Year Book of Jehovah's Witnesses - Watchtower Archive

Tuesday, February 27
J eko1Jak, MS throne is m keaven;
hi.s eyes behold, his euelids
tru, the chi.ldren of men.
-Ps. 11.- 4, AS.
Nothing escapes Jehovah's
eye. He takes note of faithful,
loyal service. Never does an
act escape him. His eye never
sleeps and he is ever watchful
for the best interests of his
children. Contentment and
peace are the lot of those who
live in the conscious condition
that Jehovah's power is always
available for their need and he
is watchful for their best interests,
believing that "God
makes all his works co-operate
Wednesday, February 28
In the course of one oj the
days he was teaching, .•• on
account of the crowd, they
climbed up to the ,·ooj.-Luke
5.- 17-19, NW.
Christ Jesus is closely associated
with Jehovah in the
teaching work. He taught in
the homes of the jleople when
he was on earth. E'ollowing in
Jesus' footsteps his early disciples
"every day in the temple
and from house to house they
continued without letup teaching
and declaring the good news
about the Christ". (Acts 5: 42;
20: 20, NW) True Christians
Thursday, March 1
Prepare ye the way of the
people.-Isu. 62.- 10.
Jesus' instructions to his
disciples form a model outline
for overseers in Jehovah's theocratic
organization from then
till now. Every Watch Tower
Society branch servant, every
district servant, every circuit
servant and every company
servant would do well to study
this outline carefully and continually.
It shows them how
they should faithfully consider
the Kingdom interests in the
organization to which they are
assigned to minister. They
together for the good of those
who love God, those who are
the ones called according to his
purpose". (Rom. 8: 28, NW)
Jehovah's witnesses are the
only ones in snch a happy condition,
for they know the trnth
and it has made them free.
They study the Bible, talk of
it, and obey it, because they
know it is God s Word. Their
studies include reviews of the
acts of faith and fearlessness
of God's servants in ages past,
and they believe that the same
God who did wondrous works
then is the same one we know
and serve today.-Ps. 48: 14,
AS. W 9/15
today cling to the methods established
by their Exemplar,
Christ Jesus. They call at the
homes of the people, presenting
the gospel message. They
offer to conduct Bible stndies
at the homes. Jehovah God
blesses the home Bible study,
and Christ prospers even such
a small gathering, according
to his promise. (Matt. 18: 20)
Hence as the zealous witness
conducts the home study in an
orderly manner, the real Teachers,
Jehovah and Christ, enlighten
the eyes of understanding
of the meek student and
cause the divine purpose to
unfold for the learner. W 4/1
should plan their congregational
meetings or other course
of action to build up the weak
points and to protect the concerns
of Jehovah's organization
committed to their charge.
They should so conduct themselves
as the divine Word instructs.
The same planning and
correct conduct would apply
also to a Bible study held at
the Kingdom Hall or in homes
of interested people. The needs
of the people bemg ministered
to should be lovingly considered
by the study conductor
and the meeting be planned
and held to do the most good.
lV 5/1