To be “poor in spirit” means to recognize daily our utter dependence on Jehovah’s Word and grace for spiritual life and strength.

Lasting security comes to those who listen to Jehovah’s wisdom, finding peace and stability amid life’s turmoil.

Nothing in creation is hidden from Jehovah’s sight; His all-seeing gaze exposes every heart and rewards faithful integrity.

Lying destroys trust and unity. Christians must reflect Christ by speaking truth, for dishonesty belongs to the old self, not the new.

Christians must speak Jehovah’s truth boldly and fearlessly, as Jeremiah did, refusing silence in a world hostile to righteousness.

The redeemed return to Zion with everlasting joy, as sorrow and sighing vanish in the presence of Jehovah’s restoration.

Believers must deliberately encourage one another to love and good works, strengthening faith through active, Spirit-guided fellowship.

Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane shows true faith—surrendering our will to God’s perfect will.

Be not anxious, for Jehovah is your God. He strengthens, helps, and holds His people with His righteous hand.

The believer’s only weapon in spiritual warfare is the Word of God — the sword of the Spirit — powerful, precise, and divinely effective.