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30/03/2026

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29/03/2026

29/03/2026

Jesus said that the ransom was provided “so that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyed but have everlasting life.” (John 3:16) The ransom is Jehovah’s means of rescuing us from the effects of sin and death. None of us should take it for granted. (Rom. 3:23, 24; 2 Cor. 6:1) The days before the Memorial give us an opportunity to reflect on the love that Jehovah and Jesus showed, and this love should compel us to respond appreciatively.

29/03/2026

Reflect on how Jehovah feels about those who have strayed. He does not reject them. Instead, he searches for lost sheep. He feeds them and helps them to return to him. (Read Ezekiel 34:11, 12, 16.) Could Jehovah be doing the same for you? Yes! The fact that you are considering this material indicates that your heart is inclined toward righteousness. Just as Jehovah saw your heart condition and drew you into the truth, might he now be drawing you back?

29/03/2026

From time to time, we do well to examine ourselves in harmony with the direction found at 2 Corinthians 13:5: “Keep testing whether you are in the faith; keep proving what you yourselves are.” Periodically, we can ask ourselves such questions as: ‘Am I putting Kingdom interests first in my life?’ (Matt. 6:33) ‘Does my choice of entertainment show that I hate what is bad?’ (Ps. 97:10) ‘Do I promote peace and unity among fellow believers?’ (Eph. 4:2, 3) The Memorial​—the occasion when we especially reflect on Jehovah’s provision of the ransom—​gives us an opportunity to examine ourselves and make sure that we are living for Christ and not for ourselves.

29/03/2026

why not use the weeks leading up to the Memorial to meditate on the unique blessings we enjoy as Jehovah’s Witnesses? No doubt that will help you build appreciation for the ransom​—the basis for your relationship with Jehovah

29/03/2026

why not use the weeks leading up to the Memorial to meditate on the unique blessings we enjoy as Jehovah’s Witnesses? No doubt that will help you build appreciation for the ransom​—the basis for your relationship with Jehovah

29/03/2026

If you are a baptized Christian, you have already demonstrated faith in the ransom in a number of ways. For example, you took steps to be close to Jehovah and to conform to his standards. You obeyed Jesus’ command to make disciples by sharing your faith with others. You dedicated yourself to Jehovah and got baptized. Have you faced opposition as a result of your stand for true worship? (2 Tim. 3:12) Your faithful endurance demonstrates your love for Jehovah and your appreciation for the ransom that he provided through his Son.​—Heb. 12:2, 3.

29/03/2026

What if you find it difficult to accept a Bible teaching that you recently learned? Do research on that teaching, and pray to Jehovah for a clearer understanding of it. (Ps. 86:11) If you still find it difficult to understand the teaching, set the matter aside for now​—but do not stop studying the Bible. What if you find it difficult to abandon a practice that the Bible condemns? Remember that Jehovah never asks the impossible of imperfect humans. You can live by his standards. (Read Deuteronomy 30:11-14.) And Jehovah promises to help you. (Isa. 41:10, 13; 1 Cor. 10:13) So do not give up. Rather than dwell on the challenge that you are facing, focus on your appreciation for all that Jehovah has provided​—including the ransom arrangement. As your love for Jehovah grows, you will find that “his commandments are not burdensome.”​—1 John 5:3.

29/03/2026

As a Bible student, how can you respond appreciatively to the ransom? One way is to follow the apostle Paul’s counsel to the Philippians: “To the extent we have made progress, let us go on walking orderly in this same course.” (Phil. 3:16) Another Bible version renders this verse: “We must keep going in the direction that we are now headed.” In harmony with that counsel, do not let anything hinder your progress on the road to life.​—Matt. 7:14; Luke 9:62

29/03/2026

If you are studying the Bible, consider this: Your response to the good news indicates that you are among those whom Jehovah is drawing into a relationship with him. (John 6:44; Acts 13:48) “Jehovah is the examiner of hearts.” This means that he notices your efforts to learn about him, and he rejoices to see your progress as you make changes to conform to his standards. (Prov. 17:3; 27:11) The ransom makes it possible for you to have a close friendship with Jehovah. (Rom. 5:10, 11) Never take that for granted.