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is it the same on Android ?

Be sure to not waste your money sister

Jehovah’s day was set up thousands of years ago its our perception of time that changes not His time schedule sometimes we feel it’s next month others is whithin a decade its just us humans tired of this system I always say: we are not the poor little victims that are supposed to be fooled by false Bible prophecies while in the past all other prophecies have been fully fulfilled this simply doesn’t make sense. i don’t mind at all die in this system to ressurect afterwards what’s the problem about that ?

for some reason for me is not working, when I try to install it it says something like "impossible to install plugin "traVERture""

You can read free an extract on Apple Books, first 10-20 pages? I don’t remember.

I gotta admit, Pauline, when I saw this topic thumbnail, with you posting it, my stomach kinda lurched a bit.. You, I care about.... The Pope, not so much....

Having a dog named "Shark" at the beach was a mistake.

This is a little complicated but I would love to see a video of the United Nations General Assembly area and a giant hand appears and writes "The nations will know I am Jehovah" on the wall above the speaker..

This may have been mentioned on this thread before. And maybe by myself--it's been a while. Anywho....have any of you read Clifford Simak's short stories and novellas? Closer to Star Trek themes than most I've read. I always look to collect his books wherever I find them: yard sales, thrift stores. I've even been known to (gasp!) buy them from Amazon. It's that good. It's Star Trek good.

Thank you for making biblical events come to life. Do you have a video of Pharaoh's daughter finding baby Moses in the Nile?

Everyone is welcome to share ideas! I'm still learning and trying to make these videos with my limited skills and resources. So feel free to share your suggestions and ideas...😊

The annual meeting is over, but we still have a few more “eternal happiness” conventions left! Manila, Philippines — November 6–8 San Diego, USA — November 27–29 Bangkok, Thailand — December 11–13 on Dec 28 we should get the global service report. Then on February 27 we start the memorial campaign. around the end of April we will receive the new episodes of Good News series, because on May 7 is the first convention at Newburgh (not an international)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IfYOENFt83I&is=wuThINqRtNMaVarj Dermot Kennedy - Funeral (Official Lyric Video)

but you can try just for the halibut..

You can always tune a piano but you can never tuna fish.

The end isn't supposed to be easy and quick

I'll also mention the increase of prices in regards to PC components, such as RAM sticks. This is what 64GB of DDR5 costs at my nearest Micro Center store

Thank you. Jehovah would have to be cruel to promise these wonderful things we hope for with no intention of fulfilling the promises. There are ⏲️ i feel impatient too. I know we all want the end of this system to come today.

Or, you know, don't expose children to the livestream.

If the average person works for fifty years for just $20,000 a year, they will earn a million dollars in their lifetime.

Jehovah Stoops Down to Lift Us Up Tomorrow's daily text reminds us: “Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; he saves those who are crushed in spirit.” At this summer's convention, a speaker made a beautiful observation about Psalm 55:22: “Throw your burden on Jehovah, and he will sustain you.” Think about that for a moment. When you're carrying a burden so heavy that it's weighing you down, how far could you possibly throw it? You may barely have the strength to lift it. But that's the beauty of the illustration. Jehovah isn't standing somewhere in the distance, waiting for us to find the strength to throw our burdens to him. He's close enough to receive them. And that brings to mind another beautiful picture found in Psalm 113:6-8. The earlier New World Translation used the expression “He is condescending to look on heaven and earth.” The revised translation says, “He stoops down to look on heaven and earth.” Think of a loving father whose little child is sitting on the ground, crying. Does he simply stand there, looking down at the child? No. He bends down. He gets to the child's level. He looks into those tear-filled eyes. And he reaches out. Isn't that a beautiful way to think about Jehovah? The psalmist goes on to describe someone sitting in an ash heap. Imagine being so discouraged, so disappointed, so crushed by life's circumstances that you've sunk that low. But notice what Jehovah does. “He lifts up the poor from the ash heap.” And he doesn't stop there. He raises that person to sit among the nobles of his people. From sitting in ashes to sitting among nobles! What does that tell us about how Jehovah views those who are crushed in spirit? He doesn't expect us to somehow rise to his level before he will comfort us. In his great humility and love, he stoops down to ours. And when we're too weak to stand, he's willing to lift us up. So when tomorrow's text reminds us that Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted, perhaps we can picture that loving father bending down beside his distressed child. Jehovah isn't merely looking down at us in our distress. He stoops down to our level. He is that close to us, ready to comfort us and lift us up. What a privilege it is to have a God like him.

Are you a millionaire yet? The average American will earn over a million in their lifetime.

Award winning pumpkin =over 2000 lbs.

Wednesday, October 14 Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; he saves those who are crushed in spirit.—Ps. 34:18. Are you coping with emotional distress caused by disappointment or by betrayal from someone you trusted? Regardless of how a person has treated you, your heavenly Father loves you. When coping with betrayal, we can be comforted by David’s reassuring words found in today’s text. One reference work says that those “crushed in spirit” may refer to “those who have nothing good to look forward to.” How does Jehovah respond to those who feel that way because of bitter disappointment? Like a loving parent who holds and comforts a child in distress, Jehovah “is close to” us—ever compassionate and ready to help us if we feel crushed by betrayal or loss. He is eager to comfort and soothe our broken heart and pained spirit. And he gives us many things to look forward to that help us endure our present trials.—Isa. 65:17. w24.12 23 ¶13-14