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One summer from the local forest fires, I ended up with pneumonia. I went to the clinic, they gave me a Z-Pak. Even then, when I went outside, mind you in the summertime, I’d end up with bronchitis. And I couldn’t get rid of it. I figured I’d die. I was in my late 70s and I couldn’t get rid of what I considered to be something pretty serious..
I had a horrible experience at a Bible study with someone in the house burned a piece of toast. I could only bring it wanted to do the dash for the door. 
We are out town, at the local health food store. I went to the health food area and told the lady what I was going through and did she have any suggestions. She told me to try oil of oregano. In two days I got my lungs back. 
If I think I’m gonna go to the clinic and they’re gonna give me an antibiotic for whatever, I drag out the oil of oregano.
It’s a broad spectrum, antibiotic, and you need to do research so you know how to use it. But I tell you I think it’s wonderful.
Love, Bea

Nothing is real.
I’m actually really glad it exists.
 
You know what’s amazing?
Nothing.
 
If nothing didn’t exist, we’d have a real problem.
 
I’ve been thinking about nothing a lot lately.
It might be the most important thing there is.
 
I don’t think people appreciate nothing nearly enough.
 
It’s funny… the more I think about nothing, the more incredible it seems.
 
You ever stop and think how much nothing there is?
 
Nothing might be the biggest thing in the universe.
 

Hi i have been searching for the calender for 2026. where do i find it? 

Does the Elders announce the friends as continous auxilary if its during special campaign?

Does anyone know if the 159th Class of Gilead is this weekend?

Does anyone know where I can find pictures to feature in public talks?

I sometimes mix-up my terminology so this is to help me:
 
The Lord's supper is the ceremony in which Jesus and his apostles partook on Nisan 14.
 
Jesus said to do this in remembrance of him, a remembrance of what he is about to do (give his life for mankind). So what we commemorate is the blood and flesh given in our behalf, and we reproduce this event by observing the sacrament of the Lord's supper.
 
This death serves to enact a new covenant between the spirit-anointed sons and daughters of God, and the other sheep are respectful attendees and participants that honor that contract.
 
In summary the Memorial (or 'eucharist', meaning 'thanksgiving' in biblical Greek) is our commemoration of the death of Jesus by observing the Lord's supper. The partaking (other denominations call it 'communion') of the emblems, the wine and bread, is done by spirit-anointed christians who are part of the new covenant.

I found a video of a physician brother discussing techniques to minimize blood transfusions on patients during a medical congress
 
 
I know he is a brother because he gives the memorial talk on stream.jw.org

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