Vivek Makes SHOCK Vice Presidential Announcement As Trump’s Plane Is Spotted Secretly Leaving Ohio✈️

1. Of course it’s Vivek. He came from nowhere and had a meteoric rise in popularity. All by design.

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2. A kind man benefits himself.—Prov. 11:17. — That forgivers will be forgiven was made clear by Almighty Jehovah (Psalms 83:18) God in connection with his servant Job. That faithful man had been deeply hurt by the cutting remarks of three men named Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar. Jehovah instructed Job to pray in their behalf. After Job did so, Jehovah blessed him. (Job 42:8-10) Harboring resentment is damaging. Jehovah wants us to enjoy the relief that comes from unburdening ourselves of resentment. (Eph. 4:31, 32) He urges us to “let go of anger and abandon rage.” (Ps. 37:8) There is wisdom in following that advice. Harboring resentment can be harmful to our physical and mental health. (Prov. 14:30) Our harboring such resentment will not affect the offender any more than our drinking poison would harm the one who offended us. Rather, when we forgive others, we are giving ourselves a gift. We find peace of mind and heart, and we are able to move ahead in our service to Jehovah. Why is “our service to Jehovah” mentioned in this explanation? Because it is only those who serve Almighty Jehovah God NOW who listen to Him and put into practice what He teaches us. If you have questions, please ask or email me with your questions/doubts; rich515151@yahoo.com. I can answer ANY question you may have about the Bible and I use the Bible to answer such questions. Any help I can provide is always free as is commanded in the Bible. I depend upon Him for what I need; not you. If you wish to study the Bible, I can direct you to a FREE Bible study course that you can enjoy in your own home. Please request the link to study the Bible in your home via email.

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