Tuesday, March 2
All things . . . that you want men to do to you, you also must do to them.—Matt. 7:12.
Jesus taught principles that would help his followers to treat others fairly. Think, for example, about the Golden Rule. We all want to be treated fairly. Therefore, we should behave fairly toward others. If we do, they may be moved to treat us with fairness. But what if we have been treated unjustly? Jesus also taught his followers to trust that Jehovah will “cause justice to be done for [those] who cry out to him day and night.” (Luke 18:6, 7) That statement is, in effect, a promise: Our just God is aware of the trials we are facing in these last days, and he will cause justice to be done for us in his due time. (2 Thess. 1:6) When we follow the principles that Jesus taught, we will treat others in a just way. And if we have been a victim of injustice in Satan’s world, we can take comfort in knowing that Jehovah will cause justice to be done for us. w19.05 5 ¶18-19
March 1-7
NUMBERS 7-8
Song 4 and Prayer
Opening Comments (1 min.)
TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD
“Lessons From the Camp of Israel”: (10 min.)
Spiritual Gems: (10 min.)
Bible Reading: (4 min.) Nu 7:1-17 (th study 5)
APPLY YOURSELF TO THE FIELD MINISTRY
Memorial Invitation: (2 min.) Use the sample conversation. (th study 11)
Return Visit: (3 min.) Make a return visit on someone who showed interest and accepted the Memorial invitation. (th study 6)
Return Visit: (3 min.) Invite a former Bible student to the Memorial. (th study 12)
Return Visit: (3 min.) Invite to the Memorial a relative to whom you have witnessed in the past. (th study 17)
LIVING AS CHRISTIANS
Organizational Accomplishments: (5 min.) Play the Organizational Accomplishments video for March.
Local Needs: (10 min.)
Congregation Bible Study: (30 min.) rr chap. 5 ¶17-22, box 5A
Concluding Comments (3 min.)
Song 127 and Prayer