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David felt that he ‘lacked nothing good’ even during difficult times (See paragraphs 1-3) d

During the time that he spent growing up with Jesus, James got to know his older brother very well (See paragraph 2)

Support those who grieve, as Jesus did (See paragraphs 5-9) e

Can you find a quiet setting to do your personal study? (See paragraphs 8-9)

Jesus and his faithful apostles reclining at a table during the Lord’s Evening Meal.

The Israelites “lacked nothing” during their 40 years in the wilderness. Can we be content with what we have now? (See paragraph 11) e

James humbled himself when Jesus appeared to him, and from then on he faithfully served as Christ’s disciple (See paragraphs 5-7)

Adjust your witnessing schedule, as Jesus did (See paragraphs 13-14) f

Can you set aside time to pray when you are most alert? (See paragraph 12)

A couple offering the brochure “Enjoy Life Forever!” to a man at his home.

During the great tribulation, Gog of Magog’s forces may try to assault us in our homes. But we can take comfort in knowing that Jesus and his angels are aware of what is happening and will defend us (See paragraph 13)

James’ illustrations were simple, clear, and effective (See paragraphs 15-16) d

Supplicate Jehovah when in distress, as Jesus did (See paragraphs 15-17) g

Can you avoid responding to text messages and emails during meetings? (See paragraphs 13-14)

Despite being tired, how did Jesus react when a crowd came to him? (See paragraph 4)

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A man wearing fogged-up glasses that obscure his ability to see his surroundings clearly.

Which of these two forms of counsel do you find harder to accept? (See paragraphs 3-4)

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Why should Christian elders be “quick to listen”? (See paragraphs 13-14)

In what ways can we imitate Jesus’ self-sacrificing spirit in our life? (See paragraph 5)

Lydie and me on our wedding day, April 3, 1965

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