EGBERITỊBỊ 15

DUMA 124 Ever Loyal

Jehovah Ogbo Mị Akị Yemịẹmịnị Bara Mị In’a Tọrụkẹrị-emi Bara Mịẹdịa

“Anị bolou bọọ bọlọụkẹrịmịnị otubo, Ọkpọnanaowei egberigbaa á pịrị otubo ukie.”—HEB. 13:7.

TOLUMỌMỤ YEBỊ

How to strengthen and maintain your appreciation for Jehovah’s organization.

1. Bọlọụ kụraị sọnransii Christtuuduo-otubo tebara kị timi ma o?

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¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

2. Kụraị 1919 duobosẹ Jehovah tebara ka kị wó ogbo kẹrịmọ bá tẹmẹ-anga fịyaị mịẹpaamọmịnị a o?

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² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

3-4. (a) Te arereama kị ebibara akị ye mịẹmịnị yọ bọọ emi a o? Akị ye tọnmọdịa. (b) Bei egberitịbị bị omịnị teeki tolumọ dọụ mịnị a o?

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³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

WO OGBO BỊ JESUS MỊẸBARA KỊ DIMỊẸMỊNỊ

5. Omịnị te ụwọụ ka kị Jesus dimịẹmịnị a o? (John 8:28)

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⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

6. Jehovah ogbo mịẹpaamọ wẹrịemi funbo akị Bible tolumọmịnị yọmị te arereama kị mịẹpaamọmịnị a o?

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⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

7. Jesus te egberi kị gbaatimi ma o, Jehovah ogbo bị tebara ka kị ụ dimịẹmịnị a o?

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⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

8. Te fomuun kị wo laa-emi a o?

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⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

9. Jehovah ogbo mị tebara ka kị Jehovah ẹrẹ gbaa paamọmịnị a

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⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

10. Myanmar emi ere paamọ yebị te ka kị ị́ tolumọ ma o?

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¹⁰ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

IFIEBOSẸ TỌRỤKẸRỊYỌ MỊẸDỊA

11. Itu-kosuotu tebara ka kị Jehovah ogbo bị, tọrụkẹrị-emi bara mịẹdịa a paaemi a o? (Foto kpọ dii.)

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¹¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Collage: 1. Three elders meet at a Kingdom Hall to discuss their congregation’s territory. 2. Later, one of the elders instructs two sisters on how to set up their witnessing carts in a safe place. — Elders help us to appreciate the direction provided by Jehovah’s organization (See paragraph 11)a

12. (a) Omịnị tetuu kị duonị itu-kosuotu gbaa bara dii yemịẹ agbẹị-emi a o? (Hebrews 13:7, 17) (b) Tetuu kị duonị omịnị itu-kosuotu ebi inyenrinbụọbo bẹtịbị kị ditụa dẹịn agbẹị-emi a o?

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¹² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

ZỊNỊ-OTU BỤỌMỌ INÉ ỊKỊỌỤ SEIMỌ KỤMỌ

13. Ọkpọnanaowei egiren-otubo tebara ka kị wó ogbo gbaa seimọmịnị a o?

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¹³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

14. Ánị gbaamịnị ikpe egberibo te ụbọ kị duo bomịnị a o?

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¹⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

15. Karịbụọtịbị-otubo te ikpe egberi-ama ka kị Jesus mọ bá wó tuuduo-otubo mọ gbaịnmọtimi ma o?

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¹⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

16. Omịnị ikpe egberi-ama naa daba, teeki ukie agbẹị-emi a o?

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¹⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

17. Teeki baratụa wo pịrịwẹrị ikpe egberi-ama bụọmọ wẹrị wo ịkịọụbo seimọgha fa o? (2Timothy 1:13) (“How to React to False Stories” ekpedi kpọ dii.)

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¹⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

How to React to False Stories

False stories can come from well-meaning friends who unwisely pass along reports that are not verified. They can also come from unsolicited emails. Or they can come from apostates whom we might meet in the ministry but who may try to hide their true intentions.

1. Stories that come from well-meaning friends:

Ask your friend how he verified that the story came from a reliable source. If he has not verified it, reject the message and do not pass it on.—Prov. 14:15.

2. Unsolicited emails containing spectacular stories about Jehovah’s people:

Sometimes these emails may appear to come from a friend’s email address. Check with your friend to make sure that he sent it and that he has verified the source. If he did not send it or has not verified it, delete it.—Prov. 27:12.

3. Apostates who disguise their identity by pretending to be interested in our message:

If their comments become increasingly derogatory about the organization or if they try to give you information from apostate sources, respectfully end the conversation.—2 John 10.

18. Omịnị tebara ka kị Jehovah ogbo bị wo a tọrụkẹrị-emi bara mịẹdịa a paaemi a o?

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¹⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

Ị́ TEBARA KA KỊ PARỤ MỊNỊ A O?

Omịnị tebara ka kị Jesus dimịẹmịnị a o?

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Omịnị tebara ka kị Jehovah ogbo bị, wo a tọrụkẹrị-emi bara mịẹdịa a paaemi a o?

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Omịnị ikpe egberi-ama naa daba, teeki mịẹ agbẹị-emi a o?

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DUMA 103 Shepherds—Gifts in Men

a FOTO MỊ EMIBARA MỊ: After the elders discuss arrangements for public witnessing, a group overseer passes on the direction to the publishers to stand with their back next to the wall.