SPIRITUAL GEMS: Week April 15 to 21, 2024, Psalm 29 to 31, Answers.

SPIRITUAL GEMS: April 15-21, 2024, Psalm 29 to 31, Answers.

Spiritual Gems (10 min.)

Psa 31:7. How can this verse help us when we are very worried? (wp23.1 6 para. 3).

This verse reminds us that Jehovah is aware of our struggles and sufferings. As we trust in Him and give Him our concerns in prayer, we find Comfort knowing that we are not alone in our troubles. This helps us free ourselves from the pace of worry and find peace in the midst of difficulties.

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This text shows us that by praying to Jehovah, we can be assured that he understands our suffering and is aware of our deep anguish. This can give us a lot of strength to move forward, as it helps us feel that we are not alone in our difficulties. Likewise, knowing that Jehovah is not indifferent to what happens to us comforts us, encourages us, and helps us face our concerns with greater strength and confidence.

In Psalm 31:7, it can be comforting when we feel worried, because it reminds us that we can trust God and share our problems with God. Also like this. We are recognizing that he is our protector and that he cares for us in the midst of our difficulties. 

This verse can help us, because the Bible itself says to cast all our worries or any problem we are facing on Jehovah, and we can be sure that no problem, no matter how big or too small, will not be an obstacle to our God.

When we pray to Jehovah, our confidence that he wants to care for us increases. We can have the same security as the psalmist, knowing that Jehovah is not indifferent to what happens to us, it can give us a lot of strength to move forward. He doesn't just see our suffering. He understands what we are going through better than anyone and helps us find comfort and encouragement in the Bible.

This verse expresses the Psalmist's deep gratitude to God for his faithful love and loving care in the midst of affliction and distress. The psalmist recognizes that God has witnessed his suffering and is fully aware of his deep pain despite his trials and tribulations.

The psalmist finds comfort and joy in the real love of God, knowing that he is not alone in his difficulties. In our days this verse reminds us that God is a compassionate father who is attentive to our needs and sufferings, it comforts us to know that God He sees us in our moments of distress, and is close to us to give us comfort and support. He encourages us to trust in His loyal love and find hope and joy, even in the midst of the most difficult circumstances.

The verse teaches us the importance of expressing gratitude to God for his love and care in our lives. It invites us to reflect on the many ways in which Jehovah has been faithful and merciful to us, and to rejoice in his loyal love that never fails. Like the Psalmist we can find comfort and joy in the knowledge that God is with us at all times, caring for us and holding us with his loving hand.

We can expand this answer, with the information from The Watchtower version for the public of the year 2023 page 6 paragraph 3, where it literally tells us to know that Jehovah is not indifferent to what happens to us, he can give us a lot of strength to move forward, he does not By simply seeing our suffering, He understands better than anyone what we are going through and helps us find the comfort and encouragement we need in the Bible. 

We all have problems in one way or another and there are times when we might feel alone, but Jehovah understands us and never abandons us. He is known as the hearer of prayer. So let us pray to Jehovah when we go through difficulties and have the confidence that David had when he said to God: “You have seen my suffering, you are aware of my deep anguish.” And knowing that Jehovah is not indifferent to what happens to us can give us a lot of strength to move forward. He understands what we go through, and he will help us find a way out and give us comfort and encouragement through his word the Bible.

It also encourages us not to carry our worries alone, but to trust in Divine help. This urges us not to worry about anything, but rather we can tell Jehovah through prayer, so the verse helps us keep in mind this means to vent and find peace by telling our difficulties.

What spiritual pearls have you found in this week's Bible reading?

Psalms 29:1. The verse invites us to give Jehovah his due. This is a call to recognize God's absolute authority and dominion over all things. The lesson here is that we must have a deep respect and reverence for God as the supreme sovereign.

Psalms 29:2. It reminds us of the importance of giving glory to Jehovah by recognizing his greatness and majesty as our creator, and this verse teaches us that worship and praise of Jehovah are not only a show of gratitude for what he has done for us, but also a recognition of his sovereignty and power as creator of everything. It reminds us that the glory we give to God is completely and deservedly due to him because of his position as our creator and supreme lord. 

Psalms 29:1, 2. This verse emphasizes the importance of ascribing to Jehovah the glory and power that belongs to him, reminding us that our worship and praise should focus on God and his blessings in our day. This verse encourages us to recognize the greatness of God and worship Him with reverence and devotion in all areas of our lives.

Psalms 29:2. It teaches us that we must use and treat the sacred name with respect, that is, we can use it but with respect. Therefore, we will avoid using the sacred name as a catchphrase, or an oath, or included in jokes, because that would not be giving it glory. that his holy name deserves.

Psalms 29:1. This text talks about giving Jehovah what belongs to him, this reminds us to honor him with our words and actions, it means giving him glory, honor, adoration, praise and honoring him with our valuable things, helping in the congregation and those who need our help.

Psalms 29:3-5. So this reminds us that we must be careful what we wish for, in what sense, sometimes we find people in the territory in preaching who according to them reason or dare to demand that God speak to them audibly, they want to hear the voice of God, They have no idea what it is like to hear the audible voice of God, as shown in these Psalms. The Israelites on Mount Sinai also begged Moses to never again witness or hear the voice of God, so It was one of the scariest experiences they ever experienced. So it is an important point that can help us reason what the Bible says with what some people believe. 

Psalms 29:1. This verse teaches us that we have to give to Jehovah God what is due to him. Since Jehovah gave us life, and that creator of man and all things on Earth, That is why we must give Jehovah our praise and be grateful, expressing our gratitude, worshiping not only him and not false Gods.

Psalms 29:11. This psalm gives us confidence in Jehovah, that no matter the global changes that come to the system, or the attacks on his people, Jehovah will give strength to his people. Jehovah will bless his people with Peace.

Psalms 29:3-5. This same verse speaks of the voice of Jehovah, one way in which we hear the voice of Jehovah is by studying and applying or practicing what the Bible says. So it is not just studying the Bible, it is applying what he says in it. Many people know what God's commandments say, but they do not apply it so they are not hearing the voice of God.

Psalms 30:1. There were evil people who wanted evil and the ruin of King David, some foreigners and other brothers of his nation, and religion, Jehovah saved him and cared for him in every way, the same can do in our case, just as David did not help us. let's give up

Psalms 30:2. He teaches us the importance of persistence in prayer, the Psalmist shows us that he not only asked for help once, but that he cried out to God with persistent cries. This attitude of perseverance in prayer reminds us that we must be persistent and constant in our requests to God, although we do not always receive immediate answers to our prayers, Psalms 30:2 encourages us to continue crying out to God with fervor and confidence, knowing that she hears our requests and will respond in her perfect time.

Psalms 30:4. It reminds us of the importance of praise and reminds us what an integral part of our worship of Jehovah includes offering praise and songs of gratitude for all he has done for us. Preparing our songs before the meeting and being ready to actively participate in worship is a way to honor God and express our gratitude to him.

Psalms 30:7. It presents us with a valuable lesson about the power of Jehovah's favor in our lives. It shows us that it is divine favor that makes us powerful, and not our own strength and abilities. When we trust in God and receive favor from him, we are strengthened and enabled to face the difficulties and challenges we encounter in life.

Psalms 30:5. When we commit sins, instead of turning away from God, this text encourages us to turn to him in repentance and humility. Since God is merciful and willing to forgive those who sincerely turn to him and seek his forgiveness instead of allowing shame and guilt to separate us from God, we must remember that his favor and love are eternal, so reason we must trust in his grace to receive forgiveness. 

Psalms 30:1. It shows us the importance of gratitude towards God not only during times of difficulty, but also after having experienced his help and protection. It teaches us that prayer and gratitude must be constant in our relationship with God, both in good times and in difficult times, recognizing and thanking God for his help and deliverance, helps us cultivate an attitude of gratitude and trust in he.

Psalms 29:2. This text teaches us the importance of giving Glory to the name of God, we do that when we declare His name to other people.

Psalms 29:4. This reading shows us that Jehovah's voice is splendid, and we can hear it through his word in the Bible.

Psalms 29-5-9. These texts show us that Jehovah manifests how thunder and lightning will come from the heavens and even the great cedars of Lebanon will be reduced to fragments like splinters. The mountains of the desert will shake. In a similar way the nations of the earth will be shaken by the Sovereign ruler of the universe, because they will not worship Jehovah God. All the false gods of this world have to be destroyed, as there is no place for them.

Psalms 29-7-8. These texts teach us that we must speak of the imminent destruction that is coming to the world of humanity. Now is the time to tell people of the coming storm, not when it comes or after it is over. That is why it is important to strive to fulfill our commission.

Psalms 29:4. From this same text we can extract another very valuable Pearl, since currently few people today believe in the voice of God. However, Jehovah God has proven his word to be true by the things he has done. The people of the world despise the word of God, so they will suffer consequences for their way of thinking and acting.

Psalms 31:21,22. In these verses David praises Jehovah for wonderfully showing him loyal love in a besieged city, and acknowledges that God heard his plea for help. This teaches me to recognize and praise Jehovah's loyal love. As well as trusting in his ability to intervene in our lives in surprising ways to give us the help we need.

Psalms 31:20. In this verse the secret place of God's presence is mentioned, as a refuge where he hides his servants from the evil plans of men and protects them from malicious attacks. This teaches me to see Jehovah as my only true safe refuge, especially in times of adversity.

Psalms 31:1. This verse reinforces our trust in Jehovah and describes him as a refuge, because by being close to Jehovah we can feel protected, that is why we want to be close to him because it is a privilege that he allows us.

Psalms 31:3. This reading makes us see Jehovah as a Rock, that is, a secure fortress and the most beautiful thing is that if we serve God, he will help us, because in that it involves his name and is a sure guarantee.

Psalms 31:18,19. These verses show that David longs for lying lips to be silenced, thus recognizing that Jehovah's abundant goodness is reserved for those who fear him and take refuge in him. This teaches me the importance of rejecting evil, lies and double lives, if I want to have the goodness and protection of Jehovah.

Psalms 31:16,17. In these verses David cries out to Jehovah for his face to shine upon him and save him, while asking that the wicked be put to shame. This teaches me to trust in Jehovah's protection and favor in the midst of difficulties, and to trust that he will always act justly.

Psalms 31:15. In this verse David cries out to Jehovah to rescue him from his enemies and give him protection and refuge in the midst of adversity. This teaches me the importance of staying close to Jehovah and qualifying for his protection, especially in times of danger and affliction.

Psalms 31:7-8,19. In these verses David recognizes Jehovah's real love and care for him in the midst of his suffering. As well as his reserved kindness for those who fear him. This teaches me that I must recognize and value Jehovah's unconditional love and trust in his faithfulness and goodness.

Psalms 31:5. In this verse David commends Jehovah's spirit to him by acknowledging that he has been rescued by him. This teaches me to trust my life completely to Jehovah. And even if he dies, we must trust that Jehovah will restore us to life through the resurrection when the time of restoration that Jehovah has appointed arrives.

Psalms 31:6. In this verse, David is vain and useless, affirming his trust in Jehovah. This lesson reminds us of the importance of turning away from the false securities of this world and idolatry, and teaches us that we must place our complete trust in Jehovah alone.

Psalms 31:1. This verse shows that David has the best refuge of all, Jehovah. It also shows that David bases his trust on two fundamental pillars: his faith. Jehovah will not allow us to be ashamed, since he judges with his divine justice, so we must be sure that Jehovah will never abandon us permanently. This text teaches us two very important things: Our faith will be rewarded and that Jehovah will always provide escape from our afflictions.

Psalms 31:1,2. These verses show the Psalmist's trust in Jehovah as his refuge and salvation in times of trouble. The psalmist cries out to God to deliver him from humiliation and affection by recognizing God's justice and power to save. In our days this passage teaches us to seek refuge in God in the midst of difficulties and to trust in his power to free us from any adverse situation. 

Psalms 31:5. In this verse David commends Jehovah's spirit to him by acknowledging that he has been rescued by him. This teaches me to trust my life completely to Jehovah. And even if he dies, we must trust that Jehovah will restore us to life through the resurrection when the time of restoration that Jehovah has appointed arrives.

Psalms 30:11,12. These verses express the transformation that Jehovah brings about in the Psalmist's life, changing his mourning into joy, and his garment of mourning into a garment of joy. The psalmist commits to eternally praise and thank God for his saving intervention. In our days this passage reminds us of the transforming power of God, and motivates us to praise him and thank him for his mercy in our lives.

Psalms 29:3,4. These verses speak of the mighty and splendid voice of Jehovah, which thunders over the waters. From this I learn that I must be attentive to Jehovah's voice in my life, recognizing his power to help me improve and his authority to guide me along the right path.

Psalms 31:2,3. In these verses David expresses his trust in Jehovah as his refuge, asking to be rescued and strengthened by him. This teaches me the importance of looking to Jehovah in my times of difficulty and trusting in his direction and guidance.

Psalms 30:11,12. In these verses David describes how Jehovah has transformed his Kingdom into a dance, removing its sackcloth and clothing it with joy. This lesson reminds us that Jehovah can transform our situations of pain and sadness into moments of joy and happiness as long as we have faith and trust.

Psalms 31:6. It shows us that by rejecting images and idols, the psalmist reminds us of the importance of worshiping God purely and sincerely, allowing nothing to come between us and him. This encourages us to examine our own lives and ensure that our love and devotion are completely centered on God, allowing nothing to take its place in our hearts. 

Psalms 30:5. This verse highlights the temporality of trials and suffering, compared to the goodness and favor of Jehovah. It reminds us that although we go through difficult times and tears, joy and restoration are guaranteed by God's faithfulness in our days, this passage gives us hope and encourages us to persevere in faith trusting that God's goodness will prevail over any difficulty. . 

Psalms 30:11,12. These same verses invite us to cultivate gratitude for Jehovah and recognize my dependence on him, as well as trust in his ability to transform the lives of his servants.

Psalms 30:2. This text shows us that when we go through trials and problems we can turn to Jehovah and he will hear our prayers.

Psalms 30:1,2. In verses 1 and 2, David expresses his gratitude to Jehovah for raising him up, healing him, and preserving him from his enemies. This teaches me the importance of recognizing and being grateful for Jehovah's intervention in our lives, especially in times of difficulty.

Psalms 30:4,5. These verses teach me that Jehovah's predominant quality is love and not anger. Which comforts me, because despite our mistakes, Jehovah's love drives him to have patience and mercy for us.

Psalms 30:4. It is important that we sing praises to Jehovah, it is true that we do it in our meetings, but what about the rest of the time, it is so easy to forget in our daily lives to praise Jehovah with song in our hearts, this makes us think about what music we hear in our daily lives.

Psalms 30:6. In this verse we note the importance of being calm within the people of God and we will be certain that if we are with God we will lack nothing.

Psalms 30:6,7. In these verses David reflects on human frailty and the need to depend completely on God. This teaches me that although we may feel safe at times, our true strength comes from Jehovah because we depend on him.

Psalms 30:7. This reading teaches us that when we have Jehovah on our side we are strong, but when we move away we come to feel weak.

Psalms 30:5. Jehovah's predominant quality is love and not fury or anger. Now some people might question, but what about everything he says he did in the Old Testament, well there is an explanation for that, and any reasonable parent and person who is reasonable has, so to speak, great love, but he also has limits. and when someone exceeds these limits that also has consequences.

Psalms 30:8,9. In these same verses we can find another Pearl that shows us the importance of persistence in seeking Jehovah's favor, recognizing that only in God can we find help. This teaches and encourages me to persevere in my pursuit of Jehovah's favor, trusting in his faithfulness and love.

Psalms 30:9. This text shows us the importance of praising Jehovah when we are alive, since in Sheol we will not be able to give praise to God.

Psalms 30:8,9. These verses show that David greatly valued the life that Jehovah had given him. That's why he wanted to stay alive as long as possible to continue praising Jehovah. Which encourages me to want to imitate his example and want to take advantage of what is left of my life to serve and worship him as only he deserves.

Psalms 30:4,5. Here we also find another very important Pearl that urges us to sing praises to Jehovah, to give thanks to his holy name and to recognize that his favor lasts a lifetime. This teaches me the importance of praising Jehovah in song, showing my gratitude, and recognizing his constant goodness and faithfulness.

Psalms 31:23. Retribution in this case refers to the punishment that Jehovah pays to the righteous for his involuntary errors with discipline. But he pays in the highest degree, that is, he severely punishes the haughty person who does not rectify his bad behavior.

Psalms 31:5. Jesus was not disappointed in his hope any more than King David was. Christ was raised from the dead on the third day. And 40 days later he returned to the presence of his heavenly father.

Psalms 31:7. Sometimes we might feel that others are not interested in our painful situation that we are going through, but it restores our spirit to remember that Jehovah is seeing our suffering, he is aware, and he will give us a way out that we did not imagine. 

Psalms 31:4. Jehovah provides not only a temporary refuge, but an impregnable stronghold where we can dwell in safety. His guidance and direction has not disappointed his people. Divine power will put an end to the wiles of Satan and his offspring. If we trust in Jehovah with all our heart he will separate us from Satan's traps.

Psalms 30:11. This verse shows us that there are things that make us feel bad, so much so that we cry, perhaps losing a loved one or being in a difficult situation, but it comforts us to know that there will come a day when everything will be joy, which makes us happy. stands firm despite the difficulties.

Psalms 30:12. This reading teaches us the importance of praising our God with songs of praise, even though we do not have a good voice, we must do it with a strong voice to glorify our God.

Psalms 29:11. This verse shows the promise that Jehovah will give strength to his people and bless them with peace. This encourages me and helps me trust in His care and provision as long as You keep me serving Him faithfully.

Psalms 29:10. This verse tells us that Jehovah is enthroned forever and that his kingdom is eternal and stable, so I should never doubt the fulfillment of his wonderful promises. 

Psalms 29:3-9. In these verses the voice of Jehovah is described as powerful and majestic over the waters, capable of breaking cedars and shaking deserts. This reminds us that Jehovah is present in all of creation. So it helps me see nature as a manifestation of his power and sovereignty.

Psalms 29:1,2. In these verses we are invited to recognize the glory and power of Jehovah and to give him the honor that his name deserves. This teaches me to have an attitude of awe and exclusive worship towards him.

Psalms 29:11. This verse assures us that Jehovah will give strength to his people and bless them with peace. This encourages me to remain faithful and loyal to Jehovah and to seek the strength and peace that come from him, trusting in the faithfulness and love he has for his people.

Psalms 29:10. In this same verse we can find another very valuable Pearl, since this text indicates that Jehovah is sitting on his "Heavenly Ocean" which shows that he has full control over his own power. This reassures me because it teaches me that Jehovah will always use his power in a limited, fair manner and according to his purpose.

Psalms 29:10. This verse tells us about how Jehovah sits on his throne above the flood waters, and will sit on his throne as king forever. This teaches me to trust in Jehovah's rule and sovereignty and to recognize that he reigns over all created things and over all the circumstances of life.

Psalms 29:5-8. These verses describe how the voice of Jehovah has a powerful impact on nature, causing even the desert to tremble. This reminds us of the importance of recognizing power over all things. Which strengthens me because no enemy will be able to triumph over those who have his protection.

Psalms 29:1:2. In verses 1 and 2 of chapter 29 we find a synthetic parallelism that teaches me what I must attribute to recognizing the glory, the strength and the greatness of the holy name of Jehovah. For which he deserves to receive a bow from us.

Psalms 29:10. This verse states that Jehovah is seated on his throne as king forever. This reminds us that Jehovah is the supreme sovereign over all creation. Recognizing his authority and sovereignty is fundamental in our lives.

Psalms 30:4. He urges us to sing praises and give thanks to Jehovah's holy name. This teaches us the importance of expressing gratitude and praise to Jehovah for all the blessings we receive in life. Although we may face challenges and difficulties, remembering Jehovah's goodness and praising him for it helps us maintain a positive outlook and strengthen our faith.

Psalms 30:10. The psalmist cries out to Jehovah to hear him and grant him favor. This is an expression of confidence in divine help. It teaches us that we should not fear and ask Jehovah for help in times of need, since he is willing to listen to us and grant us his favor if we trust in him.

Psalms 30:10. From this same text we can find another very valuable Pearl, since, although he is a Psalmist, he cries out to Jehovah in his anguish, he continues to persevere in his prayer. This attitude of persistence in prayer teaches us the importance of not becoming discouraged or giving up when we face difficulties, but of continuing to trust in Jehovah and seeking his help through prayer.

Psalms 30:11. The fact that Jehovah has removed “The Sackcloth” symbolizes the elimination of sadness and pain, since in his place it has not been clothed with joy. This suggests that Jehovah can be a source of comfort and healing in times of trouble. It reminds us that even in the midst of our trials and tribulations, we can find comfort and hope in Jehovah.

Psalms 31:2. The psalmist describes Jehovah as a fortress in the mountains and a fortification to save him. This teaches confidence in the protection and refuge that can be found in Jehovah, even in the midst of challenging circumstances.

Psalms 31:3. The verse highlights the psalmist's trust in Jehovah as his Rock and strength. This teaches us the importance of trusting in Jehovah in times of difficulty. He is our solid rock whom we can trust for security and strength.