Jehovah's CHRISTIAN Witnesses/Today is Sunday, Dec 9, 2007/What do YOU Personally think of TODAY'S DAILY TEXT

Question

I thought it was VERY Appropiate

Answer 1

Jehovah's Witnesses typically refer to a booklet entitled "Examining the Scriptures Daily" for a biblical thought each day. The verse for December 9, 2007 is:

You must keep and do them, because this is wisdom on your part and understanding on your part before the eyes of the peoples who will hear of all these regulations.—Deut. 4:6.


A typical Jehovah's Witness would see in that verse a reminder of the need for people to actually HEAR of Jehovah God's wisdom and regulations. As a typical Witness minister goes about his public preaching, he will be careful to look for opportunities to share the good news with others.

Learn more:
http://watchtower.org/e/jt/index.htm?article=article_04.htm

Answer 2

Sunday, December 9

You must keep and do them, because this is wisdom on your part and understanding on your part before the eyes of the peoples who will hear of all these regulations.—Deut. 4:6.

We choose to serve Jehovah because we love him. Heeding the warning examples from Israel’s day, we resist all temptations to commit immorality and we shun lifestyles that may cause us to sink into the world’s morass of materialism. (1 Cor. 10:11; 1 Tim. 6:6-10) We cleave to Jehovah and keep his regulations. (Josh. 23:8; Ps. 119:5, 8) Before the Israelites entered the Promised Land, Moses exhorted them: “See, I have taught you regulations and judicial decisions, just as Jehovah my God has commanded me, for you to do that way in the midst of the land to which you are going to take possession of it.” (Deut. 4:5) Now is the time to demonstrate our love for Jehovah by putting Jehovah’s will first in our life. We will surely be blessed if we choose to do so.—Matt. 6:33. w 6/1/06 9a

certainly it as always is approate

Answer 3

My neighbour is Jehovaswitness. He's fled the country-gone to Thailand, so to avoid horrible Christmass.

Answer 4

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