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Watchtower's "First Kings"
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By chance or by design? They proceeded with the development of the site, and now they believe they have God's approval. Just wondering if they picked the site because of its street name?
For the "Glorious Eight" it sure must be a big ego booster to live there.
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Watchtower's "First Kings".
december 2013 our kingdom ministry (u.s.) states in 2013, there were 3 classes of single brothers and 18 classes for couples.
for 2014 there will be 47 classes scheduled.. (these type classes developed as the 'traditional' gilead classes for missionaries have been dropped.
these classes have been developed to send to already existing congregations areas/cities that need help.
December 2013 Our Kingdom Ministry? . . . is it online?
actually, in my experience, i have not found them to be tighter or more generous with money.
i've found them to be about the same with handling money as non-jws, though less likely to invest their money, but unlikely to waste it on cigarettes, pubs/clubs and gambling like many non-jws do.
i certainly don't find them tighter or stingier than normal people though, and slightly more honest.. what are your experiences with jws and money compared to non-jws and money?.
Of course, they are.
JWs are encouraged to not persue higher education resulting in moderate income, instead they are cheered on in seeking low paying jobs. To make ends meet they'll keep on to the little precious money they hold in their hands.
my wife has been pretty inactive with the folks who have been trying to get her to study going on about nine months now.
just recently the last gal she studied with has been calling her and trying to get her interest again.
the congregation she had attended was a spanish speaking congregation and i guess i am wondering (actually thinking) that the renewed zeal is a bump from the agm.
It used to be called General Annual Meeting, others refered to it as the Annual General Meeting.
Nowadays it's just called Annual Meeting.
ANNUAL meetings of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania always generate excitement. (...) Invited guests from all over the world gathered at the Assembly Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.A. (2012 The Watchtower, 8/15 p. 16)
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a normal person, upon hearing that a new (or revised) bible translation has been released, would have 2 questions spring to mind almost immediately:.
1) who did the work, and what are their credentials?.
2) what manuscripts is the work based on?.
besty >>> 2013 Besty Revised Edition: "Get her for me, for her brazen ass is one of hotness."
Corrupting the scriptures, eh? Shouldn't it read: "Get her for me, for her brazen ass donkey is one of hotness." ?
up until now, everlasting life was dependent on "taking in knowledge".
it was a perfect fit for a publishing house to interpret that scripture that way.
if we didn't keep up with the endless stream of publications from the watchtower our salvation would be in jeopardy.
Not just coming to know, but their continuing to know, or rather, their taking in knowledge of God and Jesus Christ results in everlasting life.
w50 10/15 p. 390 par. 3
i am the wife of a selfish jw, most everything is anti-climatic, no romance, no happy endings and he never has asked me how i enjoyed it.
the biggest waste of time since last monday when we had a twenty second quickie!
the new light is "one shade of grey!
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at the meeting this week, there was a part about placing our trust in jehovah and not worrying about food and shelter (mat 6:33).
the part was based on the 2013 yearbook p138 and 139 where there were two examples:.
a family went to their convention leaving their chickens unattended for a number of days, worried about if they would survive.
with the watchtower having a 25million monthly print, here is the breakdown.
1 tree will make 8,333 sheets of paper.
each watchtower, atleast the last i had, had around 16 sheets.
