WE DO NOT KNOW HOW JEHOVAH MAY ACT - Conclusion

 Our not knowing how Jehovah will act actually helps us to develop such essential qualities as humility and modesty. We come to recognize that Jehovah's thoughts and ways are higher than ours. (Isaiah 55:8, 9) We also learn to trust in Jehovah more fully, relying on him for success. When we have good results in the ministry or in a theocratic project, we rightly give Jehovah the praise. (Psalm 127:1; 1 Corinthias 3:7) If matters do not turn out as we expected, we need to remember that Jehovah is still in full control. (Isaiah 26:12) We do our part, and we continue to trust that Jehovah will do his part. We are confident that he will provide us with the direction we need, even if not in the same miraculous way that he sometimes did in the past. - ACTS 16:6-10.

Reflect on the fact that we know that Jehovah is always loving, just, and wise. We know that he highly values what we do for him and for our fellow worshippers. And we know that Jehovah always rewards those who are loyal to him. - HEBREWS 11:6. 

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