Friday, May 24 Bad things happen to everyone.​—Eccl. 9:11, “Holy Bible​—Easy-to-Read Version.”

[Ella Mentry]

Friday, May 24

Bad things happen to everyone.—Eccl. 9:11, “Holy Bible—Easy-to-Read Version.”

 

The patriarch Jacob made it obvious that he loved his son Joseph very much. (Gen. 37:3, 4) As a result, Jacob’s older sons became jealous of their brother. When they saw an opportunity, they sold Joseph to a group of Midianite merchants. Those merchants took Joseph hundreds of kilometers away to Egypt, where he was sold once more—this time to Potiphar, chief of Pharaoh’s guards. How quickly Joseph’s life changed, from being his father’s dearly beloved son to being a lowly slave of an Egyptian! (Gen. 39:1) We sometimes encounter hardships that are “common to men”—that is, trials that all humans experience. (1 Cor. 10:13) Or we may suffer simply because we are disciples of Jesus. For example, we might be ridiculed, opposed, or even persecuted because of our faith. (2 Tim. 3:12) Whatever trial you face, Jehovah can make you successful. w23.01 14-15 ¶3-4

[NW2020]

Wondering - Today's text is from the “Holy Bible—Easy-to-Read Version.” 

 

I may have missed it but I dont remember seeing that before.  I have looked but cant find it - could someone please point me to that book - the Easy to Read Version?  

 

Many thanks