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Long E Lasu La Krist En N'ebol'a Dikalo MAYES _ E2020 _ Longelasulakrist_ _ en n’ebol’a dikalo KALAT’A NDONGAMEN _ + Betsale _ Patan a bekwali el na Oholiab be o longa belongisan ba mun _ EKWAL’A BOSO ´ ( WE NAOS_OY’EPAS’ABIB_¯ EL O MUKOBA Myuedi: M_oBib_el e dia e ben _ epol’ao o nin weng _ ee? _ MA BELONGISAN BA BELEDI: Epas’a Bibel: _ 2Tim 3:16 ˙ fg jokwa 11 § 1 ´ Myuedi ma bekutu: M_oBib_el ne mbombo na dibie _ la wase e? MYANGO MA BWAM ok _ MI MAWENALOBA! _ o P_EPEL _ E _ ´ ( WE NAOS_OY’EPAS’ABIB_EL O MUKOBA ´ ¯ Myuedi: M_oBib_el ne mbombo na dibielawasee? _ MA BELONGISAN BA BELEDI: Epas’a Bibel: _ Hiob 26:7 ˙ bhs 21 § 8 Nje Bibel _ e ˙ mokwel _ en _ obis_ _ oe? Myuedi ma bekutu: M_omaleamaBib_el me muse _ ne? MAYES _ E5-11 _ $ BEBUSEDI 31-32 ˙ Mwenge 45 na muka TINGAMEOEBOL’ADIKALO _ ˙ Byingedi (1 min.) ´ ˙ ˙ Sinima na ekwal’a boso: (4 min.) Jakwalisane. _ Lee _ ´ M’BWANM’EYAL’ALOBA sinima, nde o baisebukedin _ a: NeniMagiabo- _ ´ ¯ ˙ “Na jowelalosangom _ ıla”: (10 min.) lanen _ omyuediombad’abwame?N_ _ eni a bokisen _ o _ eyot’a pep _ el _ e _ di mabupee? _ Bbu 32:1—Mitakisan ma longe _ mi si mabola moto wonja o jowe _ maloba mapep _ e( _ w09-F 15/5 11 § 11) ˙ Ekwal’a boso: (4 min. o jindea les _ e)Boteanapatan _ Bbu 32:4-6—Bana ba Israel ba lati jowelambal_ _ ena aekwali.Ombus’anikaing_eleokwaleyep_ _ e(nde ´ la losango (w12-F 15/10 25 § 12) esibele_ _ e) sinima Onola nje jokwa Bib _ele? (9) Bbu 32:9, 10—Yehova a linganebanabaIsraeljita _ ˙ Ekwali: (5 min. o jindea les _ e) _ w10-F 15/5 21—Tema: ´ ´ (w18.07 20 § 14) OnolanjeYehovaasik_okisen _ oArono _ nola mun’a ¯ ´ ´ ˙ Pulise _ misanga ma tiki ma mudı: (10 min.) naka na gol a pongin _ oe?(7) _ ´ Bbu 31:17—O njika mbadi Yehova a wumsen _ oobu _ na LONGELAKRIST_ _ EN bo londe _ samba e? (w19.12 3§4) ˙ Mwenge 36 ˙ Bbu 32:32, 33—Nje ye ‘kalat’a Loba’ e, nje moto “Wel _ emulatakom_ _ ongonaYehovatiki”: _ (15 min.) ´ angamenn _ obolan _ adinalaoditilab_eotenndedisi Jakwalisane. _ Lee _ sinima Komb _emulatako mong _ ona _ ‘dimsabe’ _ pet_ _ oe?(w87-F 1/9 29) Yehova (Kol 3:5) (ala o sinima o sole _ o MAKOT _ ON _ ENA _ BEKWALI). Njika misanga ma tiki o soin _ oobolangabaBib_ _ el ˙ Jokwa la Bibel _ la mwemba: (30 min. o jindea les _ e) _ ba nin woki jombwea Yehova, ebol’a dikalo, tolambo _ jy jokwa 85 dipep _ ee? _ ˙ Bekwesedi (3 min. o jindea les _ e) _ ˙ Mwenge 74 na muka ˙ Bolanga ba Bibel: _ (4 min. o jindea les _ e) _ Bbu 32:15-35 (10) ´ ¯ BEBUSEDI 31-32 $ Na jowelalosangom _ ıla 32:1,4-6,9,10 ´ Em_enen _ en _ a beboledi ba bato ba Egipto nde be tutel _ eBonaisraelojow_ _ e njimbidi. Mbad’a jowelo- _ ´ sango ye jita o nin weng _ e, _ iwoyen _ anaib_endutu ´ ojemba.T_oeb_endenadisim_endejow_ _ enjimbidi, ´ ´ ´ je nadibolealosangoyet_ena jesel _ en _ a n_ong’asu i ´ l_onde bison _ adisiboleap_eYehovanamulema mwes _ e. _ ´ Njika mambo ma longelabu _ na teme _ ´ ´ namabolananasiboleap_eYehovana ´ mulema mwes _ ee,n_ _ eni pebolan _ amasi ´ ´ b_enengi _ na omo _ name? 2 MAYES _ E _ 5-11 W_elemulatakom_ _ ongonaYehovatiki _ Baboledi ba Yehova ba ben _ edube enden _ e. _ Kana ´ jenokrist_ _ en i bakema _ nolo na i dubisabe, _ di mawe _ ´ nadibengebams_emulatakodib_ennonaSango _ asu Yehova. Mom _ en _ endeadutibis_ _ otongweana Mun’ao. (Yoh 6:44) A masenga pemikamasu. _ —Mye 34:16. ´ N_eni jenon _ adikomb_e mulatako masu ma tiki na Loba e? Ka laboso, jangamen _ jeka bisom _ en _ eo _ bolamambomabobekanjet_ebanabaIsraelba ´ bolino. _ Ponda toiningaombusabab_ _ o n_omalena ´ ´ Yehova, ba pongi _ Mun’a naka na gol, na baboba _ botea o jowem_ _ o. (Bbu 32:7, 8; 1Kor 10:7, 11, 14) ´ Jangamen _ baisebis_ _ omen _ en _ a: ‘Neni _ na yokin _ o _ ´ bola keneobosobamikekisane?M_ _ omambona ´ mabolanomamale_ _ ena mulatako mam na Yehova ´ ´ mwe mba tiki e? Ndol’a n_ongo _ n_ongodib_ _ enedino _ ´ ´ ´ Sango asu ne o mo _ nem_endejongwan_ _ ebis_oona ¯ mambo a singen _ om _ ıla.—Mye 97:10. OMBWA SINIMA KOMBEMULATAKOM_ _ ONGONAYEHOVA _ (KOL 3:5), NDE WALABEMINMYUEDI: _ ˙ Nje ye ekon _ e? ´ ˙ Onola nje di s’angamenn _ ob_ _ e mukubo na baboleyelosangoe? _ ˙ Njika mulatako mwe oteten a musonje na jowelalosangoe? _ ´ ´ ´ ˙ Onola nje babaedi bena ba ben _ betoti _ o bebokedi bangamenn _ ob_ _ embakinabamombwean_ong’a mom’abu tomunj’abue? _ ˘ 2020 Christian Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Our Christian Life and Ministry—Meeting Workbook (ISSN 2380-3487) is printed monthly by Watch Tower Society of Jehovah’s Witnesses, P.M.B. 1090, Benin City 300001, Edo State, Nigeria. 3 MAYES _ E12-18 _ $ BEBUSEDI 33-34 ˙ Mwenge 115 na muka TINGAMEOEBOL’ADIKALO _ ˙ Byingedi (1 min.) ´ ˙ ˙ Sinima na pep _ el _ e: _ (5 min.) Jakwalisane. _ Lee _ sinima, ´ M’BWANM’EYAL’ALOBA nde o baise _ bukedi myuedi na: NeniMagiabo- _ ˙ “Bedemo _ ba Yehova ba bwam”: (10 min.) lanen _ oepas’aBib_ _ el o mbad’a bwam e? Neni _ a ´ tutel _ en _ omot’ekwalioduteae? _ Bbu34:5—BiadinalaLobanikane nde bia mwano mao, bebolo bao, na bedem _ obao( _ it-2-F 412-413) ˙ P_epel _ e: _ (3 min. o jindea les _ e)Boteanapatana _ Bbu 34:6—Bedemo _ ba Yehova be maduta bisob_ _ ebe _ ekwali. Buka mukidi mu mawel _ eb _ eponday_ _ eseo _ ¯ na mo( _ w09-F 1/5 18 § 3-5) monda mong _ omadikalo.(16) _ Bbu 34:7—Yehova a malakise _ babolebobebenaba _ ˙ P_epel _ e: _ (5 min. o jindea les _ e)Boteanapatana _ matel _ e( _ w09-F 1/5 18 § 6) ekwali. Ingel _ ekalati _ Okw _el _ebiso _ , nde o boteye jokwa ¯ ˙ Pulise _ misanga ma tiki ma mudı: (10 min.) la Bibel _ o jokwa di londe2.(8) _ Bbu 33:11, 20—O njika mbadi Yehova a tanoakwali- _ LONGELAKRIST_ _ EN sane _ Mose “boso na boso” e? (w04-F 15/3 27 § 5) ˙ Mwenge 80 ´ ´ ˙ Bbu 34:23, 24—OnolanjebomebatumbalaIsrael “A besomb _ e—M _ oYehovandeebi _ n_odik_om la tiki ´ ´ ba tanobab_ _ ene _ n_ong’a duben _ abak_otom _ embut_ _ e e?”: (15 min.) Jakwalisane. _ Lee _ sinima Abes_omb _e ngedi ilalo e? (w98-F 1/9 20 § 5) — “ K e k a n d e l _e n _e n _e n i Ye h o v a e nobwam” _ (ala o sini- ma o sole _ o BEKOKEL _ E _ ). Njika misanga ma tiki o soin _ oobolangabaBib_ _ el ˙ Jokwa la Bibel _ la mwemba: (30 min. o jindea les _ e) _ ba nin woki jombwea Yehova, ebol’a dikalo, tolambo _ jy jokwa 86 § 1-7 dipep _ ee? _ ˙ Bekwesedi (3 min. o jindea les _ e) _ ˙ Mwenge 130 na muka ˙ Bolanga ba Bibel: _ (4 min. o jindea les _ e) _ Bbu 33:1-16 (10) BEBUSEDI 33-34 $ Bedemo _ ba Yehova ba bwam 34:5-7 ´ Mose a leel _ ebanabaIsraelw_ _ elisaneo _ nolanaataabia ´ bedemo _ ba Yehova. Bisop_ _ e, je nadile_ele _ bonasango asu w_elisane, _ yetenadibatiobiabed_ _ emo ba Yehova. ˙ “Muyao na ndolo”: Yehova a mombwea baboledi bao na ´ ´ ndol’a n_ongo _ n_ongo, _ ka nje te _ bayedi ba mombweanobana _ babu ´ ˙ “Mun_ongo _ o malinga”: Yehova a maleel _ ebaboledibao _ w_elisane _ ponda ban ba mawusano,amabolap_ _ ebab_o ponda o tukwa ˙ ˙ “M’bwanondedi”:Ndol’a jemea Yehova a benedin _ o _ baboledi bao e si mend _ eb_ _ enesu _ ´ ´ BAISEWAM_ _ ENEN _ A, ‘Neni _ nenon _ anembilan_emuyaoma Yehova na ndol’ao e?’ 4 MAYES _ E12-18 _ ´ Abes_ombe—M _ oYehovandeebi _ n_odik_om la tiki e? Njika bedemoomawasan_ _ oomboadik_om e? Yek _ ei _ tebed_ _ emo ka mbale, _ muyao, na sanga la mulema. Yehova moab_ _ en ben bede- _ mo bes _ e. _ (Bbu 34:6; Bbol 14:17) A malambetoipondaoma- _ ´ kanen _ om_ _ o. A mongwanewaot_ _ onjikapondaob_enno _ n_ongi. (Mye 18:20, 36) A malakisemawus_ _ em_ongo. _ (1Yoh 1:9) E se _ dikom _ la bwam Yehova enoe! _ ´ ´ N_eni wenon _ aob_edik_om la Yehova e? Langa Eyal’ao na wokwe bia mo. _ Langwea mobesokabamulemam_ _ ongo. _ (Mye ´ ´ ´ 62:9; 142:2) Leen _ aot_ondi mambo mena me mwena onola Ye- ´ hova, k’eyembilan, Mun’ao, Janea lao, na makaki mao onola kiel _ enimay_ _ e. Kwalisanebap_ _ epejombweam_ _ o. (Ndim 32:3) O ´ boli tem_ _ esen _ aob_enemulatakomab_ _ oiboi _ na Yehova, a mend _ e _ b_edik_om long _ o _ o bwindea.—Mye 73:25, 26, 28. OMBWA SINIMA ABES_OMBE—“KEKA _ NDE LEN _ EN_ _ ENI YEHOVA ENOBWAM,” _ NDE WALABEMINMYUEDI: _ ´ ˙ ´ ´ ˙ N_eni wenon _ aobonsanewam_ _ eneo _ nola bakela _ nolo na dubisee? _ ´ ˙ N_eni bapep _ eomwembaben_ _ onabongwan_ewaoboleaYehovae? ´ ´ ˙ N_eni ebol’a dikalo yenon _ aebolanamulatakom_ongonaYehovamub_ _ e ´ ngina e? ´ ˙ Njika mambo wenon _ a o bola o ebol’a Yehova e? ˙ Njik’edemoaYehovaot_ _ ondinoe? _ ´ We naob_edik_om na Yehova o bwindea! 5 MAYES _ E19-25 _ $ BEBUSEDI 35-36 ˙ Mwenge 92 na muka TINGAMEOEBOL’ADIKALO _ ˙ Byingedi (1 min.) ˙ ˙ Ekwal’a boso: (3 min.
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