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There is your answer. Jehovah would not allow it. Theref6, it's not worth worrying about. The theory assumes time travel to the past is possible. This is yet another limiting factor to the theory. Why worry about something that is likely not even possible. Further, knowing what we know about the future, what would the moral implications be? Why would someone from the new system willingly choose to come to the past and expose themselves to Satan's sick and twisted world? What would the moral implications be of seeking to immerse oneself into the filth of this system? Why bother traveling back in time when everyone from those past events has been resurrected? Want to meet Einstein or Gengis Khan or Noah? Just go next door and say hi. Yes, I know seeing the historical events is an attraction, but is that really worth all the effort? People who propose such theories have no knowledge about Jehovah, his Kingdom, his purpose for the Earth, or what the immediate future holds.

What about the opinion on UAP being humans from the future? (Using technology of the future to travel back in time and even protect today's humans from doing stupid things) That theory kind of blew my mind at first since even the technology we have today has advanced so much compared to 100 years ago. On top of that, a lot of UAPs were seen near nuclear sites and basically places that are high risk for humans. It is fascinating to me... Although, surely Jehovah wouldn't allow the planet/timeliness to be tempered with, just as he would not allow the earth to be destroyed by things such as a nuclear war. Any thoughts?

Invented is sometimes used when all someone did was alter something someone else already made

Jabber Wocky was a nineteenth century nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll using words he invented.

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With Jehovah’s help my brother. All credit goes to him.

Well, I'll be a monkeys uncle, you're right 👍🏻

Either one is fine… Angel is my first name, and Lionel is my middle name. 😁 Thank you for the helpful advice and details, Jason. 👍 We will give it a try and see what we can grow; I’m sure it will be a fun and learning experience. A plus is that we'll enjoy eating what we manage to grow while trying to avoid becoming a supermarket for the bunnies. I appreciate your taking the time to share the info.

All Let us listen what Jehovah says in Genesis 2:7,8. It makes since.

Thank you, that's great!

Sure.. here's a link to some published studies: The Divergence of Neandertal and Modern Human Y Chromosomes https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4833433/ and The evolutionary history of Neanderthal and Denisovan Y chromosomes https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abb6460

Definitely did that

A person can sing Kingdom songs for fifty years and still never fully understand praise until sacrifice makes a sound only Jehovah hears.

That is interesting. Do you have a source for this? I'd like to read it because the topic of Neanderthal DNA came up on the cart just last week.

There's a good bit of misunderstood information here (I wouldn't go so far as to say intentional misinformation), and some misrepresentation of what secular scientists are purporting. There are many things we don't know, and we are assured that we will gain new information progressively and in the future when "new scrolls will be opened", so I look forward to have SO MANY questions answered! I will say something of interest in this topic in regards to DNA and neanderthals, the Y Chromosome (male) was not passed on to offspring, so as a result, every living man today has a Y-chromosome that traces back to a "Modern Human" father, not a Neanderthal one.

I've worked in the past and have met some alien/"woo" people in the industry. I think it very telling that many seem to be getting away from the "extraterrestrial" model of aliens capable of space travel, and have shifted to a more human/spirit-adjacent beings that are inter-dimensional. It's understood in most circles the crafts themselves are national secrets of advanced weaponry (notice always around or originate from secret military bases?).

Saturday, May 9 Declare his glory among the nations.—Ps. 96:3. We can glorify Jehovah by what we say about him. Jehovah’s people are invited to “sing to Jehovah,” to “praise his name,” to “proclaim the good news of his salvation,” and to “declare his glory among the nations.” (Ps. 96:1-3) All these are ways in which we can glorify our heavenly Father. (Acts 4:29) We can also glorify Jehovah with our valuable things. True worshippers have always honored Jehovah in that way. (Prov. 3:9) For example, the Israelites contributed toward building and maintaining the temple. (2 Ki. 12:4, 5; 1 Chron. 29:3-9) Caring disciples of Christ ministered to him and his apostles “from their belongings.” (Luke 8:1-3) First-century Christians also contributed relief aid for their spiritual brothers and sisters. (Acts 11:27-29) Today we too can glorify Jehovah by means of our voluntary donations. w25.01 4 ¶8; 5 ¶11

Full 157-page report from this groundbreaking scientific study is now available here: https://jwj-qs.jp/en/

I'm a few years out of it...haven't messed with literature inventory or any of that in a long time. However, I'm the former developer of Literature Room Organizer. I made it in Microsoft Access, and had at least 1000 congregations using it. Everyone loved it and appreciated how it guided them & made suggestions for restocking inventory. I'd be happy to share my code or screenshots with you. Or even the app itself. I shut down my website a few years ago as I could not keep up with developing it anymore. And just seeing how the organization was moving more towards digital, I didn't feel like it was the best use of my time to keep working on it....especially since I program in ASP.Net these days. It was a headache trying to wrap my head around all my MS Access code after being away from it for so long.

We have several pests to have to contend with. Besides rabbits, we have deer and they need taller fences to keep them out. Of course, there are also grasshoppers that can devastate a crop in a matter of hours. My FIL usually plants about 5 acres of sweet corn every year.

I would watch that but I joined the "stop watching YouTube club" a long time ago.

Perhaps the episode involving the death of John the Baptist is something we should watch at home and in Convention—these two...

Forgive I don't whether your name is Angel or Lionel.... It's good that you are getting back into it as it will prove to be a nice and relaxing hobby (excl. the rabbits) However, they can be easily kept at bay by netting the plants and securing the perimeter. I maintain all the time that they am getting ready to enter Paradise with a headful of knowledge and a handful of experience so as to be able to offer something to the congregation. This would be my advice if you don't mind me offering it: 1. Weed the growing area thoroughly 2. Apply some ground or granular organic fertiliser before rake or hoe it in 3. Apply 1-2 inches of farmyard manure 4. Water thoroughly. 5. Buy some plug plants for whatever you intend eating. Obviously the hardiness zone that you live in will dictate how successful the yield will be. I can see in New England that you have a wide range from 3-7, whereas in the UK its 7-10 (mine in Penarth is 9a). I have already begun sowing for our autumn and winter harvests, but I still have plenty of time to direct sow carrots, beetroots, turnips and climbing beans. if you have an Instagram account, you'll find me as @jasonandthegardenauts. It's just a diary of how I'm getting along. Áine who is the community moderator also has an IG account that I follow. It's nice knowing like minded JW's that we can share knowledge and experiences with.