Watchtower Magazine, No. 6 2016

[mserskine]

https://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/watchtower-no6-2016-november/

 

Great cover artical to enlighten the public showing them what's in heaven and who goes there.

Edited August 4, 2016 by mserskine

[James the Less]

Fascinating feature article! Will likely pique the interest of those we meet in the ministry who are spiritually inclined. I'll be interested in seeing the sample presentation for this magazine.

Edited August 5, 2016 by jscotchie

[Dages]

Excellent! And the last article about prayer is very good for the ministry.

[Daniela]

I am sure this issue will have a great impact in the ministry. 

Very curious to see the reaction in the public witnessing. 

[Dustparticle]

It will be awesoen to learn more about the spirit realm in the future.

[Hammerhead]

Did anyone notice everyone in heaven is depicted as having a beard?

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[Precision]

7 hours ago, Hammerhead said:

Did anyone notice everyone in heaven is depicted as having a beard?

 

                   

 

 

                    There you go Dave...now if you can just convince your COBE.   You might have to wait until you get to heaven.   

[Hammerhead]

                   

 

 

                    There you go Dave...now if you can just convince your COBE.   You might have to wait until you get to heaven.   

Won't get there...intend to stay right here

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[jwhess]

It wouldn't be as much fun.  Their beards are imaginary, illustrative, unreal.  Hair does not grow in a perfect energy field.  Now having wings might be cool.

[Chris7]

Actually lesson 4 of the Good news brochure depicting Jesus with wings was thought by a Catholic call of mine to be lowering Jesus to rank of a regular angel.  (of course she believes strongly in the trinity)  It was an uphill discussion to explain this was illustrating his Jesus powerful (archangel) position. Anyone had this issue? (Sorry to go off topic)

[ChrisC]

How to pronounce Lefèvre d’Étaples (For me if no one else!)

http://forvo.com/word/lefèvre_d'étaples/

[jayrtom]

10 hours ago, ChrisTheConfused said:

How to pronounce Lefèvre d’Étaples (For me if no one else!)

http://forvo.com/word/lefèvre_d'étaples/

Go to the French site and press play ;) 

That's what I do when I have to read foreign names as the wt reader 

[SusanE]

                    There you go Dave...now if you can just convince your COBE.   You might have to wait until you get to heaven.   

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Sept. 2016 W--on wearing a beard-----Perhaps you already know, but thot I'd post it anyway.

¹⁷ Is it appropriate for brothers to wear a beard? The Mosaic Law required men to wear a beard. However, Christians are not under the Mosaic Law or required to follow it. (Leviticus  19:27; 21:5; Galatians 3:24, 25) In some cultures, a neatly trimmed beard may be acceptable and respectable, and it may not at all prevent people from listening to our message. In fact, some appointed brothers have beards. Even so, some brothers might decide not to wear a beard. (1 Corinthians 8:9, 13;10:32) In other cultures or locations, beards are not the custom and are not considered acceptable for Christian ministers. In fact, having one may prevent a brother from bringing glory to God and from being “irreprehensible.”—1 Timothy 3:2, 7; Romans 15:1-3.

[Tortuga]

14 minutes ago, SusanE said:

                    There you go Dave...now if you can just convince your COBE.   You might have to wait until you get to heaven.   

Hope likes this  Like this

Sept. 2016 W--on wearing a beard-----Perhaps you already know, but thot I'd post it anyway.

¹⁷ Is it appropriate for brothers to wear a beard? The Mosaic Law required men to wear a beard. However, Christians are not under the Mosaic Law or required to follow it. (Leviticus  19:27; 21:5; Galatians 3:24, 25) In some cultures, a neatly trimmed beard may be acceptable and respectable, and it may not at all prevent people from listening to our message. In fact, some appointed brothers have beards. Even so, some brothers might decide not to wear a beard. (1 Corinthians 8:9, 13;10:32) In other cultures or locations, beards are not the custom and are not considered acceptable for Christian ministers. In fact, having one may prevent a brother from bringing glory to God and from being “irreprehensible.”—1 Timothy 3:2, 7; Romans 15:1-3.

Beards?

Maybe we should start a thread about beards...

 

[Lance]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo.. 

Shoot me now...:)

[rocket]

5 hours ago, Tortuga said:

Beards?

Maybe we should start a thread about beards...

 

 

Go back in your shell and don't come out until the end of the Thousand years.