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Kịmị Lẹịmọgha Ukiemọye Akị Pọwẹị Nana

“Ukiemọye mị kịmị lẹịmọgha.”—ROM. 5:5.

DUMA 142 Holding Fast to Our Hope

TOLUMỌMỤYEBOa

1. Tetuu kị duonị Abraham wó nana ukiemọye mị nana ma o?

¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

2. Abraham tetuu kị duonị, Jehovah kikoromọ wẹrịemi yemị paabeinmụ eti nana wẹrị ma o?

² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

3. Ukiemọye gbelemọ yọmị, Paul teeki gbaa ma o?

³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

WO NANA WẸRỊEMI EBI UKIEMỌYE MỊ

4. Romans 5:1, 2 teeki gbaa ma o?

⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

5. Te ukiemọye kị 144,000 kịmịbo mọ nana wẹrịemi a o?

⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Brother Frederick Franz. Next to him appears the quotation, “Our hope is a sure thing . . . It is something worth waiting for.” — Brother F. W. Franz well expressed the confidence that anointed Christians have in their hope (See paragraph 6)

6. Kẹnị bịnaowei wó nana wẹrịemi ukiemọye gbelemọ yọbị, teeki gbaa ma o?

⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

7-8. Biindẹịn kịmịama te ukiemọye kị nana wẹrịemi a o? (Romans 8:20, 21)

⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

UKIEMỌYE KỤRỌ BỌLỌỤ AMÚMỊNỊ BARA BỊ

Collage: Christians undergoing tribulations. 1. A young sister about to pray before eating lunch at school notices two girls whispering behind her back. 2. A sister is yelled at by her non-Witness husband. 3. A brother refuses a bribe at a worksite. 4. A brother looks out of his prison cell. — All Christians can expect some sort of tribulation (See paragraphs 9-10)

9-10. Paul mịẹdịaye ditụa daba, Christtuuduo-otu teeki nimi angọ pịrị agbẹị-emi a o? (Romans 5:3) (Fotobo kpọ dii.)

⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

¹⁰ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

11. Tetuu kị duonị, omịnị penimọyeama inemụ bara gbinipẹlẹ agbẹị-emi a o?

¹¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

12. Te arereama kị penimọye inemịnị yọ bọọ emi a o?

¹² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

13-14. Yeine teeki mịẹpaamọmịnị a, anịa bịsẹ yebị tebara ka kị ukiemọye mọ kẹnịsụọmọ-emi a o? (Romans 5:4)

¹³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

¹⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

UKIEMỌYE KỤRỌDẸỊNMỊNỊ BARA MỊ

15. Paul mọkpọ tekẹ gbaa ma, tetuu kị duonị Paul gbaa yemị zụa otu mịẹ tamama a paaemi a o?

¹⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Collage: The brothers and sisters shown earlier. 1. The young sister witnesses to a classmate. 2. The married sister meditates on what she read in the Bible. 3. The brother who refused a bribe comments at a meeting. 4. The imprisoned brother prays in his cell. — The initial hope that you found so appealing has become a much deeper and more solid Christian hope (See paragraphs 16-17)

16. Ukiemọye tebara ka kị bẹdẹbẹdẹ kụrọdẹịnmịnị a o? (Fotobo kpọ dii.)

¹⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

17. Angọdịẹpaamọ wẹrị benibilesiin kpọ, ukiemọye mọkpọ tebara ka kị bẹdẹbẹdẹ kụrọdẹịnmịnị a o?

¹⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

18. Tekẹ duonị Jehovah wó gbaa yebị mịẹbeinmọmụ bara wo mọ nimi wẹrịemi a o?

¹⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

19. Iné nana wẹrịemi ukiemọye gbelemọ yọmị, ị́mịnị te eti kị nana agbẹị-emi a o?

¹⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

DUMA 139 See Yourself When All Is New

a In this article, we will consider what our Christian hope consists of and why we can be sure that it will be realized. Romans chapter 5 will help us to see how the hope we now have differs from the one we had when we first learned the truth.