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Thank you for the information.

Sorry I ask, but is there any letter about that in English?

Brother Sanderson said that those on the platform should wear a tie and jacket. But what about those who care about microphones?

I absolutely agree. I'm very happy about our dear sisters. I know my wife is happy. 😆

Who said that we would not talk about beard anymore. 🤣

English is up.

If someone need a link PM me please.

No, it's not for now, only is out in asl.

And this update shows us how much Jehovah loves us. All of us. 🤗

Yes, beard topic is a "little baby" compared to this. So many topics to discuss.

I have a feeling that this topic will have 10000000 ....... comments 😆

What an update!!!! Our sisters would love it. 😂

Apparently we have an apostle Thomas here on the forum. 🤣

What do you mean? It's 100% accurate. You will see brother Sanderson with a beard soon in GB update.

Just a reminder that GB update #1 was on code 002 and #2 will be on 005.

Which Governing Body members have beards as far as we know?

Great snack: As explained in the preceding article, it may be Jehovah’s will to save people who have a change of heart when they see the destruction of Babylon the Great. If so, then it is all the more urgent that we keep sounding the warning. Consider this: What we tell them now may give them something to remember then.

English is also available from now.

Donald Gordon: “Pay Constant Attention to . . . Your Teaching” (1 Tim. 4:16) Kenneth Godburn: Listen With Mildness (Jas. 1:19-21) on jwbvod24. Enjoy.

Still to come this month ... Morning worships: Donald Gordon Jonathan Smith Kenneth Godburn (maybe first time to see him in the morning worship) Gage Fleegle Code will be jwbvod24 not 099

Tuesday, February 22, 2022. One thing is certain: Forgetting the things behind and stretching forward to the things ahead, I am pressing on toward the goal.—Phil. 3:13, 14. Good memories are a blessing from Jehovah; but no matter how good our life was in the past, our future in the new world will be better. Others may hurt us, but when we choose to forgive, we are able to move forward. Excessive guilt can prevent us from serving Jehovah with joy. But, like the apostle Paul, we need to believe that Jehovah has forgiven us. (1 Tim. 1:12-15) We have the prospect of living forever. And in God’s new world, we will not be plagued with regrets about the past. Regarding that time, the Bible says: “The former things will not be called to mind.” (Isa. 65:17) Just think: Some of us have grown old in Jehovah’s service, but in the new world, we will be young again. (Job 33:25) Let us, therefore, be determined not to live in the past. Rather, let us look to the future and live for what is ahead! w20.11 24 ¶4; 29 ¶18-19

Maybe it's from 2018. .... Saturday, December 29, 2018. Render to all their dues: . . . to the one who calls for honor, such honor.—Rom. 13:7. Most imperfect humans are strongly influenced by the spirit of Satan’s world. That is why people tend to idolize certain men or women rather than just show them appropriate honor and respect. They place religious and political leaders, sports figures, entertainment stars, and other celebrities on pedestals, often considering them to be almost superhuman. Hence, young and old alike look to them as role models, perhaps imitating their mannerisms, dress, or conduct. True Christians refrain from such a distorted view of honoring humans. Christ is the only human who ever lived whom we can consider a perfect role model. (1 Pet. 2:21) God would not be pleased if we extended to humans more honor than they are due. We need to bear in mind this basic truth: “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” (Rom. 3:23) Truly, no human warrants the kind of honor that borders on idolatry. w17.03 1:6-8

Brothers Ciranko and Ahladis from Writing.

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And 2 more to come. The link is a little different and because of that we couldn't predict which video would come out.