DAILY TEXT, Thursday, March 19, 2026. Whoever accepts my commandments and obeys them is the one who loves me. And the one who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love them and show myself openly to them (John 14:21).

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Thursday, March 19, 2026

Whoever accepts my commandments and obeys them is the one who loves me. And the one who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love him and show myself openly to him (John 14:21).

As you study, look for ways to apply what you learn. For example, you can imitate Jehovah’s justice by treating others fairly. And you can imitate Jesus’ love for his Father and for people by being willing to suffer for God’s name, helping brothers even when it involves sacrifice, and preaching so that others may have the opportunity to benefit from the extraordinary gift of the ransom.

The more we understand and appreciate the ransom, the more we will love Jehovah and his Son. And then they will love us more too. (James 4:8) So let us take advantage of all that Jehovah gives us to continue learning about the ransom. w25.01 25 pars. 16, 17

How can meditation help you continue to learn more about the love that God and Christ have for us?

Meditation will help you continue to learn more about the love that Jehovah and Jesus Christ have for us. Perhaps you could read one or more Gospels during this year’s Memorial season. Try not to cover too much information at once, but take your time to look for more reasons to love Jehovah and Jesus. And remember: try to share what you discover with others.

According to Psalm 119:97 and the footnote, what should we do to continue learning about rescue and other teachings?

If you have been in the truth for many years, you may wonder if it is possible to continue discovering new details about such familiar topics as God’s justice, his love, and the ransom. But the truth is, with these kinds of topics, you never stop learning. What can help you keep learning? Take advantage of all the information in our publications. If you find a Bible text that you do not understand, look it up. And then, during the day, meditate on what you discovered and what you learned about Jehovah, his Son, and their love for you. (Read Psalm 119:97.)

Why should we continue to seek the treasures that are in the Bible?

Don't be discouraged if you don't always learn something new or exciting when you sit down to read or study the Bible. In a sense, studying the Bible is like panning for gold. Many people spend hours, even days, searching for gold. They are patient and persistent because, for them, even the smallest nugget is valuable. The treasures we find in the Bible are far more valuable than gold (Psalm 119:127; Proverbs 8:10). So be patient and keep reading and studying the Bible (Psalm 1:2).

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