EGBERITỊBỊ 49

Jehovah Ine Tẹẹbịbịbo Parụ Mịnị A O?

“Ị́mịnị ị tịịn wẹrị tẹẹ ị yarị mịnị, ịmịnị ị́ parụ mịnị.”—JER. 29:12.

DUMA 41 Please Hear My Prayer

TOLUMỌMỤYEBOa

1-2. Tetuu kị duonị Jehovah wo tẹẹbịbịbo parụgha bara wo mọ iroro a paaemi a o?

¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

3. Bei egberitịbị bị, omịnị teeki kẹrị ẹrẹtei dọụmịnị a o?

³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

JEHOVAH TEEKI MỊẸ WO PỊRỊMỤ BARA KỊ WO MỌ NIMI WẸRỊEMI A O?

4. Jeremiah 29:12 mị, Jehovah teeki mịẹmụ bara kị gbaa wẹrịemi a o?

⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

5. Jehovah teeki ditụadẹ kị wo tẹẹbịbịbo parụmịnị a o? Tuugbaa.

⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

6. Tetuu kị duonị Jehovah ifiebosẹ kịrịye kị mịẹmụ bara wo mọ nimi agbẹị-emi a o?

⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

7. Omịnị teeki mịẹ agbẹịgha o, bá tetuu a?

⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

8. (a) Isaiah 43:2 gbaa bara didaba, Jehovah tebara ka kị baratụa wo pịrịmịnị a o? (b) Tẹẹbịbị tebara ka kị baratụa wo pịrịmịnị a o? (Prayer Helps Us to Cope vidio dii.)

⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

JEHOVAH TE KA KỊ WO A DỌỤ WẸRỊEMI A O?

9. James 1:6, 7 gbaa bara didaba, tetuu kị duonị Jehovah baratụa wo pịrịmụ eti wo mọ nana agbẹị-emi a o?

⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

10. Omịnị wo tẹẹmịnị bara dimịẹ a paaemi bara bị akị ye tọnmọdịa.

¹⁰ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

11. Tetuu kị duonị omịnị barịị barịị, wo a bụụdọọnmịnịyebo akị tẹẹbịbị a tụa agbẹị-emi a o?

¹¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

OMỊNỊ TETUU KỊ DUONỊ WO BIIMỊNỊ YEBỌ DITỤA AGBẸỊ-EMI A O?

12. (a) Wo tẹẹbịbịbo gbelemọ yọmị, omịnị te biibịbị ka kị angọ bii agbẹị-emi a, bá tetuu a o? (b) Omịnị tẹẹmịnị ifie bị tebara ka kị Jehovah didụbamọ wẹrịemi bara mịẹdịa a paaemi a o? (“Do My Requests Show Respect for Jehovah?” ekpedi dii.)

¹² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Do My Requests Show Respect for Jehovah?

Jehovah is a loving Father who wants to answer our requests. But he is also our Creator and deserves our respect. (Rev. 4:11) How can you show respect to your heavenly Father when petitioning him?

Be sure that the things you ask for are in harmony with God’s will and that you have the right motive. (1 John 5:14) We must not allow our prayers to become selfish, focusing only on our own needs and desires. James warned first-century Christians that they would not receive an answer to their prayers if they prayed with “a wrong purpose,” that is, for selfish reasons.—Jas. 4:3.
Do not be demanding. (Matt. 4:7) Trust that Jehovah knows the best way to answer your prayers. And at times, his response may be different from what you expect.—Eph. 3:20.
Remember to thank him for the things he gives you each day. Imagine the joy you bring him when you tell him how grateful you are for his help.—Col. 3:15; 1 Thess. 5:17, 18.

13. Hebrews 4:16 gbaa bara didaba, Jehovah te ifie kọọ baratụa wó pịrịmụ bara kị gbaa ma o? Tuugbaa.

¹³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

14. Janice paamọye bị te ka kị ị́ tolumọ ma o?

¹⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Collage: 1. Two sisters are individually filling out applications for the School for Kingdom Evangelizers. Each sister prays before submitting her application. 2. One of the sisters happily shows her friends at the Kingdom Hall, including the other sister who applied, the letter inviting her to the school. 3. The sister who was not invited to the school prays to Jehovah and then types a letter. She later preaches in a foreign land and works on a theocratic construction project. — If you feel that you have not received an answer from Jehovah, consider praying for other things (See paragraph 15)b

15. Tetuu kị duonị omịnị kpe-kẹnị ye bẹtịbị bii agbẹịgha o? (Fotobo kpọ dii.)

¹⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

16. Omịnị te eti kị nana agbẹị-emi a o?

¹⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

DUMA 43 A Prayer of Thanks

a This article will explain why we can be confident that Jehovah will always answer our prayers in a loving and just way.

b FOTO MỊ EMIBARA MỊ: Two sisters pray before applying for the School for Kingdom Evangelizers. Later, one of them is invited, but the other is not. Instead of becoming overly disappointed, the sister who was not invited prays to Jehovah to help her identify other opportunities to expand her ministry. Then she writes a letter to the branch office, volunteering to serve where the need is greater.