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Should I Borrow Money?

The Bible’s wisdom can help you to decide.

Make Life Better—Financial Stability

How can Bible principles help you minimize money problems?

What Does the Bible Say About Money?

Is money really the root of all evil?

A Balanced View of Money

A seven-question self-examination can help you see whether your view has become distorted.

The Way of Happiness—Contentment and Generosity

Many think that happiness is equated with assets and wealth. Do money and possessions really bring lasting happiness? What does the evidence suggest?

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Why Do We Buy?

Why do so many people buy what they don’t really need? How can you protect yourself from becoming a victim of clever marketers?

Three Things That Money Cannot Buy

Money enables us to buy certain things we need, but the greatest satisfaction in life comes from things that money can’tbuy.

Hard Work—Is It Outdated?

Some people think that hard work is beneath them. Yet many others actually enjoy working hard. What has helped them to find satisfaction in their work?

What the Bible Says About Work

Does it matter what kind of work you do?

How to Deal With Burnout

Four tips can help you to keep your job from killing you.

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Are You Doing Too Much?

Many people find it hard to meet the demands of both their work and their homelife. What is causing the problem? What can be done to alleviate it?

Coping With Natural Disasters

What practical steps should you take to prepare? How can a relationship with God help you to cope?

When Disaster Strikes—Steps That Can Save Lives

These tips could save your life and the lives of others.

Is Life Worth Living When Disaster Strikes?

The Bible provides practical guidance that can help you to recover from a natural disaster.

What Does the Bible Say About Natural Disasters?

Are they punishment from God? Does God help victims of natural disasters?

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Philippines Typhoon—Faith Conquers Adversity

Survivors describe what happened when Super Typhoon Haiyan struck.

When a Loved One Dies

How can a person cope with grief? And is there any hope for our loved ones who have died?

When Tragedy Strikes—Loss of a Loved One

Five of Ronaldo’s close family members died in a car crash 16 years ago. Although he still feels a void, he has found inner peace.

Coping With Grief—What You Can Do Today

Many have been able to deal with the grief of losing a loved one by taking a few basic steps.

Is Life Worth Living When a Loved One Dies?

Consider five practical suggestions that can help you to endure the loss of a loved one.

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When a Parent Dies

The loss of a parent is a devastating blow. What can help young people manage the range of emotions that are sure to follow?

When Children Grieve

How did the Bible help three young people deal with the death of a family member?

When Your Child Asks About Death

Four steps can help you answer their questions and show them how to cope with the loss of a loved one.

Hope for the Dead—How Can You Be Sure?

The Bible provides two sound reasons for trusting in the resurrection.

What Hope Is There for the Dead?

What happens to us when we die? Will we ever see our dead loved ones again?

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The Best Help for Those Who Grieve

The Bible can provide the best help for those who grieve.

What the Bible Says About Suffering

Does God care about our trials and pain?

Suffering—Is It Punishment From God?

Does God use sickness or tragedies to punish people for their sins?

How Can I Deal With Tragedy?

Young people relate what helped them to cope.

What Should I Know About Sexual Assault?—Part 2: Recovery

Read firsthand expressions from abuse victims who have recovered.

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Does God Care About Our Suffering?

Some people question if God exists because of the suffering they see. Learn from God’s Word how our suffering affects Him.

Why Does God Allow Suffering?

Many ask why the world is so full of hatred and suffering. The Bible provides a satisfying and comforting answer.

Why Did God Allow the Holocaust to Happen?

Many have asked why a loving God would permit so much wickedness.

The End of Suffering Is at Hand!

God has promised to remove all causes of suffering. How and when will he do this?

Life Without Suffering—A Trustworthy Promise

The Bible promises that all disasters and tragedies will soon be gone forever.

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The jw.org website is featuring a Section under “Bible Teachings” called “Faith in God.” This Section includes the series “Imitate Their Faith,” previously published in The Watchtower.

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The Israelites camped according to three-tribe divisions (Nu 1:52, 53; w94 12/1 9 ¶4)
4 If you had had a bird’s-eye view of Israel encamped in the wilderness, what would you have seen? A vast, but orderly, array of tents housing possibly three million or more people, grouped according to three-tribe divisions to the north, south, east, and west. Peering closer, you would also have noticed another grouping nearer the middle of the camp. These four smaller clusters of tents housed the families of the tribe of Levi. At the very center of the camp, in an area cordoned off by a cloth wall, was a unique structure. This was the “tent of meeting,” or tabernacle, which “wise-hearted” Israelites had built according to Jehovah’s plan.—Numbers 1:52, 53; 2:3, 10, 17, 18, 25; Exodus 35:10.

The Israelite camp may have totaled 3,000,000 or more (Nu 2:32, 33; it-1 397 ¶4)
Out and beyond the Levitical tents, the 12 tribes camped in a quadrilateral arrangement oriented by the four points of the compass. It appears that the people in general were removed a considerable distance from the tabernacle; some commentators suggest some 900 m (3,000 ft), because there was to be a distance of “about two thousand cubits” between the people and the ark of the covenant when the crossing of the Jordan began. (Jos 3:4) The 12 tribes were divided into four grand divisions, each called by the name of the central tribe of the division. So the three-tribe division to the E of the tabernacle was called Judah, with Issachar on the one side of Judah and Zebulun on the other side. (Nu 2:3-8) When this arrangement was set up in 1512 B.C.E., this three-tribe division of Judah numbered 186,400 able-bodied males 20 years old and up. (Nu 1:1-3; 2:9) Clockwise to the S was the three-tribe division of Reuben, with Simeon and Gad alongside Reuben, and numbering 151,450 men of war. (Nu 2:10-16) These two divisions on the E and S, together with the Levites, were Jacob’s descendants by Leah and her handmaid Zilpah. (Ge 35:23, 26) Incidentally, with both Reuben and the Kohathites camping S of the sanctuary, the physical association between the Reubenite rebels Dathan and Abiram and the Kohathite Korah is explained. (Nu 16:1) Around to the W was the three-tribe division of Ephraim, flanked by Manasseh and Benjamin, all descendants of Rachel, and numbering 108,100 army men. (Nu 2:18-24) Finally, on the N was the three-tribe division of Dan, associated with Asher and Naphtali, and totaling 157,600 fighting men. (Nu 2:25-31) Dan and Naphtali were descendants of Rachel’s handmaid Bilhah, but Asher was of Leah’s maidservant Zilpah.—Ge 35:25, 26.

Jehovah wants his people to worship him in an organized way. That was true for the nation of Israel, and it is true for us today.—1Co 14:33, 40.