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TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
Israel was lured into wrongdoing by Moab (Nu 25:1, 2; lvs 118 ¶1-2)
Israel’s disloyalty and selfishness brought Jehovah’s rage (Nu 25:3-5; lvs 119 ¶4)
Jehovah turned away his wrath because of one person’s decisive act of courage (Nu 25:6-11)
ASK YOURSELF, ‘In what situations do I need courage to stand out as different?’
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The Moabites sought to harm the Israelites (Nu 22:3-6)
Jehovah acted in behalf of his people (Nu 22:12, 34, 35; 23:11, 12)
No one can successfully oppose Jehovah (Nu 24:12, 13; bt 53 ¶5; it-2 291)
Nothing, including persecution or disasters, can prevent the good news from being preached according to God’s will. When we experience personal hardships, do we rely on our heavenly Father and keep his worship our priority?
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TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
The Moabites sought to harm the Israelites (Nu 22:3-6)
Jehovah acted in behalf of his people (Nu 22:12, 34, 35; 23:11, 12)
No one can successfully oppose Jehovah (Nu 24:12, 13; bt 53 ¶5; it-2 291)
Nothing, including persecution or disasters, can prevent the good news from being preached according to God’s will. When we experience personal hardships, do we rely on our heavenly Father and keep his worship our priority?
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Moses’ meekness was put to the test when he experienced pressure and stress (Nu 20:2-5; w19.02 12 ¶19)
Moses temporarily lost his meekness (Nu 20:10; w19.02 13 ¶20-21)
Jehovah disciplined Moses and Aaron for their serious mistake (Nu 20:12; w09 9/1 19 ¶5)
Meekness is a mildness of temper, without haughtiness or vanity. It enables one to endure injury with patience and without irritation, resentment, or retaliation.
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TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
Moses’ meekness was put to the test when he experienced pressure and stress (Nu 20:2-5; w19.02 12 ¶19)
Moses temporarily lost his meekness (Nu 20:10; w19.02 13 ¶20-21)
Jehovah disciplined Moses and Aaron for their serious mistake (Nu 20:12; w09 9/1 19 ¶5)
Meekness is a mildness of temper, without haughtiness or vanity. It enables one to endure injury with patience and without irritation, resentment, or retaliation.
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Jehovah gave the priests and the Levites a priceless privilege of service (Nu 18:6, 7)
The tribe of Levi received no land allotment but had Jehovah as their inheritance (Nu 18:20, 24; w11 9/15 13 ¶9)
The nation gave a tenth of its produce to support the Levites and the priesthood (Nu 18:21, 26, 27; w11 9/15 7 ¶4)
Jehovah promised the priests and the Levites that he would care for their basic material needs. We can be confident that Jehovah will support us if we make sacrifices to serve him.
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TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
Jehovah gave the priests and the Levites a priceless privilege of service (Nu 18:6, 7)
The tribe of Levi received no land allotment but had Jehovah as their inheritance (Nu 18:20, 24; w11 9/15 13 ¶9)
The nation gave a tenth of its produce to support the Levites and the priesthood (Nu 18:21, 26, 27; w11 9/15 7 ¶4)
Jehovah promised the priests and the Levites that he would care for their basic material needs. We can be confident that Jehovah will support us if we make sacrifices to serve him.
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Korah rebelled against Jehovah’s arrangement because he became proud and overconfident (Nu 16:1-3; w11 9/15 27 ¶12)
Korah was a respected Levite who already enjoyed many privileges (Nu 16:8-10; w11 9/15 27 ¶11)
Korah’s wrong thinking had dire consequences (Nu 16:32, 35)
We must not allow our achievements in Jehovah’s service to cause us to develop pride and overconfidence. The longer we have been in the truth or the weightier our responsibilities, the more humble we need to be.
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TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
Korah rebelled against Jehovah’s arrangement because he became proud and overconfident (Nu 16:1-3; w11 9/15 27 ¶12)
Korah was a respected Levite who already enjoyed many privileges (Nu 16:8-10; w11 9/15 27 ¶11)
Korah’s wrong thinking had dire consequences (Nu 16:32, 35)
We must not allow our achievements in Jehovah’s service to cause us to develop pride and overconfidence. The longer we have been in the truth or the weightier our responsibilities, the more humble we need to be.
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The spies who gave a bad report lacked faith (Nu 13:31-33; 14:11)
The lack of faith of the ten spies disheartened their brothers (Nu 14:1-4)
The spies who maintained courage had strong faith (Nu 14:6-9; w06 10/1 16-17 ¶5-6)
The Israelites had already witnessed Jehovah’s saving acts in their behalf. This should have strengthened their faith that he would help them conquer Canaan.
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