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- Column: How Can I Get Over a Crush? at allpoetry
“FOR most teens,” wrote one youth-oriented magazine, “crushes are as common as colds.” Almost all youths experience them, and almost all manage to survive to adulthood, with their pride and sense of humor intact. However, when you are caught in the grip - Column: Am I Ready to Date? at allpoetry
IN MANY lands dating is viewed as a means of romantic entertainment, a fun activity. Dating thus takes many forms. For some, a date is a formal, structured affair—flowers, a lovely dinner, and a good-night kiss are all part of the agenda. For others, a da - Column: Am I Ready for Marriage? at allpoetry
MARRIAGE is not a game. God intended for husbands and wives to forge a permanent bond, closer than that with any other human. (Genesis 2:24) A marriage mate is thus someone you will stick to—or be stuck with—for the rest of your life. - Column: How Do I Know If It’s Real Love? at allpoetry
LOVE—to starry-eyed romantics it is a mysterious visitation that seizes you, a once-in-a-lifetime feeling of sheer ecstasy. Love, they believe, is strictly an affair of the heart, something that cannot be understood, just experienced. Love conquers a - Column: How Can I Carry On a Successful Courtship? at allpoetry
“MOST marriage failures are courtship failures. This point cannot too often be repeated.” So said Paul H. Landis, a researcher on the subject of family life. Louise can vouch for the accuracy of this statement. She explains: “My biggest mistake was gettin - Column: Keep on the Watch! For What? at allpoetry
For What?
Why Is It Especially Urgent Now? - Column: Comfort for God’s People at allpoetry
Isaiah 51:1-23, chapter 12 of "'Isaiah's Prophecy' Light for All Mankind" - Column: “Do Not Put Your Trust in Nobles” at allpoetry
Isaiah 50:1-11, chapter 11 of "'Isaiah's Prophecy' Light for All Mankind" - Column: False Religion—Its Dramatic End Foreseen at allpoetry
Isaiah 47:1-15 what is it's fulfillment for today?
under each paragraph there is a question to help us to really consider the paragraphs read.
- Column: God Cares for the Elderly at allpoetry
Comfort for the Elderly
TODAY’S rampant mistreatment of the elderly is not surprising. Long ago, the Bible foretold that during “the last days” of this ungodly system, people would be “lovers of themselves, . . . having no natural affection.” (2 - Column: Neglected, Mistreated, and Elderly at allpoetry
AS HE made his rounds, the night watchman was not prepared for the chilling sight that awaited him. There, just outside a plush residential complex, he came upon two lifeless bodies—an elderly married couple who had leaped from the window of their eighth- - Column: Mankind's Problems Will They Ever End? at allpoetry
- Column: We Need to Know Who God Is at allpoetry
- Column: Do You Struggle With Your Feelings? at allpoetry
FOR much of her life, Lena has struggled with negative feelings about herself. “Years of sexual abuse during my childhood killed a big part of my self-respect,” she said. “I felt that I was completely useless.” Simone too looks back on her youth and says, - Column: Are We Living in the Last Days? at allpoetry
- Column: THE END OF FALSE RELIGION IS NEAR! at allpoetry
* What is false religion?
* How will it end?
* How will you be affected?
- Column: How Jehovah's Witnesses Are Organized at allpoetry
When did Jehovah's Witnesses have their modern-day start? (1)
How are meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses conducted? (2)
How are expenses cared for? (3)
Who takes the lead in each congregation? (4)
What larger meetings are held each year - Column: How to Build a Happy Marriage at allpoetry
“A man . . . must stick to his wife and they must become one flesh.”—GENESIS 2:24.
- Column: Can Marriage Withstand the Storm? at allpoetry
HOMES that looked sturdy were swept off their foundations, their structures ripped to shreds. As monster storms hit large areas around the globe recently, the quality and durability of countless buildings were put to the ultimate test.
A storm of - Column: THE EUCHARIST:The Facts Behind the Ritual at allpoetry
PEOPLE the world over observe the ceremony regularly—whether several times a year, weekly, or even daily. Yet, it is called a mystery of faith, and many of those who practice it do not claim to understand it. It is viewed as sacred and is even supposed to - Column: Isaiah chapther ONE at allpoetry
Isaiah 1:1:The vision of Isaiah the son of A′moz that he visioned concerning Judah and Jerusalem in the days of Uz‧zi′ah, Jo′tham, A′haz [and] Hez‧e‧ki′ah, kings of Judah: - Column: What Hope for Peace in Our Time? at allpoetry
WAR has always been brutal. It has always ruined the lives of soldiers and has always brought suffering to civilians. But in recent years, war has changed its face. In what way?
- Column: “The War to End All Wars” at allpoetry
‘I promise you that this will be the final war—the war to end all wars.’
—WOODROW WILSON, U.S. PRESIDENT (1913-21).
THOSE were the high expectations of one world leader at the end of World War I, about 90 years ago. That global conflict was s - Column: How Well Do You Communicate? at allpoetry
“LOVE Letter by a 60-Year-Old.” That was the theme of a sweepstakes contest by a bank in Japan a few years ago. It urged Japanese in their 50’s and 60’s to express their “honest feelings” toward their spouses. One contestant wrote to his wife: “You may la - Column: What God’s Kingdom Will Do (part 5) at allpoetry
►The Future of the Kingdom
18, 19. What will happen to the King and the Kingdom at the end of the Millennial Reign?
20. How can we find out what the future holds for Christ and the 144,000?
(last part) - Column: What God’s Kingdom Will Do (part 4) at allpoetry
►Jehovah’s Sovereignty Vindicated
►The Hope of Everlasting Life - Column: What God’s Kingdom Will Do (part 3) at allpoetry
►Inheriting the Earth
►A Marvelous New World
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“Let your kingdom come. Let your will take place, as in heaven, also upon earth.”—MATTHEW 6:10.
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"The End of Wickedness"
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at the bottom of each column I will place the link to th - Column: How Long Can You Live? at allpoetry
“Let his flesh become fresher than in youth; let him return to the days of his youthful vigor.”—JOB 33:25.
WHEN a dog dies after living 10 or 20 years, it has probably done most of the things that dogs do. It may have raised puppies, chased cats, - Column: Can You Avoid Aging? at allpoetry
“Seventy years is all we have—eighty years, if we are strong; . . . life is soon over, and we are gone.”—PSALM 90:10, TODAY’S ENGLISH VERSION.
IMAGINE always enjoying the prime of life. Imagine vigorous health and keenness of mind that never fade - Column: Why Do We Grow Old? at allpoetry
“Man, born of woman, has a short life yet has his fill of sorrow.”—JOB 14:1, THE JERUSALEM BIBLE.
YOU may have imagined that all living things must inevitably wear out. Cars and vacuum cleaners in daily use eventually stop working. It is easy to - Column: When MARITAL DISAGREEMENTS Arise at allpoetry
NO HUSBAND or wife of sound mind enjoys marital conflict, but it is all too common. Typically, one spouse says something that irritates the other. Voices are raised, and tempers flare, igniting an emotionally charged argument with caustic remarks. Then co - Column: Drawing Close to God in Prayer at allpoetry
Why is it important to pray regularly? (1)
To whom should we pray, and how? (2, 3)
What are proper subjects for prayer? (4)
When should you pray? (5, 6)
Does God listen to all prayers? (7) - Column: Would You Like to Know the Truth? at allpoetry
THE truth about what? About some of the most important questions that humans have ever asked. Perhaps you have wondered about such questions as these:
* Does God really care about us?
* Will war and suffering ever end?
* What
