As each one of us examines their own actions, and then they will have cause for "this" in regard to oneself alone, and not in comparison with the other person.
The "this tribe" teach us that we should not become more focused on protecting our own honor than on honoring Jehovah?
This article discussed why we should avoid developing a competitive spirit and what we can do to promote "this" in the congregation.
As Christians, we recognize that having a strong desire to be more successful than our brothers is wrong; it is part of (the works of the "what"). - Galatians 5:19-21
A sociologist may believe that the spirit of competition is a "this kind of" human behavior.
Being overly competitive exploits a basic "what", that being, not being content with what a person has?
Since (her face was no longer downcast), what kind of peace did Hannah regain? - 1 Samuel 1:10, 18
The men approached Gideon, not to commend him, but instead to "do this" with him.
Apollos was a "this kind of" man.
Instead of being flattered by these words ___, Paul directed his attention to Jehovah God and to Jesus Christ. - 1 Corinthians 3:3-6 [4 words]
In paragraph 5 a brother says, (I was ___ of these brothers, and I often disagreed with the things they said).
Question to ask ourselves: Am I known as a peacemaker, or do I often find myself in the middle of a ___?
Apollos and the apostle Paul were both gifted, both men had an excellent "what" of the Scriptures?
This article discussed the "this kind of" qualities that can cause us to stir up competition with our brothers.
The Bible ___ us to avoid comparing ourselves with others. - Galatians 6:3, 4
The brother mentioned in (29 Down) is from this part of Korea.
What was the name of the brother in paragraph 4 who would often find himself in the middle of a dispute?
An embarrassing or tactless act or remark in a social situation is called a ___ pas. Literally translated to mean ‘false step’.
Apollos' and Paul's examples teach us that with more "what" comes a greater opportunity to promote peace?
Gideon saw the "this kind of" picture by helping to honor Jehovah’s name and to protect His people. - Judges 8:1
This board game can be traced back nearly 1500 years, in some matches it can be so competitive that the players may take considerable time to deliberate their moves.
If we consider others superior to us, we will not compete with those who may have greater ___ and abilities than we possess.
If someone is upset by something we did, we should try to see things from their perspective which requires humility on our part, especially if what the other person did is clearly in the "this".
By comparing one elder with another whose particular gifts we ___, it could stir competition which could result in one brother viewing the other as a rival.
This person is a Levite, a son of the rebellious Korah; he and his brothers, Assir and Abiasaph, did not share the fate of their father; he married faithful Hannah.
No matter how small the role we play in the congregation, these small acts promote unity and are like the small "what" that holds a garment together?
He that stops serving Jehovah will "do this to" himself and others.
If a young Christian does not make friends easily, he might ask for "this" from someone who is good at making friends.
Someone may serve Jehovah for a while, but if they are motivated by egotism and envy, they will "what"? - Proverbs 16:18
What is the native name for the language that a Norwegian speaks?
Where is my puzzle?