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Abraham talks with Lot to resolve a quarrel between their herdsmen

Jehovah’s Witnesses preach to people in various countries

A woman reads the Bible and contemplates which path to take

Brother Rutherford speaks at the 1919 convention in Cedar Point, Ohio, U.S.A.

A man violently argues while gambling, gets baptized, but later shouts at another brother in the Kingdom Hall

An older couple reads a ‘Young People Ask’ book together

At times, it may be appropriate to offer a small token of appreciation for a legitimate service to which a person is entitled

It may be necessary to reason with your brother more than once in order to gain him (See paragraph 15)

We preach wherever people can be found (See paragraph 10)

A woman reads the Bible

It may be helpful to collect and review scriptures and articles that deal with your weaknesses (See paragraph 15)

Are you getting the most out of your Bible reading? (See paragraph 7)

A potter molds a lump of clay into a vessel

In the modern-day fulfillment, the man with the secretary’s inkhorn represents Jesus Christ, the one behind the scenes who marks those who will survive

Moses speaks to the Israelites

A couple returns a lost passport to its owner

A Christian man contemplates the faults of others in his congregation

As an example of being molded by the Great Potter, a Christian brother walks away from two elders but later returns to talk with them

Crates of apples in an orchard

Jehovah uses Christian elders to mold us, but we must do our part (See paragraphs 12, 13)

Are you contributing to the oneness of the Christian congregation? (See paragraphs 16-19)

Being honest allows us to maintain a clean conscience and to have freeness of speech in the ministry

If you had lived in Israel at the time of Eli and his sons, how would you have reacted? (See paragraph 6)

Use God’s provisions to help you remain malleable (See paragraphs 10-13)