Saturday, February 28 Make sure of all things; hold fast to what is fine.​—1 Thess. 5:21.

[Tish Hues]

Saturday, February 28

Make sure of all things; hold fast to what is fine.—1 Thess. 5:21.

 

Parents have different opportunities to engage in interesting conversations with their child about the Bible or about faith in God. These opportunities may come up during a visit to a museum. You could draw your child’s attention to historical events or artifacts that can strengthen his conviction that the Bible is accurate. Does your child know that God’s personal name appears on a 3,000-year-old slab of stone known as the Moabite Stone? A replica of the Moabite Stone is on display at “The Bible and the Divine Name” exhibit located at the World Headquarters of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Warwick, New York. The Moabite Stone reveals that King Mesha of Moab rebelled against Israel. That is in accord with what the Bible says. (2 Ki. 3:4, 5) When your child sees with his own eyes evidence of the Bible’s truthfulness and accuracy, his faith will become stronger. w24.12 14 ¶4; 15

[kejedo]

I really liked the "Make Sure" book. 

 

[dreamy]

1 hour ago, kejedo said:

"Make Sure" book.

*** jv chap. 8 p. 99 par. 4 Declaring the Good News Without Letup (1942-1975) ***
At the New World Society Assembly, held in New York City, July 19-26, 1953, new publications were provided for Jehovah’s Witnesses themselves and for use especially in the house-to-house proclamation of the Kingdom. For example, the release of “Make Sure of All Things” brought forth thunderous applause from the 125,040 present on Monday, July 20. A handy field service tool, the 416-page pocket-size book assembled more than 4,500 scriptures under 70 main themes. Jehovah’s Witnesses now had at their fingertips the Scriptural answers to questions raised in their house-to-house preaching.
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=1101993009&srctype=wol&srcid=share&par=50

 

 

[kejedo]

Early 1980s,I used this book and other JW material when I was studying and wrote a rather "long winded" letter to every church I had ever attended and noted everything they had taught that was unscriptural.

 

Edited 1 hour ago by kejedo