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In the talk that Brother Price gave, look at the expressions he used, which led me to conclude that he is not one of the anointed ones: John chapter 5, verse 28 and 29. It reads, do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out, those who did good things, to a resurrection of life. Let's pause there. Can you picture that moment? The day when Susan hears Jesus' voice and wakes up? Let's just use our imagination. You know, she'll look around and then she'll see familiar faces, those who loved her so deeply. And we can imagine you watching this, Brother Lett, from your place with Christ. Watching Susan stand again, smile again, laugh again. Can you imagine the joy? We'll laugh with her, sing with her, maybe even share some dark chocolate and a glass of wine, just the way she enjoyed. And I can only imagine that over time, the memories lost to that terrible disease and the experience she couldn't fully enjoy because her mind couldn't retain them, they'll all be restored. She'll be able to tell us how she felt in those moments, the things she loved, and how deeply she appreciated all who cared for her, especially you, Brother Lett. Revelation 21 describes the anointed as a stunning, symbolic city, New Jerusalem. And during the thousand-year reign, New Jerusalem will bring countless blessings to obedient mankind.

I would like to see a feature: We have a foreign language group in our hall. When you go to the Assign section for a publisher, you can tick to say what duties they do i.e Foyer Attendant, Microphones It would be nice if this could be separated into Main Congregation and Language Group Some of our brothers will only do Audio, Visual, Platform etc for the language group and not the main congregation

We have a teenager whose assignments are delegated to his mother. Now he has received a phone, has installed the app and can see his assignments, but his mother wishes to keep receiving the notifications. Is there a way to have both the publisher and the delegate receive the notifications and reminders?

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You can read an article like this and feel the ground tilt a little. One moment, a leader is presiding over a peace ceremony. The next, the same leader is surrounded by accusations, contradictions, soaring praise, and sharp warnings. It becomes hard to tell where the peace actually is — in the room, on the paper, or only in the speeches crafted for cameras. What stood out most was not the political noise but the way human peace moves. It rises, it collapses, it clings to personalities, it’s shaped by ambition, and sometimes it’s overshadowed by the very actions of the people announcing it. Human peace can be as thin as the ink on the treaty, as fragile as the handshake meant to seal it. Moments like this remind us of something far steadier. Jehovah’s peace does not lean on reputation. It isn’t propped up by photo backdrops or speeches. It’s never tangled in motives that work one way on the surface and another way underneath. When Jehovah grants peace, it comes from a place that cannot be bought, bargained, or branded. It comes from righteousness — not from the shifting calculations of nations. So when the headlines glow with “peace” but the sentences beneath them tremble with violence, rivalry, or self-promotion, it helps to pause and ask gentle questions: Where is the peace that does not depend on men? Where do I place my own hope when the world applauds its latest solution? And how can I strengthen my trust in the One who never speaks peace with one hand and strikes with the other? True peace — the kind that steadies the heart — still belongs to Jehovah. And nothing in this article, or any other, changes that.

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...and you found what point(s) from this article worth discussion? Please, when links are posted, explain, point out or at least mention why the link was posted.

War and Peace by Donald Trump https://edition.cnn.com/2025/12/04/politics/war-and-peace-by-donald-trump

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I love your imagination. However, I am pleasantly surprised by us all. We have read these accounts many times. (maybe hundreds of times). Yet now that it is portrayed in a new format, we have all re-read the account with fresh eyes. I love all the new options we consider... love it...

In my daily Bible reading, I'm finishing Luke and I've been thinking about the movies and how it could be done. I was meditating on the moment Jesus was entering Jerusalem on the donkey. I could imagine a view of Jesus on the donkey with the crowd around, everyone smiling, Jesus looking at all of them, and looking at his apostles with a big smile, looking at the city in front of him. Then, a view from far away, uphill, to see the whole crowd, but the camera is passing behind a "stauros". Then, a view on Jesus still smiling, looking right and left at the crowd, and facing the city, his eyes then turn to the previous camera angle (the stauros uphill offcamera, but the viewer understands what he is looking at), then his smile fades. He is now looking right and left at the crowd with a growing sadness and emotion, shaking a bit his head as the donkey continue to advance, the camera is still on his face but we can see the tears coming up as he says : If you, even you, had discerned on this day ... because you did not discern the time of your being inspected...

Fabulous advice, fabulous brother!

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Back to the real topic 😁 What is all about with that peace plan? In Ukraine-Russia War?

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I was thinking this to myself the other day when I came across a recent morning worship video he hosted.

Sorry my friend — I did a little checking, and I need to offer a small correction to what was shared. Antarctica really is one of the windiest places on earth, but it has not recorded the highest measured wind. The highest sustained surface wind at a staffed station is still Mount Washington’s famous 231-mph reading from 1934. Australia’s Barrow Island later recorded a 254-mph cyclone gust in 1996, but that was storm-driven and not a daily-condition wind. On the time-zone point, Antarctica isn’t without time zones. Because there’s no native civilian population, each research station simply uses the time zone of the country that runs it — or sometimes the time zone of the supply base they depend on. It ends up being a patchwork rather than “no time zones at all.” Just wanted to pass along the accurate details without stepping on any toes.~~~

China has validated the peace plan

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Notice how the text frames the issue. Jehovah’s name is not merely a title; it is the center of the universe’s moral conflict. When he says, “The nations will have to know that I am Jehovah,” he is announcing a moment when every creature—loyal or rebellious—will see his holiness cleared of every slur. That gives weight to everything Jesus felt. Now look at the contrast presented. No one has upheld Jehovah’s name more faithfully than Jesus. Every teaching, every healing, every word reflected his Father perfectly. Yet when the hour came, the charge leveled against him was the very opposite of who he was—blasphemy. Imagine the shock of that accusation to someone who regarded slander of Jehovah as the most corrupt act a person could commit. And notice the point about Gethsemane. The agony wasn’t caused only by what he would suffer physically. The prospect of being viewed—even briefly—as someone who dishonored his Father pressed against everything in his spirit. That’s why his prayer was so intense. It wasn’t fear. It was loyalty, strained under the weight of injustice. What do we learn? The sanctification of Jehovah’s name is not an abstract doctrine. It reaches into the deepest parts of devotion. It shapes how we respond when misunderstood, misrepresented, or mistreated. Jesus’ example shows that loyalty holds even when the accusation cuts in the place we revere most.

Friday, December 5 “The nations will have to know that I am Jehovah,” declares the Sovereign Lord Jehovah, “when I am sanctified among you before their eyes.”—Ezek. 36:23. Jesus knew that Jehovah’s purpose is to sanctify His name, to clear it of all reproach. That is why our Master taught his followers to pray: “Our Father in the heavens, let your name be sanctified.” (Matt. 6:9) Jesus understood that this is the greatest issue facing all creation. No intelligent creature in the universe has ever done more to sanctify Jehovah’s name than Jesus has. Yet, when Jesus was arrested, what sin did his enemies accuse him of? Blasphemy! Jesus surely felt that to abuse or to slander his Father’s holy name was the most repugnant of sins. He was deeply disturbed that he would be charged and convicted of this crime. That may have been the main reason why Jesus was “in such agony” in the hours leading up to his arrest.—Luke 22:41-44. w24.02 11 ¶11