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Thursday, April 10

Who the Father is, no one knows but the Son, and he to whom the Son is willing to reveal him.—Luke 10:22.

Jesus revealed the Father to his disciples by means of his conduct. So when Philip asked Jesus: “Show us the Father,” Jesus could rightly say: “He that has seen me has seen the Father also.” (John 14:8, 9) When a leper begged Jesus to cure him, Jesus touched the man who was “full of leprosy” and told him: “I want to. Be made clean.” Upon being cured, the leper no doubt could see Jehovah’s hand in what Jesus did. (Luke 5:12, 13) Also, at the time of Lazarus’ death, the disciples must have felt the Father’s compassion when Jesus “groaned in the spirit and became troubled” and “gave way to tears.” Though Jesus knew that he was going to resurrect Lazarus, he felt the pain that was evident among Lazarus’ family and friends.—John 11:32-35, 40-43. w12 4/15 1:10

 

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Can you guess the problem here?

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Too many Congregating on the corner of territory ?

Two green lights ?

Now I'm curious Mar

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Trying to view the next map on smart phone screens under umbrellas

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Friday, April 11

Love one another.—John 13:34.

Love makes us want to do good things for other people. (Rom. 13:8-10) For example, love for our spouse will keep the marriage bed free of defilement. Love for the elders, coupled with respect for their work, will help us to be obedient and submissive to their direction. Children who love their parents obey and honor them and do not speak negatively about them. If we love our fellow humans, we will not view them as inferior or speak to them disrespectfully. (Jas. 3:9) And elders who love God’s sheep will treat them with tenderness. (Acts 20:28, 29) The quality of love should also stand out in our ministry. Despite the apathy or negative response of some, we will keep on preaching the good news. If we truly love God and our neighbor, we will view the Kingdom-preaching work as a great privilege and will carry it out joyfully.—Matt. 10:7. w12 5/15 4:14-16

Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 10) John 12:20-50

 

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How profoundly cute

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UCRANIA

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Saturday, April 12

This good news of the kingdom will be preached.—Matt. 24:14.

It was Jehovah’s purpose that the descendants of Adam and Eve fill the earth. When Satan seduced Eve and then Adam disobeyed, God did not abandon his purpose. He did not panic, make hasty decisions, or overreact, giving up on the human family. Instead, he conceived a way to accomplish what he purposed for humans and for planet Earth. (Isa. 55:11) Jehovah has exercised great self-control and patience, even waiting thousands of years for some aspects of his purpose to work out the best way. Jehovah has also waited patiently so that more people can have everlasting life. Right now, he is making preparations to save “a great crowd.” (Rev. 7:9, 14; 14:6) Jehovah reaches out to people by means of our preaching work. The Kingdom message is the best possible news for humankind—yes, it is “good news.” w12 9/15 3:4, 5

Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 11) Luke 21:1-36

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BROTHER OF RUSSIA

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Sunday, April 13

No man that has put his hand to a plow and looks at the things behind is well fitted for the kingdom of God.—Luke 9:62.

We are fast approaching God’s day of judgment. None of us want to disappoint Jehovah or Jesus. They have entrusted us with precious privileges of service in these last days. How we cherish the confidence they have in us! (1 Tim. 1:12) Regardless of whether our hope is to enjoy life in heaven or in Paradise on earth, let us be determined to stay faithful to our God-given assignment to preach and make disciples. We still do not know the exact day or hour that Jehovah’s day will arrive, and do we really need to know? We can and will continue to prove ourselves ready. (Matt. 24:36, 44) As long as we fully trust in Jehovah and put his Kingdom first, we will not be disappointed.—Rom. 10:11. w12 9/15 4:17-19

Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 12) Matthew 26:1-5, 14-16; Luke 22:1-6

 

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WITH BROTHER GERRIT LOCH IN BETHEL CENTROAMERICA

PHOTO OF ESTEBAN ORTEGA

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BRAZIL

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MY SPECIAL DAY IN GRANADA, SPAIN

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TODAY IN GRANADA, SPAIN, SPECIAL DAY

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JAPAN

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EEUU , 94 YEARS OF AGE

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Memorial Date

After Sundown

Monday, April 14

All those desiring to live with godly devotion in association with Christ Jesus will also be persecuted.—2 Tim. 3:12.

It is good to keep in mind that we cannot remove all problems that beset us. Acts 14:22 tells us: “We must enter into the kingdom of God through many tribulations.” Rather than becoming dejected, why not view them as opportunities to manifest courage based on your faith in God’s ability to help you? Even in times of disaster, Jehovah gives real help through the encouragement found in his Word, our supportive brotherhood, and the strength provided by holy spirit. Focusing on these things will lift us up. Instead of dwelling on negative events, do what is practical to cope with each problem and focus on the positive aspects of your life.—Prov. 17:22. w12 10/15 1:10, 11

Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 13) Matthew 26:17-19; Mark 14:12-16; Luke 22:7-13 (Events after sunset: Nisan 14) John 13:1-5; 14:1-3

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FOTOS DE Dewaine Muñoz

Estimado Hermano, las noticias son lamentables más de cien hermanos han quedado sin casa, uno fallecido, 

Todas las congregaciones vecinas a Valparaíso  hemos estado ayudando con víveres no perecibles artículos de aseo y albergue a nuestros hermanos que lo han perdido todo,

 Lo que todos podemos hacer es incluirlos en nuestras oraciones en estos difíciles momentos de aflicción.

El incendio aun sigue sin control.

Un abrazo a la distancia

Esta es una foto de los hermanos preparando alimento y recibiendo la auyda para socorrer a nuestros hermanos, en el Salón del Reino del centro de Valparaíso

 

 

 

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Tuesday, April 15

He that has endured to the end is the one that will be saved.—Matt. 24:13.

For us to be preserved alive when God executes judgment on Satan’s world, we must maintain our integrity to the end. But this does not mean that Jehovah expects us to endure in our own wisdom or strength. The Bible assures us: “God is faithful, and he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear, but along with the temptation he will also make the way out in order for you to be able to endure it.” (1 Cor. 10:13) What do those words imply? For Jehovah to make sure that we are not tempted beyond what we can bear, he has to know everything about us, including the challenges we face, our individual makeup, and just how much we can take. Does God really know us that well? Yes. The Scriptures reveal that Jehovah knows each of us intimately.—Ps. 139:1-6. w12 4/15 5:1, 2

Memorial Bible reading: (Daytime events: Nisan 14) John 19:1-42

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HIDALGO, MEXICO

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CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO

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MORELOS , MEXICO

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READING, PENNSYLVANIA, EEUU

 

 

 

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Oh mi hermano que Jehová te mantendrá a salvo y encerrado en sus brazos protectores cálidos. Este es un momento triste, porque cuando uno se perjudica todos estamos perjudicados. Por favor, mantenernos actualizados en nuestra familia. Usted está en mis oraciones!