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  1. Hello dear brothers, how are you? I hope you're doing well. I'm testing the NWM mobile app these days. I'd like to suggest to support staff that we implement territory maps. It's currently not available, and it would be very useful for providing territories to brothers even without a computer. I also saw a servant who had access to local needs, even though he wasn't enabled on NWS. What do you think of the territory map? Best regards from Italy
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  2. If Eden was in the middle of the area where Neanderthal fossils were found, then they could be from any of Adam and Eve's children, no? Jewish tradition, according to Josephus, is that Adam and Eve had 33 sons and 23 daughters. Of course, ultimately, all of these Neanderthals came from Adam and Eve's line regardless which child in particular. In fact, there is no reason to conclude these Neanderthals came from only 1 of Adam's children.
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  3. Barwe is a dialect of the Senga-Sena language, primarily spoken in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, Anyone familiar with this?
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  4. I still serve Jehovah gladly.mpeg
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  5. A life changing tool I would like to share with you. Separating identity from injury. Here’s the basic concept: What happens if you drop a diamond in the mud? Does the mud change the diamond? No. The diamond is still a diamond. The diamond represents your identity. The mud represents your injury. The mud is real and does need to be addressed…but it is not who you are. We often confuse the two and begin to identify with the injury instead of recognizing it as something that happened to us. Jehovah never identifies us by our injury…and difficult as it may be, neither should we. Consider these examples: David was overlooked by his own family, yet Jehovah said: “I have found a man after my own heart.” Moses felt inadequate, but Jehovah said: “I will be with you.” Jeremiah felt too young, but Jehovah said: “Do not be afraid.” Jehovah saw who they were, not what their brain was telling them or what they had been wounded by. We all have wounds and if consciously or unconsciously we may say….hi my name is …. Here are my wounds what do you think of me so far .. That is not our calling card … The wounds are not you .. so we should not present them as ourselves.. In retrospect Jesus never identified with his wounds … it was something that happened to him … he was not just that guy hanging on a stake …even though the world still tries to identify him as such… he is sitting at Jehovah’s right hand.. full of power, ready to exercise his true potential
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  6. That's the right thing to do, to be a future proper husband/wife. Fully immersed in the ministry, pioneering, LDC, then you'll find the pearl, Jehovah will provide in due time, when you don't expect it
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