Monday, December 12 If any one of you is lacking in wisdom, let him keep asking God.​—Jas. 1:5.

[Áine]

Monday, December 12

If any one of you is lacking in wisdom, let him keep asking God.—Jas. 1:5.

 

Before you start reading the Bible, ask Jehovah to help you to see how you can benefit from what you read. For example, if you are looking for counsel on how to deal with a problem, ask Jehovah to help you find principles in his Word that can guide you. (Phil. 4:6, 7) Jehovah has given us the amazing faculty of imagination. To help you bring a Bible account to life, try to imagine the scene and see yourself in the place of the key character. Try to see the things he or she saw and to feel the emotions that the character might have felt. Next, meditate. Meditation means thinking carefully about what you read and about how the information applies to you. It helps you to connect thoughts and gain a deeper understanding of a subject. Reading the Bible without meditation is like looking at pieces of a jigsaw puzzle on a table without assembling them. Meditation helps us to see the whole picture. w21.03 15 ¶3-5

[Wayne]

     " Ask The Source " 
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Who depends on Him as THE SOURCE of all wisdom.  Who digs deep, smelling, tasting, and digesting his word. Meditating on it for guidance. Makeing the effort, seeking those hidden treasures  (Pro 2: 1- 6) to benefit and to bring their lives into harmony with what they learn. Php. 4. 6,7. But we love it. We are Jehovah's Witnesses.