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How can parents use creation to teach their children about Jehovah’s qualities? (See paragraph 13)
FOUR HUGE BEASTS They come “out of the sea.” ( Dan. 7:1-8, 15-17 ) They symbolize world powers that had significant dealings with God’s people starting in Daniel’s time (See paragraphs 4, 7)
THE SEVEN-HEADED WILD BEAST It ascends “out of the sea” and has seven heads, ten horns, and ten diadems. ( Rev. 13:1-4 ) It symbolizes all political powers that have dominated mankind throughout history. The seven heads symbolize seven world powers that have had significant dealings with God’s people (See paragraphs 6-8)
Having an unbalanced view of ourselves may rob us of what opportunities and blessings? (See paragraph 15) f
Parents, do you know your children’s friends? (See paragraph 14) d
Having an unbalanced view of ourselves may rob us of what opportunities and blessings? (See paragraph 15) f
Parents, do you know your children’s friends? (See paragraph 14) d
THE SEVEN-HEADED WILD BEAST It ascends “out of the sea” and has seven heads, ten horns, and ten diadems. ( Rev. 13:1-4 ) It symbolizes all political powers that have dominated mankind throughout history. The seven heads symbolize seven world powers that have had significant dealings with God’s people (See paragraphs 6-8)
A WILD BEAST WITH TWO HORNS LIKE A LAMB It ascends “out of the earth” and speaks “like a dragon.” It makes “fire come down out of heaven” and performs signs as “the false prophet.” ( Rev. 13:11-15; 16:13; 19:20 ) As a two-horned beast and a false prophet, Anglo-America misleads earth’s inhabitants and tells them to “make an image” of “the wild beast” that has seven heads and ten horns (See paragraph 9)
A WILD BEAST WITH TWO HORNS LIKE A LAMB It ascends “out of the earth” and speaks “like a dragon.” It makes “fire come down out of heaven” and performs signs as “the false prophet.” ( Rev. 13:11-15; 16:13; 19:20 ) As a two-horned beast and a false prophet, Anglo-America misleads earth’s inhabitants and tells them to “make an image” of “the wild beast” that has seven heads and ten horns (See paragraph 9)
A SCARLET-COLORED WILD BEAST It is being ridden by a prostitute, Babylon the Great. The beast is described as an eighth king. ( Rev. 17:3-6, 8, 11 ) At first the prostitute controls the wild beast, but later she is destroyed by it. The prostitute represents the world empire of false religion. The beast today represents the United Nations, which promotes the interests of the worldwide political system (See paragraphs 10, 14-17)
A SCARLET-COLORED WILD BEAST It is being ridden by a prostitute, Babylon the Great. The beast is described as an eighth king. ( Rev. 17:3-6, 8, 11 ) At first the prostitute controls the wild beast, but later she is destroyed by it. The prostitute represents the world empire of false religion. The beast today represents the United Nations, which promotes the interests of the worldwide political system (See paragraphs 10, 14-17)
THE FIERY-COLORED DRAGON Satan gives authority to the wild beast. ( Rev. 12:3, 9, 13; 13:4; 20:2, 10 ) As Jehovah’s greatest enemy, Satan will be abyssed for 1,000 years. After that, Satan will be hurled into “the lake of fire and sulfur” (See paragraphs 19-20)
THE FIERY-COLORED DRAGON Satan gives authority to the wild beast. ( Rev. 12:3, 9, 13; 13:4; 20:2, 10 ) As Jehovah’s greatest enemy, Satan will be abyssed for 1,000 years. After that, Satan will be hurled into “the lake of fire and sulfur” (See paragraphs 19-20)
Collage: 1. A young brother brings a bag of groceries to an elderly brother. 2. A couple helps a family pack boxes for moving. 3. Another couple rakes leaves from the front yard of an elderly sister’s home.
Jesus’ disciples removing his corpse from the torture stake and wrapping it with a cloth.
A chart of the Hebrew calendar listing months, festivals and observances, weather conditions, and crops.
Jehovah is aware of all that has shaped us (See paragraph 5)
Let go of anger and resentment. Leave matters in God’s hands. He will undo all the harm caused by sin (See paragraph 12)
A brother, with his son nearby, works as a fisherman to provide materially for the family (See paragraph 5)
Many modern-day Witnesses can relate to Job’s tragic losses (See paragraph 7) d
Collage: 1. A young brother brings a bag of groceries to an elderly brother. 2. A couple helps a family pack boxes for moving. 3. Another couple rakes leaves from the front yard of an elderly sister’s home.
Let go of anger and resentment. Leave matters in God’s hands. He will undo all the harm caused by sin (See paragraph 12)
Many modern-day Witnesses can relate to Job’s tragic losses (See paragraph 7) d