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King HEROD AGRIPPA I 44 CE : Chapters 12

HEROD AGRIPPA I


Acts 12:1


Absolem [arrogance]

Death of Herod [arrogance]

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"John the brother of James (he also gave these the name Boanerges, which means “Sons of Thunder”)" - Mark 1:17

" Even in Bible times, Jehovah did not use his protective power to shield each of his servants from untimely death. For example, the apostle James was executed by Herod in about 44 C.E.; yet, shortly afterward, Peter was delivered “out of Herod’s hand.” (Acts 12:1-11) And John, the brother of James, outlived both Peter and James. Clearly, we cannot expect our God to protect all his servants in identical ways. Besides, “time and unforeseen occurrence” befall us all. (Ecclesiastes 9:11) How, then, does Jehovah protect us today?" cl chap 7 p. 72 par 14 [Divine Protection]

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"Consider also the example of the apostles James and Peter. They both faced certain death at the hands of King Herod. The congregation prayed for Peter and likely for James too. However, James was put to death, while Peter was miraculously rescued. (Acts 12:1-11) We may wonder, ‘Why did Jehovah save Peter but not James?’ The Bible does not say. c What we can be sure of is that Jehovah’s ways are “never unjust.” (Deut. 32:4) And we know that both Peter and James had Jehovah’s approval. (Rev. 21:14) At times, we may be faced with an outcome we did not expect. But because we trust that Jehovah’s answer to our prayers will always be loving and just, we do not question the way he chooses to answer us.​—Job 33:13. " w23 11/15 #20 par 6

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SOJJ: #41: Please Hear My Prayer (Psalms 54)
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