both religious and secular. Since it is his will that “all sorts of men should be saved and come to an accurate knowledge of truth,” he has seen to it that his Word is made available to all humankind. (1 Timothy 2:4) It is estimated that about 80 percent of earth’s inhabitants can be reached by the use of 100 languages. The text of the entire Bible is available in 370 languages, and parts of the Scriptures can be read in a further 1,860 languages and dialects. Jehovah wants his people to read his Word. He blesses his servants who give attention to his Word, yes, who read it daily.—Psalm 1:1, 2. Notice the reasons why Jehovah required all future kings of Israel to read the book of divine law daily: (1) “in order that he may learn to fear Jehovah his God so as to keep all the words of this law and these regulations by doing them”; (2) “that his heart may not exalt itself above his brothers”; (3) “that he may not turn aside from the commandment to the right or to the left.” READ GOD'S WORDS TODAY AND BECOME WISE. JW.ORG IMG_9197.mov

"The great day of Jehovah is near! It is near and it is approaching very quickly! The sound of the day of Jehovah is bitter. There a warrior cries out... A day of storm and desolation." (Zeph. 1:14,15.). “Take Refuge in the Name of Jehovah” “I shall certainly let remain . . . a people humble and lowly, and they will actually take refuge in the name of Jehovah.”—ZEPH. 3:12. A different type of storm is approaching—one that threatens the very existence of the human race. It is a figurative “day of storm.” This “great day of Jehovah” will affect all mankind. “Everyone who calls on the name of Jehovah will be saved.” (Rom. 10:13) Physical salvation is promised for God’s people. Jehovah’s Witnesses honor and glorify the divine name. They sanctify it by using it in a dignified way. Jehovah takes pleasure in those who trust in him, and he becomes whatever is necessary to bless and protect his people. “He is cognizant of those seeking refuge in him.”—Nah. 1:7; Acts 15:14. JW.ORG

New World Translation (Ps 22:27) 27 "All the ends of the earth will remembeer and turn to Jehovah." Never forget Jehovah! “Comfort My People” Says Isaiah: “Who has measured the waters in the mere hollow of his hand, and taken the proportions of the heavens themselves with a mere span and included in a measure the dust of the earth, or weighed with an indicator the mountains, and the hills in the scales? ... The nations are as a drop from a bucket; and as the film of dust on the scales they have been accounted. Remember we are just dust! "All the families of the nations will bow down before you." https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/f0/85/02/f0850286ac4d6e6a8b2dcbe9c6314e6a.gif

Regular Pioneers in Tugatog congregation Meycauayan, Bulacan, Philippines… Photo by jw.w

"May Jehovah lift up his face toward you and grant you peace.” (Numbers 6:26) Jehovah is watching! May You be Blessed by Jehovah!

Hold YOUR Hand Tight and Don't Let Go! (Psalm 18:35) . . ."You will give me your shield of salvation, And your own right hand will sustain me." Jehovah Is Our Helper “My help is from Jehovah, the Maker of heaven and earth.”—PSALM 121:2. WHO among us never needs a helping hand? The truth is that we all need help at times—to cope with a weighty problem, to endure a painful loss, to bear up under a difficult trial. When needing help, people often turn to a caring friend. Sharing a burden with such a friend may make it easier to bear. But there is only so much that a fellow human can do to help. Besides, others may not always be in a position to respond when help is needed. There is, however, a Helper who has unlimited power and resources. Furthermore, he assures us that he will never forsake us. He is the One identified by the psalmist who with full confidence declared: “My help is from Jehovah.” (Psalm 121:2) Why was this psalmist convinced that Jehovah would help him? To answer that question, let us examine Psalm 121. Doing so will enable us to see why we too can confidently look to Jehovah as our Helper. An Unfailing Source of Help The psalmist began by pointing to Jehovah’s creatorship as a basis for confidence: “I shall raise my eyes to the mountains. From where will my help come? My help is from Jehovah, the Maker of heaven and earth.” (Psalm 121:1, 2)

"The earth will be shaken out of its place At the fury of Jehovah of armies in the day of his burning anger." Isa.13:13