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Peace and Security, Great Tribulation, Armageddon
chuck83 replied to Dhanyel's topic in Secular News in the Mainstream Media
What happens if all the lights go out? This is the plan for a 'Black Sky' event https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ck5ynnj05z8no UK ‘black sky event’ warning as expert explains item every household should have https://www.ladbible.com/technology/uk-black-sky-event-blackout-power-radio-996869-20261107 looks like it’s part of the 90 day supply thing. i wonder if details from other nations or even the Pentagon are next… 🤔 interesting times. -
Young brothers murdered
justenoire replied to ucastrobr's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
The most recent updates I could find indicate multiple arrests of gang members were made in August https://www.latribuna.hn/2026/08/14/revelan-nuevos-detalles-sobre-el-crimen-de-cuatro-primos-en-la-ceiba/ https://www.latribuna.hn/2026/08/15/destapan-macabro-plan-en-masacre-de-cuatro-primos/ - Yesterday
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JW Broadcast - November 2026
Truce replied to Tortuga's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
Me too. Even gave a comment on the 12th verse. How you holding up? -
Sunday, November 8 [God] did not refrain from punishing an ancient world.—2 Pet. 2:5. Should we view the account of the Flood as a prophetic type? The answer is no. Why? Because there is no direct Scriptural support for doing so. Jesus did compare the days of Noah to the time of his presence, but he did not imply that the Flood was a prophetic type, with each person and each event having a corresponding antitype; nor did he say that the closing of the door of the ark had any prophetic significance. (Matt. 24:37-39) What was Noah’s reaction when he heard Jehovah’s warning message? He proved that he had faith by building the ark. (Heb. 11:7; 1 Pet. 3:20) Similarly, people who hear the good news about God’s Kingdom must act on what they hear. (Acts 3:17-20) Peter called Noah “a preacher of righteousness.” Today we are involved in a global preaching work, and we endeavor to have a zealous share in it. Still, try as we might, we cannot possibly reach everyone on earth with the good news before the end comes. w24.05 9-10 ¶3-5
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sania replied to Brother_Bliss's topic in General Discussion & Everyday Chit Chat
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Peace and Security, Great Tribulation, Armageddon
Osprey replied to Dhanyel's topic in Secular News in the Mainstream Media
@Michał While we are reading terrible news from Poland we think about you and other friends in Poland, especially Krakow, and hope that everyone is ok. Praying also for people that suffered and their relatives. And it seems that one young policeman heroically stopped bloodshed that was occuring. My daughter was walking through locations seen on these terrible videos just a couple of weeks ago during school excursion. We all desperately need God's Kingdom! -
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Grateful for today
SteveAus replied to kejedo's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
My dad use to say "if you wake up in the morning, you're already ahead on points" 😊 And that's rather relevant to me this morning, as yesterday I learnt that a young friend of mine from when I lived in the UK had passed. She was only 23, and I'd known her since she was 12. Evidently long covid took its toll on her, and she had a sudden and unexpected heart attack. Yet here I am, at 72, still waking up every morning. -
2027 International Convention dates
Adam! replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
It's interesting to note a few adjustments that apply to all international delegates from now onwards: - All delegates will spend 2 separate days in the field mnistry - The evening gathering should last about one hour in length - Delegates are now required to spend a minimum of 6 (not 7) nights in the convention city. With 3 days of convention and 2 days of ministry, that only leaves one compulsory day spare. Delegates who wish to extend their stay between 7 and 10 days can partake in other arranged activities if they so wish. These adjustments will allow International delegates to spend even more time with local brothers and sisters for an mutual interchange of encouragement. -
kejedo started following JW Broadcast - November 2026 and Grateful for today
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The BS that didn't happen yesterday was the answer to prayers, A sister had a part a few weeks ago in MWM in which she interviewed someone who had studied, stopped her BS, and was going to pick it up again. I was praying for previous BSs who may resume their study. Got a call from anther sister regarding a previous BS who was studying now and had requested me to join her study. I had been to her house before in service and have been included in her ongoing study. She is elderly(my age) and has experienced some losses. I would like to encourage her to have hope for the future. She has been talking, to others, about the Bible informally and attending meetings on zoom. Like myself she has limited mobility. I may have her phone number and will try to speak with her this weekend. I have mentioned the resurrection to her and would like to encourage her to keep hoping. Things I am grateful for today: My toilet flushed, sometimes I have to use drano or a plunger but it worked first time every time so far today. I have two grab bars and was able to use one for shower and hair. Glad I had warm clean clothes waiting and that I have food for dog. Life's little pleasures are not so little when they are not working. Take nothing for granted. I am also glad that my computer charged so I can get motivated by this forum and read Watchtower online. Pleasee share anything that is working for YOU. from YS
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JW Broadcast - November 2026
kejedo replied to Tortuga's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
Definitely enjoyed that video and the review of Psalm 103. -
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Hagar - “You are not invisible – Jehovah sees you”
1P_ replied to Hubi's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
This reached my heart. [emoji3590] Thank you for sharing. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro XL using Tapatalk -
2027 International Convention dates
Kidtokai12 replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
Can't wait to greet them! -
JW Broadcast - November 2026
Truce replied to Tortuga's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
Accurate... No longer as common among Witnesses these days, but in yesteryears, oh my! -
JW Broadcast - November 2026
Truce replied to Tortuga's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
Would the GB depict it in a music video if that were not the case? -
This is when the people were grumbling, fed up eating manna and wanted meat. Jehovas promised them meat , so much they would be sick of it . Even Moses doubted this , so Jehovah said the words of our text. Next , flocks of quails arrived. They had so much - it was too much!. So it goes to show, what Jehovah says …. he does , no doubt about it .
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2027 International Convention dates
Bluebell replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
I don't know about Britain, but we are the only couple in our congregation/county who could apply for an intl' convention 🫣 -
2027 International Convention dates
jwhess replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
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2027 International Convention dates
Kidtokai12 replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
So nice! Are they going to Strasbourg or Marseille? Or even La Réunion? -
The Passing of Susan Lett
kejedo replied to Pionner_who's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
I was told at a recent assembly that he had married a sister from the Phillipines/ -
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jwhess replied to Brandon's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
My son-in-law, my daughter and my granddaughter have been invited to France. They have already reserved their rooms and such.
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Modern references to creative days:
*** w15 6/1 p. 5 How Science Affects Your Life ***
The Bible fixes no duration for the six creative “days.” Instead, it opens the door for modern scientists to study them and assign accurate time spans to them. We know that the creative “days” were much longer than 24-hour days.
*** g21 No. 3 p. 12 What the Bible Tells Us ***
So each of the six creative “days” during which God prepared the earth for life and created life on it could represent extremely long periods of time.
*** g 1/14 p. 12 Creation ***
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS God created the universe, including the earth, in the indefinite past—“in the beginning,” as Genesis 1:1 says. Modern science agrees that the universe had a beginning. A recent scientific model suggests it to be almost 14 billion years old.
*** lc pp. 26 Science and the Genesis Account ***
A careful consideration of the Genesis account reveals that events starting during one “day” continued into one or more of the following “days.”
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With all my heart I love Jehovah deeply. And am grateful he has chosen me to be one of his friends and has given me the promise of living in paradise.· 1 reply
I’m a caring person, with a good sense of humor, and down to earth.
I would be a supportive and submissive wife. “Very” affectionate and not afraid to show it.
Looking for a brother who loves Jehovah and puts Him above anyone and anything else, including me.
A music lover and a coffee drinker ☕️ here.
Some of the things I love to do are fishing, boating, riding the beautiful countryside, take an occasional day trip and, sitting by a bon-fire while good tunes are playing... etc. Open to new things.
Love living in Mountain Home, Arkansas in the Ozark Mountains and surrounded by beautiful lakes and rivers in northern Arkansas.
I'm open to having a close friend and taking time to see where things go.
If you would like to know more, feel free to reach out. 😊
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Hello my English brothers and sisters, I am coming to the UK next year and will be spending 3 or 4 nights in London. I was wondering if anyone knows a reasonably priced, nice area to stay in, in the outer area of the city. It doesn't matter which side of the city it is, as long as it's close to a tube station. Thanks for any advice.· 4 replies
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After the death of the last apostle, and the disappearance of the apostolic authority, many different Christian denominations emerged and this continues to this day. Dozens, then hundreds, and thousands conflicting points of view of the nature of God, salvation and morals were co-existing. They, of course, cannot all please God. They cannot all be following the teachings of Christ.· 0 replies
At the same time, the Lord predicted there would be a day when he would be inspecting his temple, meaning he would examine all those who professed to be anointed by the Spirit.
This day came in 1919, the year after the first World War. That great massacre truly was the catalyst that triggered Christ to come and see what the Churches were teaching and how their members reacted during the war. Among all the denominations that were active on earth, only one caught the attention of Christ. It was not the wealthiest, it was not the most numerous, but it was the most sincere and the most watchful. Why?
The Catholic Church, the Orthodox Churches, the Protestant Churches, the Oriental Churches…all have been active for centuries. They had plenty of ressources, plenty of time and plenty of opportunities to teach the fundamental truths about God and his Kingdom. But despite that, none of them was doing that in spite of their longetivity. But here was a tiny group of students of the Bible who, with their limited means and facing numerous opposition, overcame what seemed to be insurmontable obstacles and were spreading the true Gospel. Only this small fellowship of studious Christians had the courage to carefully examine the Scriptures so as to return to the original doctrines of Jesus Christ, stripping away traditions that had piled up over the centuries that dishonored Jehovah God.
The Associated Bible Students, as the congregation was called, were the only ones who taught that:
• Jehovah is the name of the only true God.
• The Kingdom of God is a heavenly realm that will soon rule over the earth.
• The dead are unconscious and awaiting a resurrection.
• Military service and political involvment must be avoided.
• Christians have to spread the Good News to their neighbors.
They have been associated for a few years and they had already understood these vital facts, while other churches who had been here longer intead taught that God is a mysterious trinity, that the souls of the damned are either in purgatory or a fiery hell, that Christians can engage with the political systems and conflicts of this world, and that the Kingdom of God is the Church.
So it is no surprise that the Lord Jesus was pleased with them, for they had the desire for truth and worship God according to his will, not according to the traditions of man. Hence, Jesus selected them specifically to feed his sheep as the prophecied ‘Faithful and Discreet Slave’, all while refining their understand and organization over the years. And that is how, today, Jehovah’s Witnesses continue to be guided by the head of the Congregation until they are gathered up into Heaven for some, and survive the Great Tribulation unto Paradise earth for others.
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In ancient Jerusalem, Shebna held the highly influential position of royal steward, making him the governor over King Hezekiah's palace and household.· 0 replies
Instead of humby executing his duties during a critical Assyrian invasion threat, Shebna abused his high office to seek personal prestige and political glory. His ultimate act of arrogance was carving out a lavish, prominent tomb for himself on a high rocky cliff, a privilege traditionally reserved for kings.
Because of this pride, Jehovah denounced Shebna through the prophet Isaiah and decreed that he would be violently hurled away and stripped of his official standing.
God then called his humble servant Eliakim, clothed him in Shebna's official robe and sash, and completely transferred the governmental dominion into his hand. To signify this supreme administrative authority, Jehovah symbolically placed the key of the royal house of David directly upon Eliakim's shoulder. With this key of absolute governance, Eliakim gained the ultimate power to open doors that no man could shut and to shut doors that no man could open.
This prophetic framework uses ancient characters as specific "types" to mirror the modern development of Jehovah's Witnesses' organizational structure. King Hezekiah represents the glorified Jesus Christ, who rules as the rightful heavenly King and fiercely protects his loyal followers from spiritual enemies. Eliakim represents the anointed "faithful and discreet slave" appointed to feed God's household. The Governing Body acts as the visible, administrative leadership of this Eliakim class, directing all global operations in the name of the heavenly King.
Conversely, the unfaithful steward Shebna represents the clergy of Christendom, who claimed exclusive rights to spiritual governance over Christ's household.
Jesus inspected these religious systems and officially rejected them in 1918 because they sought political prestige, human titles, and worldly glory. By removing this modern-day Shebna, Jesus is believed to have transferred complete earthly authority to the Governing Body, making it his sole delegated intendant.
By utilizing the delegated power to "open," the Governing Body unlocks doors of spiritual activity by initiating massive global preaching campaigns and entry into new territories. It also opens the way for the transmission of divine knowledge by supervising the translation, production, and distribution of scriptural literature through JW.org. Furthermore, this authority allows it to open doors of organizational privilege by establishing the spiritual qualifications required to appoint elders, ministerial servants, and pioneers.
In contrast, the power to "shut" is exercised when the Governing Body bars the clergy of Christendom from claiming any divine legitimacy or stewardship over God's people. It also uses this authority to shut out false teachings, protecting the worldwide brotherhood from apostate ideas and secular philosophies that could corrupt congregation purity. Administratively, "shutting" gives it the final authority to enforce judicial measures, including the severe restriction of fellowship or the total expulsion of unrepentant wrongdoers. Ultimately, these dual actions ensure that the Governing Body maintains strict, centralized authority over who is admitted into Jehovah's earthly organization and who is excluded from it.
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