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I wasn't thinking clearly... And we just had the readings of Jesus last days on earth and the talk for the memorial. I feel so bad for not making the connection. How careless of me 😭

Absolutely. Physics is physics. It won't change.

In my reply to Barbllm, I expressed the same desires. With everyone doing their current jobs, they will have a head start on subjects that they were doing in the system of things and now in the New World get to learn about the perfect aspects of it + what they wanted to in the past but couldn't 💜 If they were not done away with.

yeah, we won't become superman

Jesus showed that a perfect body can feel pain and die, so I definitely plan to use SCUBA gear...😁

This I am very interested in as well. I wonder how that will work 🤔 I'm sure we're still going to have meetings and conventions so it looks like when we build the rocket we're going to have to have a miniature Kingdom Hall... or even make the rocket big enough to be its own building like what they are doing for Ramapo have its own kitchen, rooms, and everything else we would need 😄 like the movie Wall-E but without the obesity and earth will be cared for by other brothers and sisters who want to learn more and enjoy it longer. This also leads me to wonder if teleportation will be possible because everything in space is so far and takes forever to get to 🤯

Like I said with Tortuga's comment, I wonder if we will even need diving gear anymore, or will there be some limitations of what our perfect bodies would be able to do? Since there won't be any pain we shouldn't be doing anything that would hurt us. And there couldn't be anything to harm us, even to ourselves? 🤔 Another Jehovah question. 😅 It looks like we're going to be buddying up to learn being Naturalist together 😊 I used to want to be an exotic veterinarian, or one of those people on National Geographic or Animal Planet researching, taking pictures and videos of those rare to find animals, or even an author who helps write those giant DK and Smithsonian books. In the New World, I want to be everything, do every job, I want to know EVERYTHING! The best part is that we will live for eternity and the knowledge to gain will never end 💜

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This makes me wonder if we would need scuba diving gear or submarines anymore. Will we still be affected by water pressure? We should most definitely be able to hold our breath longer having perfect bodies. I think we would need submarine lights to be able to see because darkness is still dark no matter how perfect our eyes are 😂

Since Jehovah knows me best I will be excited to learn where he uses me..I have been a nurse for 40 years and retired for three. I can't wait to learn a new course . I can come back to the study of our physical body but want to do something completely different.. even cosmetology excites me. Massage therapy. Cooking..painting study of color. Every aspect of study I want to encounter .

Yes, I've been managing it for my congregation for a while. It's primarily intended to be managed through the website on a computer. The mobile app is mostly for publishers to reference and make notes while in a territory. It covers everything I can think of regarding maps, locations, assignments, records, etc. It's relatively simple to learn, but it can be very time consuming depending on how much detail/locations you add to each map. Definitely worth paying for in my case. I think it would be best if you read their help section and watch their videos. https://www.territoryhelper.com/Help

I want to study space and go there too

Hype for the New Song Psalm 144:9

The Regional Convention closing song will be the 163th

California’s prices are always exorbitant because the State of California taxes gasoline more than most places.

As far as I know, we also haven’t built a refinery in 50 years in this country, either, which means that even though the population and gas usage has increased, the ability to refine more oil hasn’t changed much in a long, long time.

163? 🤔

So, NRL and RU are both rugby. But different ways to play rugby? In the US, we have the NFL but we also have arena football. Same game, but slightly different rules.

National Rugby League based in Australia. Not to be confused with Rugby Union, which is slightly game format which Rugby League was a derivative of.

I have seen this happen within JW Library. where a digital publication is no longer available for download and you may not find it on your your app anymore either. And it's very possible that after the need for that outline has passed, the branch libraries when they sync up, remove the publication or document. If you do the update on the older tablet, you may lose it.

If the Libraries are synced, you could backup the one that has the talk and restore it on the new copy. But if the problem is in the use of the talk file itself (coding change, whatever) it won't work.

I feel safe here. I love the rules and regulations, and especially the approval process for the membership. Plus it's pretty obvious if you don't know the pure language. It rings of love and truth.

You are right. It normally should not make a difference and for as long as I remember this was not an issue. It is a newer bug in the system. In the past anyone getting a new phone had no problems connecting. This just started happening for us a few updates back and what I described is the only workaround that we have found.

Fifteen miles from downtown Atlanta is a beautiful park encompassing over 2,500 acres. Named Sweetwater Creek State Park, it’s located in Douglas County (in the city of Lithia Springs) and was the home of the New Manchester Manufacturing Company. The land on which the park sits changed hands numerous times and the tall buildings that now lie in ruins were named Sweetwater Mill in 1849. The mill used the rushing rapids of Sweetwater Creek to power a cotton (textile) mill. The entire operation supported what was called a “factory town” where everyone living in it worked for the factory. There was also a general store where dry goods could be bought. The mill produced cotton that was later turned into yarn and this kept the town financially afloat. By 1864,however, the destructive Civil War was coming to a bloody end, and the Confederate soldiers retreated to their southern homes. When Union troops arrived at Sweetwater Mill, they burned it to the ground. (Photo taken by author from the Red line trail) To preserve what is left of the ruins, access is forbidden unless you are on a ranger-guided hike in the park. The ruins are also featured in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, which was one of many Georgia locations used for filming. The park also has a 215-acre lake for fishing as well as multiple hiking trails. My friend Janette and I (calling ourselves the “hiking hermanas”) decided to start with the Red trail, which leads from the Visitor Center to the ruins. From there, you can press on but be warned that when the sign says the hike is “moderate to difficult”, they aren’t kidding. We clambered over rocks near the water, which does have class IV rapids, and past trees and stumps. The Red trail eventually meets up with the White trail, which is nearly vertical in some areas and after a long 3 hours and 4 miles, we ended up back at the Visitor Center. Activities in the park include birding, fishing, and geocaching. The park also holds the distinction of having a butterfly trail. The concept of a butterfly trail came from former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, who wanted to preserve habitats for butterflies (particularly the Monarch), which are pollinators. The trail is a specialized, educational trail (separate from the hiking trails) that features pollinator-friendly gardens designed to support nearly 60 native species of butterflies. The Visitor Center also hosts a Civil War-era museum showcasing what the mill looked like in its heyday as well as many taxidermied animals commonly found in the park. Friendly reminder to #getoutside and enjoy the beauty of this state.