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; 6 C.E.
# Sivan, Pentecost; outpouring of spirit; Acts 2:1-17; 1 Cor 9:20. 
# Peter opens the way for Jews to Christian congregation; uses first key. Gal 4:4,5; 16:19; Acts 2:38; Col 2:14-17. 
# Second key used by Peter and John who were sent to the Samaritans, who had not received the holy spirit even though they had been baptized. However, the two apostles “prayed for them” and “went laying their hands upon them,” and they received Holy Spirit. Ac 8:14-17 
; 8 C.E.
: The Boy Jesus at the Temple. Luke 2:41
; 26 C.E.
# John the Baptist Prepares the Way. Matthew 3; Mark 1:4; Luke 3; John 1:15
# The Baptism of Jesus. Matthew 3:13; Mark 1:9; Luke 3:21
; 27 C.E.
# Jesus Calls his First Disciples. Matthew 4:18; Mark 1:16; Luke 5
# Jesus Teaches Nicodemus. John 3
# Jesus Testifies to the Samaritan Woman. John 4
# Sermon on the Mount. Matthew 5 - 7
# Temptation of Jesus. Matthew 4; Mark 1:12; Luke 4
# Wedding at Cana. John 2
; 28 C.E.
# Instructions on Prayer. Luke 11
# Jesus Answers John's Disciples. Matthew 11; Luke 7
# Jesus Heals a Paralytic. Matthew 9
# Jesus Jehovah of the Sabbath. Matthew 12; Mark 3; Luke 6
# Jesus Ministers in Galilee. Matthew 8; Mark 2; Luke 4:14
# Jesus Speaks Many Parables. Matthew 13; Mark 4; Luke 8
# The Pool of Bethesda. John 5
; 29 C.E.
# Baptism of Jesus 1,986 years
# Greatest and Least in the Kingdom. Matthew 18
# Jesus Affirms He is the Son of Jehovah. John 9
# Jesus Feeds the 5,000. Matthew 14:15, Mark 6:30, Luke 9, John 6
# Jesus is baptized and begins to preach about Jehovah’s Kingdom. 
# Jesus Sends out His Twelve Apostles Matthew 10, Mark 6
# Jesus Sends out the Seventy-two. Luke 10
# Jesus Teaches at the Feast of Tabernacles. John 7
# John the Baptist Beheaded . Matthew 14, Mark 6:14
# Peter's Confession of Christ. Matthew 16, Mark 8, Luke 9:18
# Teachings on Clean and Unclean. Matthew 15, Mark 7
# The Shepherd and His Flock. John 10
# The Transfiguration. Matthew 17, Mark 9, Luke 9:28
# The Woman Caught in Adultery. John 8
# John begins preaching. After his baptism Jesus begins ministry. Luke 3:1, 2; Luke 3:23. 
; 30 C.E.
# Apostles Preach and Heal. Acts 5:11
# Believers Share All. Acts 4:32
# Closing Ministry in Jerusalem. Matthew 22 - 25, Mark 12, 13, Luke 20, 21
# Deaths of Ananias and Sapphira. Acts 5
# Final Journey to Jerusalem. Matthew 19, 20, Mark 10, Luke 18
# Jesus' Betrayal, Trial, Impalement. Matthew 27, Mark 15, Luke 23,
# Jesus Cleanses the Ten Lepers. Luke 17
# Jesus Comforts His Disciples. John 14
# Jesus' Intercessory prayers. John 17
# Jesus Promises the Holy Spirit. John 16
# Jesus Raises Lazarus. John 11
# Jesus' Resurrection. Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24, John 20, 21
# Jesus Speaks More Parables. Luke 12 - 16
# Jesus the True Vine. John 15
# Matthias Chosen by Lot. Acts 1:12
# Peter and John Arrested and Released. Acts 4
# Peter Heals and Preaches. Acts 3
# The Ascesion. Acts 1
# The Holy Spirit Comes at Pentecost Acts 
# The Triumphal Entry Matthew 21, Mark 11, Luke 19, John 12
# Thursday Before Passover. Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22, John 13
; 31 C.E.
# Jesus chooses his 12 apostles; delivers Sermon on the Mount. 
# Philip and the Ethiopian. Acts 8:26
# Philip in Samaria. Acts 8:3
# Saul Persecutes the Church. Acts 8
# Simon the Sorcerer. Acts 8:9
# Stephen¦Stephen's Speech, Stoning and Death. Acts 6, 7
; 32 C.E.
: Jesus resurrects Lazarus. 
; 33 C.E.
# Nisan 14 , Jesus is impaled (Nisan corresponds to part of March and part of April). 
# Nisan 14. Jesus is impaled
# Nisan 16, Jesus is resurrected. 
# Sivan 6, Pentecost; outpouring of holy spirit (Sivan corresponds to part of May and part of June). 
# Nisan 14, Jesus becomes sacrifice for the [New Covenant|new covenant]]. Luke 22:20; is impaled Nisan 16, 
# Nisan 16. Jesus is resurrected 
# Sivan 6. Pentecost ; outpouring of holy spirit 
; 34 C.E.
: Saul's Conversion. Acts 9
; 36 C.E.
: Cornelius becomes a Christian . 
; 37 C.E.
: Peter Preaches to the Gentiles Acts 10, 11
; 42 C.E.
# Barnabas Sent to Antioch Acts 11:22
# Peter Led from Prison by the Angel Acts 12
; 44 C.E.
: Herod Agrippa Dies Acts 12:20
; 45 C.E.
: James Writes his Letter James 1 - 5
; 47 C.E.-48 C.E
# Paul’s first preaching tour. 
# Paul’s first missionary tour. (Acts 13:1–14:28)
; 48 C.E.
# Paul and Barnabas in Iconium Acts 14
# Paul and Barnabas in Lystra and Derbe Acts 14:8
# Paul and Barnabas Return to Syrian Antioch Acts 14:21
# Paul preaches in Pisidian Antioch Acts 13:14
# Paul's First Missionary Journey Acts 13
# Return to Syrian Antioch Acts 14:24
# The Council at Jerusalem Acts 15
; 49 C.E.
# Christian governing body rules against circumcision for uncircumcised believers from the nations. (Acts 15:28, 29) 
# Paul in Philippi Acts 16
# Paul in Thessaloniki, Berea, Athens Acts 17
# Paul's Second Missionary Journey Acts 15:36
49 C.E.-52 C.E
# Paul’s second preaching tour
# Paul’s second missionary journey. Acts 15:36–18:22 
# Paul’s second preaching journey. 
; 50 C.E.
: Paul writes 1 Thessalonians from Corinth. 1 Thess. 1:1 
; 50 C.E.-52 C.E Paul writes his letter to the Galatians from Corinth or Syrian Antioch. Gal. 1:1 
; 51 C.E.
# Paul writes 2 Thessalonians from Corinth. 2 Thess. 1:1 
# Paul in Corinth.Acts 18
# Paul Writes to the Thessalonians . 1 Thess. 1 - 5
; 52 C.E.
: Paul Writes again to the Thessalonians . 2 Thess. 1 - 3
52 C.E.-56 C.E
: Paul’s third missionary tour, Acts 18:23–21:17 
; 54 C.E.
# Paul in Ephesus . Acts 19
# Paul Writes to the Corinthians . 1 Corinthians 1 - 16
# Paul Writes to the Galatians . Galatians 1 - 6
; 55 C.E.
: Paul writes 1 Corinthians from Ephesus (1 Cor. 15:32; 2) and Corinthians from Macedonia (2 Cor. 2:12, 13). 
; 56 C.E.
: Paul writes the letter to the Roman's from Corinth . Rom. 16:1 
56 C.E.-58 C.E
: Luke writes the Gospel entitled “Luke .” Luke 1:1, 2 
; 57 C.E. 
: Paul in Macedonia and Greece . Acts 20
; 57 C.E. 
# Paul Writes again to the Corinthians 2 Corinthians 1 - 13
# Paul Writes to the Romans. Romans 1 - 16
; 59 C.E. 
: Paul Returns to Jerusalem. Acts 21 - 23
; 60 C.E. 
: Paul imprisoned in Caesarea Acts 24
; 60 C.E.-61 C.E Paul writes letters while imprisoned in Rome
# From Rome Paul writes: Ephesians. Eph. 3:1; Philippians - Phil. 4:22; Colossians - Col. 4:18; Philemon - Philem. 1 
# Paul writes letters while imprisoned in Rome. 
; 60 C.E.-65 C.E Mark writes the Gospel named “Mark.” 
61 c. C.E. Paul writes the letter to the Hebrews from Rome Heb. 13:24; Heb 10:34 
62 b. C.E. James, Jesus’ brother, writes the Letter of “James” from Jerusalem. Jas. 1:1 
62 b. C.E. Jesus’ half brother James writes his letter
62 C.E. Jesus’ half-brother James writes his letter. 
62 C.E. Paul Ashore at Malta. Acts 28
62 C.E. Paul Before Agrippa, Acts 26
62 C.E. Paul Before Festus. Acts 25
62 C.E. Paul Preaches at Rome. Acts 28:11
62 C.E. Paul Sails for Rome. Acts 27
62 C.E. Paul Writes to Philemon. Philemon 1
62 C.E. Paul Writes to the Colossians. Colossians 1 - 4
62 C.E. Paul Writes to the Ephesians. Ephesians 1 - 6
62 C.E. Paul Writes to the Philippians. Philippians 1 - 4
62 C.E. The Shipwreck. Acts 27:13
622 C.E. Mohammed flees from his enemies to Medina. 
622 C.E. Mohammed flees from his prosecutors to Medina. 
63 C.E. Paul Writes to Timothy. 1 Timothy 1 - 6
64 c. C.E. Peter writes 2 Peter from Babylon (?). 2 Pet. 1:1 
64 C.E. Peter Writes his First Letter, 1 Peter 1 - 5
65 c. C.E. Paul writes 2 Timothy from Rome. 2 Tim. 4:16-18. Jude, Jesus’ brother, writes “Jude.” Jude 1, 17, 18 
66 C.E. Jews revolt against Rome. 
66 C.E. Jews revolt against Rome
66 C.E. Paul Writes to Titus. Titus 1 - 3
67 C.E. Paul Writes Again to Timothy 2 Timothy 1 - 4
67 C.E. Peter Writes his Second Letter. 2 Peter 1 - 3
68 C.E. Jude Writes his Letter. Jude 1
68 C.E. Letter to the Hebrews. Hebrews 1 – 13
70 C.E. Jerusalem and its temple destroyed by the Romans. Dan. 9:27; Matt. 23:37, 38; Luke 19:42-44.
70 C.E. Jerusalem and its temple destroyed by the Romans. 
90 C.E. John Writes his First Letter. 1 John 1 - 5
92 C.E. John Writes his Second Letter. 2 John 1
94 C.E. John Writes his Third Letter. 3 John 1
95 C.E. John's Revelation on Patmos . Revelation 1 - 22
96 b. C.E. John writes Revelation
96 c. C.E. John, on Patmos, writes Revelation; predicts fall of Babylon the Great. Rev. 1:9; 14:8 
96 C.E. John writes Revelation100 C.E. Death of John, the last of the apostles. 
98 c. C.E. John writes the Gospel entitled “John” and his letters 1, 2 and 3 John; Bible writing completed. John 21:22,23.
100 b. C.E. Death of John, the last of the apostles
100 c. C.E John the last Apostle dies
100 c. C.E. John, the last of the apostles, dies. 2 Thess. 2:7. 
100 c. C.E. John, the last of the apostles, dies. 2 Thess. 2:7.
116 C.E. Roman Empire expanded to greatest extent under Emperor Trajan; after defeating Parthians he sails down Tigris River from Ctesiphon and enters Persian Gulf. 
325 C.E. Roman Emperor Constantine, Pontifex Maximus, convokes first general council of religious bishops at Nicaea, Asia Minor. 
333 C.E. Constantine dedicates the former Byzantium as Constantinople, to be the new seat of the Roman Empire, the Roma Nova or New Rome. 
364 C.E. Pontifex Maximus Valentinian names his brother Valens (Arian) to be colleague, to be Emperor of the East, Valentinian to be Emperor of the West, including old Rome 
375 C.E. Gratian succeeds Valentinian as Emperor of the West and Pontifex Maximus 
378 C.E. General Theodosius is made Emperor of the East, to succeed Arian Valens Damasus, bishop of Rome, takes over title of Pontifex Maximus relinquished by Emperor Gratian. 
378 C.E. General Theodosius is made Emperor of the East, to succeed Arian. Valens. Damasus, bishop of Rome, takes over title of Pontifex Maximus relinquished by Emperor Gratian. 
381 C.E. Second General Council of Constantinople nominates Bishop Nectarius to be Patriarch of Constantinople. 
395 C.E. Roman Empire is divided between sons of Theodosius, the western part including Rome to Honorius, the eastern part including Constantinople to Arcadius 
476 C.E. So-called “Fall of Rome.” German OdoaC.E.r assumes title of King of Italy. Emperor Zeno becomes ruler of whole Roman Empire, at Constantinople. 
800 C.E. Pope Leo III crowns Frankish King Charles (Charlemagne) Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Irene is empress in Constantinople. 
1054 C.E. Final break between Greek and Latin churches, when the pope’s legates excommunicate Patriarch Michael Cerularius of Constantinople. 
1054 C.E. Final break between Greek and Latin churches, when the pope’s legates excommunicate Patriarch Michael Cerularius of Constantinople. 
1123 C.E. Celibacy decreed on Clergy. The first and second Lateran Councils (1123 and 1139) put an end to the legality of theoretically continent clerical marriages. This remains the position of Roman Catholicism. Matt 8:14, Mark 1:29-30, Luke 4:38, 1 Cor 7:28, 1 Cor 9:4-5, 1 Tim 4:1-3. 
1123 C.E. Celibacy decreed on Clergy. The first and second Lateran Councils (1123 and 1139) put an end to the legality of theoretically continent clerical marriages. This remains the position of Roman Catholicism. Matt 8:14, Mark 1:29-30, Luke 4:38, 1 Cor 7:28, 1 Cor 9:4-5, 1 Tim 4:1-3. 
1453 C.E. Constantinople is captured by Mohamet (Mohammed) II; Greek Patriarch of Constantinople is allowed to continue in office 
1517 C.E. Roman Catholic priest, Martin Luther, publishes his 95 Theses at Wittenberg, Germany. 
1517 C.E. Roman Catholic priest, Martin Luther, publishes his 95 Theses at Wittenberg, Germany. 
1520 C.E. Pope Leo X excommunicates Martin Luther, and Luther publicly burns papal bull of excommunication. 
1520 C.E. Pope Leo X excommunicates Martin Luther, and Luther publicly burns papal bull of excommunication. 
1529 C.E. Protestant movement is established by Luther’s supporters, and the following year Protestant League of Schmalkald is entered into. 
1529 C.E. Protestant movement is established by Luther’s supporters, and the following year Protestant League of Schmalkald is entered into. 
1531 C.E. King Henry VIII imposes royal supremacy on English clergy. 
1531 C.E. King Henry VIII imposes royal supremacy on English clergy. 
1534 C.E. English Parliament passes acts declaring Henry VIII to be Supreme Head of the Church of England, with authority to redress errors, heresies, abuses in Church. 
1534 C.E. English Parliament passes acts declaring Henry VIII to be Supreme Head of the Church of England, with authority to redress errors, heresies, abuses in Church. 
1587 C.E. Independent Russian Orthodox Church is established, with the Patriarch of Moscow as head c. C.E. 1660 EmergenC.E. of British Empire. 
1587 C.E. Independent Russian Orthodox Church is established, with the Patriarch of Moscow as head. 
1763 C.E. Great Britain emerges as Seventh World Power. Matt 13:24-30, 36-43. 
1775 C.E. American colonies of Britain revolt, leading to establishment of United States “Jehovah’s True Congregation of America is collected in Last Days.” 
1833 C.E. Regency of GreeC.E. declares orthodox Church of GreeC.E. independent. 
1833 C.E. Regency of GreeC.E. declares orthodox Church of GreeC.E. independent. 
1844 C.E. 22 October
1845 c. C.E. The churches of the Reformation (Lutheran, Anglican, Reformed, and others) discontinued the requirement of clerical Celibacy. About 1845 monastic orders began to reappear in the Church of England. Matt 8:14, Mark 1:29-30, Luke 4:38, 1 Cor 7:28, 1 Cor 9:4-5, 1 Tim 4:1-3. 
1859 C.E. Charles Darwin publishes the Theory of Evolution. 
1869 C.E. First Vatican Council is convened by pope of Rome. 
1870 C.E. Charles Taze Russell and a group from Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., begin systematic study of the Bible. 
1870-75 C.E. Russell and his study associates learn that when Christ comes again he is to be invisible to human eyes and that the object of his return includes the blessing of all families of the earth. 
1872 C.E. Russell and his study group come to appreciate the ransom price that Christ provided for humankind. 
1876 C.E. C. T. Russell reC.E.ives a copy of Herald of the Morning, in January; meets N. H. Barbour, the editor, that summer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (2) Article by C. T. Russell, published in October issue of Bible Examiner, in Brooklyn, New York, points to 1914 as the end of the Gentile Times. 
1877 C.E. The book Three Worlds is published, as a result of joint efforts of N. H. Barbour and C. T. Russell. (2) C. T. Russell publishes the booklet The Object and Manner of Our Jehovah’s Return, at the office of Herald of the Morning, in Rochester, New York. 
1879 C.E. Russell withdraws all support from Herald of the Morning, in May, because of Barbour’s attitude toward the ransom. (2) First issue of Zion’s Watch Tower and Herald of Christ’s Presence, dated July 1879.
1879 C.E. (July) First number of Zion’s Watch Tower is published. 
1881 C.E. First tracts published by Bible Students; before 1914, yearly tract distribution totals tens of millions of copies in 30 languages. (2) Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society is organized; call goes out “Wanted 1,000 Preachers,” some to be regular colporteurs, others to give whatever time they can to spreading Bible truth. (3) Distribution of 300,000 copies of Food for Thinking Christians to churchgoers in principal cities in Britain. 
1883 C.E. Watch Tower reaches China; former Presbyterian missionary soon begins to witness to others there. 
1884 C.E. Food for Thinking Christians reaches Liberia, Africa; an appreciative reader writes to ask for copies to distribute. (2) Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society is legally chartered in Pennsylvania; officially recorded on DeC.E.mber 15.
1884 C.E. Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society (now Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society of Pennsylvania) is legally chartered. 
1884 C.E. Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society (now Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society of Pennsylvania) is legally chartered. 
1885 C.E. Watch Tower publications are already being read by some truth-hungry people in North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. 
1886 C.E. The Divine Plan of the Ages is published, the first volume of the series called Millennial Dawn (later known as Studies in the Scriptures). 
1889 C.E. The Bible House is constructed on Arch Street, in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, as headquarters for the Society. 
1891 C.E. First gathering of Bible Students that they call a convention, in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (April 19-25). 
1894 C.E. Traveling overseers that in time came to be known as Pilgrims (today, Circuit and District Overseers) are sent out in connection with the Society’s program for visiting congregations. 
; 1900 C.E. 
: The Watch Tower Society’s first branch office is opened, in London, England. (2) Witnessing by the Bible Students has been done in 28 countries, and the message they preach has reached 13 other lands. 
; 1903 C.E 
: Intense house-to-house distribution of free tracts on Sundays; earlier, much of the tract distribution was done on streets near churches. 
; 1904 C.E. 
# Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are reputable; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Php 4:8
# Sermons by C. T. Russell begin to appear regularly in newspapers; within a decade they are being printed by about 2,000 papers. 
; 1905 C.E. 
: “Wisdom is the principal thing: Therefore get wisdom.” Prov 4:7
; 1906 C.E. 
: “In due time” 1 Tim 2:6 “Be patient therefore, brethren.” (Motto) 
; 1907 C.E. 
: “Ye are not of the world, even as I am not of the world,” for “I have chosen you out of the world.” John 17:9, 11, 21
; 1908 B.C.E. 
: Jacob Leaves for Canaan. Genesis 31
; 1909 C.E. 
# “My help cometh from Jehovah” (Ps. 121:2)
# Headquarters of the Society is moved to Brooklyn, New York, in April. 
; 1910 C.E. 
: “Love one another as I have loved you”—unto self-sacrifice (John 15:12) (Motto) 
; 1911 C.E. 
: "My graC.E. is sufficient for thee: for my strength is perfected in weakness" (2 Cor 12:9) (offered) 
; 1913 C.E. 
: “What shall I render unto Jehovah for all his benefits toward me? I will take the cup of salvation, and will call upon the name of Jehovah. I will pay my vows unto the Most High.” Psalm 116:12, 13
; 1914 C.E. 
# Christ comes to power, being anointed as King by his Heavenly Father
# “Be strong and very courageous.” Joshua 1:9 
# First showing of the “Photo-Drama of Creation,” in New York, in January; before the end of the year, it is seen by audiences totaling over 9,000,000 in North America, Europe, and Australia. (2) On October 2, in the Bethel dining room at Brooklyn, C. T. Russell affirms, “The Gentile times have ended”. (3) Bible Students are active preaching in 43 lands; 5,155 share in witnessing to others; reported Memorial attendance is 18,243.
# End of Seven Times of Gentiles, Jesus began reigning in Heaven as King of Jehovah’s Kingdom. (Rev11:15-17; 12:9-12).
# Start of World War I. 
# End of the Seven Times of Gentiles
# End of Seven Times of Gentiles, Jesus began reigning in Heaven as King of Jehovah’s Kingdom, cast out demons, woe to the earth! Rev11:15-17; 12:9-12. Henceforth, Unprecedented Time of Trouble: Dan 12:1, Matt 24:21, 2Tim 3:1-7, Luk 21:7-11,25, 26. Unprecedented Time of Apostasy: Matt 24:11, Rom 1:24-32, Eph 4:17-19. Until Jehovah’s War against the nations “Armageddon” Dan 2:44, Jer 25:31-33, Zec 14:3-12, Zep 3:8, Rev 11:18, 16:13-16. When is it? Matt 24:32! 
; 1915 C.E. 
: “Are ye able to drink of My cup?” (Mt 20:22)
; 1916 C.E. 
# United States of America becomes ally of Great Britain in World War I 
# “Strong in faith.” Romans 4:20
# Death of C. T. Russell at 64 years of age, on October 31, while on a train traveling through Texas. 
; 1917 C.E. 
# “Jehovah bless thee, and keep thee; Jehovah make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee; Jehovah lift up his countenance. upon thee, and give thee peaC.E.”-Numbers 6:24-26 (Chosen by Brother Russell before his death)
# J. F. Rutherford becomes president of Society on January 6, after an executive committee of three has administered the Society’s affairs for about two months. (2) The book The Finished Mystery is released to the Bethel family in Brooklyn on July 17; four who had been serving on the Society’s board of directors become heated in their opposition; thereafter many congregations are split. 
; 1918 C.E. 
# The discourse “The World Has Ended—Millions Now Living May Never Die” is first delivered, on February 24, in Los Angeles, California. On March 31, in Boston, Massachusetts, the talk is entitled “The World Has Ended—Millions Now Living Will Never Die”. (2) J. F. Rutherford and close associates are named in federal arrest warrants issued on May 7; trial begins on June 5; they are sentenced on June 21 (one on July 10) to long terms in federal penitentiary. (3) Brooklyn headquarters is closed in August, and its operations are transferred back to Pittsburgh for over a year. 
# “The end of all things is at hand: Be ye therefore sober and watch unto prayer; and above all things have fervent love among yourselves. (1 Peter 4:7,8)
; 1919 C.E. 
# “No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; Jehovah, and righteousness which is of me, saith Jehovah.” Isa 54:17
# The Society’s officers and associates are released on bail, on March 26; on May 14 the court of appeals reverses the decision of the lower court, and a new trial is ordered; the next year, on May 5, the government withdraws from the case, declining to prosecute. 
# As a test to see whether the work of the Bible Students can be revived, J. F. Rutherford arranges to give the public lecture “The Hope for Distressed Humanity,” at Clune’s Auditorium, in Los Angeles, California, on May 4; the crowd cannot all fit in, and the talk has to be given a second time. 
# Bible Students hold convention at Cedar Point, Ohio, September 1-8; coming publication of the magazine The Golden Age (now known as Awake!) is announced. 
# Bulletin (now known as Our Kingdom Ministry) is published as stimulus to field service 
# Report for the year shows 5,793 Bible Students actively preaching in 43 lands; reported Memorial attendance, 21,411.
# The Golden Age (now Awake!) begins publication in October. 
; 1920 C.E. 
: “Jehovah is my strength and song.” Psalm 118: 14
# League of Nations begins its sessions, as Eighth World Power. 
# Watch Tower Society undertakes its own printing operations, in Brooklyn. 
; 1921 C.E. 
: “I will triumph in the works of thy hands.” Psalm 92:4
; 1922 C.E. 
# Radio is first used by J. F. Rutherford, on February 26, in California, to broadcast a Bible discourse. 
# Convention of Bible Students at Cedar Point, Ohio, September 5-13; the appeal is made “Advertise, advertise, advertise, the King and his kingdom.” 
# Clergy in Germany agitate for police to arrest Bible Students when these engage in public distribution of Bible literature. 
; 1923 C.E. 
# “We all, with open face beholding as a glass the glory of Jehovah, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the spirit of Jehovah. 2 Cor 3:18
; 1924 C.E. 
# “The kingdom of heaven is at hand” Matt 10:7
# WBBR (first radio station owned by Watch Tower Society) begins to broadcast on February 24.
; 1925 C.E. 
# “Comfort all that mourn.” Isa 61:2
# Watch Tower of March 1, in discussing the birth of Jehovah’s Kingdom in 1914, shows that there are two distinct and opposing organizations—Jehovah’s and Satan’s. 
1926 C.E. “Blessed be Jehovah out of Zion.” --Psalm 135:21
1926 C.E. House-to-house preaching with books on Sunday is encouraged. 
1927 C.E. “O Jehovah, how manifold are thy works!” Psalm 104:24
1928 “Sing forth the honor of his name.” (Psalm 66: 2)
1928 C.E. Bible Students are arrested in New Jersey (U.S.A.) for distributing literature as part of their house-to-house preaching; within a decade, there are over 500 such arrests per year in the United States. 
1929 C.E. “I will sing praise to my Jehovah while I have my being.” Psalm 104:33
1930 C.E. “Sing unto Jehovah a new song.” Isa 42:10
1931 C.E. “Jehovah preserveth all them that love him; but all the wicked will he destroy.” Ps. 145:20.
1931 C.E. 26 July, the name “Jehovah’s Witnesses” is embraced by adopting resolution at International Assembly in Columbus, Ohio. 
1931 C.E. The name Jehovah’s Witnesses is adopted by resolution at a convention in Columbus, Ohio, on July 26, and thereafter at conventions around the earth. 
1931 C.E. July 26, the name “Jehovah’s Witnesses” is embraced by adopting resolution at international assembly in Columbus, Ohio 
1932 C.E. “They shall know that I am Jehovah” Eze 6:10 
1932 C.E. Vindication, Book 2, explains why Biblical restoration prophecies apply not to the natural Jews but to spiritual Israel. (2) Arrangement for “elective elders” is terminated, in harmony with explanation in Watchtower issues of August 15 and September 1.
1933 C.E. Jehovah’s Witnesses are banned in Germany. During the intense persecution down to the end of World War II, 6,262 are arrested, and their combined time of imprisonment totals 14,332 years; 2,074 are sent to concentration camps, where their confinement totals 8,332 years. (2) Transcription machines (some mounted on automobiles) are used by Witnesses to broadcast Bible lectures in public places. 
1933 C.E. “The name of Jehovah is a strong tower; the righteous runneth into it, and is safe.” Prov. 18: 10
1934 C.E. “In his name shall [the] nations hope.” -Matt. 12:21
 1934 Portable phonographs are used by Witnesses to play short recorded Bible discourses for interested ones. 
1935 “For Jehovah and for Gideon” -Judg. 7:18
1935 C.E. In convention discourse at Washington, D.C., on May 31, the “great multitude” is identified as an earthly class; 840 persons are baptized at this convention; greater emphasis is progressively given to hope of eternal life on a paradise earth for faithful servants of Jehovah now living. (2) Meeting place. is, for the first time, called Kingdom Hall, in Honolulu, Hawaii. 
1936 C.E Advertising placards are first worn by Kingdom publishers to notify public of Bible lectures. (2) Encouragement is given to start studies with interested people, using the Society’s book Riches along with the Bible; these are frequently group studies. 
1936 C.E. “For Jehovah and for Gideon” -Judg. 7:18 (Again, same as 1935)
1937 “Arise ye, and let us rise up against her in battle.” Obadiah 1
1937 Portable phonographs are used by Witnesses to play recorded Bible talks right on the doorsteps of homes. 
1938 "Fear not; for the battle is Jehovah’s’ -2 Chron. 20: 15
1938 Theocratic arrangements for selecting overseers in congregations replaC.E. democratic procedures, in harmony with Watchtower issues of June 1 and 15. (2) Zone assemblies (now known as circuit assemblies) are arranged for groups of congregations. 
1939 C.E. “But they shall not prevail against thee.” Jer 1:19
1939 C.E. Start of World War II. 
; 39 C.E.-45 C.E
:Throughout British Empire and British Commonwealth, 23 nations ban Jehovah’s Witnesses or plaC.E. prohibitions on their Bible literature. 
1940 “My heart shall rejoice in thy salvation.”--Ps. 13:5.
1940 C.E. Street distribution of Watchtower and Consolation becomes a regular feature of the activity of Jehovah’s Witnesses. (2) Decision of U.S. Supreme Court, on June 3, upholding mandatory flag salute regardless of religious belief unleashes nationwide mob violenC.E. against Jehovah’s Witnesses. 
1941 Active Witnesses pass the 100,000 mark, reaching a peak of 109,371 in 107 lands, in spite of the fact that World War II has engulfed Europe and is spreading in Africa and Asia. 
1941 C.E. (December) United States of America becomes ally of Great Britain in World War II. 
1941 C.E. “Salvation unto our Jehovah . . . and unto the Lamb” (Rev. 7:10, A.R.V.)
1942 C.E. (1) J. F. Rutherford dies on January 8, in San Diego, California. (2) N. H. Knorr becomes third president of Society on January 13. (3) Total printing of Watchtower for the year in all languages is 11,325,143. (4) An Advance.d Course in Theocratic Ministry is inaugurated for the Society’s headquarters staff, on February 16. (5) Watch Tower Society prints the complete Bible, King James Version, on its own press (a web rotary). 
1942 C.E. “Blameless in the day of our Jehovah” (1 Cor. 1 : 8)
1942 C.E. New World Theocratic Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses is held in Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 18-20; the public address “Peace—Can It Last?” points to ascent of the “wild beast” (a league of nations) out of the “abyss” after World War II. Edition of King James Version Bible, printed on Watch Tower Society presses, is released. 
1942 C.E., 8 January
1943 C.E. (1) First class of Watchtower Bible School of Gilead begins its studies on February 1. (2) Course in Theocratic Ministry (now called Theocratic Ministry School) for congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses introduced at assemblies in April. (3) U.S. Supreme Court renders decisions favorable to Jehovah’s Witnesses in 20 out of 24 cases; High Court in Australia lifts ban on Witnesses there, on June 14.
1943 C.E. “More than conquerors through him that loved us”. (Romans 8: 37)
1944 C.E. “Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my Jehovah.” (Psalm 143:10)
1944 C.E. At the United Announcers’ Theocratic Assembly in Buffalo, New York, the Watch Tower edition of the American Standard Version Bible, from the Society’s own presses, is released on August 10. 
1944 C.E., 6 March
1945 C.E. “Go ye therefore, and make disciples of all the nations.” (Matthew 28:19, Am. Stan. Ver.) 
1945 C.E. (October) The United Nations organisation is ratified and goes into effect; symbolic scarlet wild beast is out of abyss 
1945 C.E. As of October 1, the Society’s board of directors is no longer selected by voters who qualify because of monetary donations. (2) Average number of free home Bible studies being conducted each month is now 104,814.
1946 C.E. “Be Glad, Ye Nations, with His People.” Romans 15:10, Rotherham.
1946 C.E. During the preceding seven years, over 4,000 of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the United States and 1,593 in Britain have been arrested and sentenced to prison terms ranging from a month to five years because of their Christian neutrality. (2) In this first year after World War II, 6,504 are sharing in full-time service as pioneers. (3) Awake! magazine (sucCessor to The Golden Age and Consolation) begins publication; total printing of 13,934,429 copies for the year. (4) Over 470 Witnesses are taken before the courts in GreeC.E. because of sharing Bible teachings with others. 
1947 C.E. “Oh praise Jehovah, all ye nations”. (Ps. 117:1, Am. Stan. Ver.)
1947 C.E. In Quebec, Canada, 1,700 cases involving the evangelizing work of Jehovah’s Witnesses are pending in the courts. Number of congregations now exceeds 10,000, reaching a total of 10,782 worldwide. 
1947 C.E. Discovery of Dead Sea Scrolls began in Caves at Qumran, near the northwest shore of the Dead Sea. 
1947 C.E. Discpveru of Dead Sea Scrolls began in Caves at Qumran, near the northwest shore of the Dead Sea. 
1947 C.E. Discovery of Dead Sea scrolls began
1948 C.E. “I will sing praises unto thee among the nations.” (Ps. 57:9, A.S.V.)
1948 C.E. World Council of Churches is formally organised at Amsterdam, Netherlands, in first World Assembly, Aug. 22– Sept. 5. 
1948 C.E., 22 Aug-Sep 5. World Council of Churches is formally organised at Amsterdam, Netherlands, in first World Assembly, Aug. 22– Sept. 5. 
1949 C.E. “I . . . will yet praise thee more and more. (Ps. 71:14)
1950 C.E. “Preach the word” (2 Timothy 4:2)
1950 C.E., 2 August
1950 C.E., Aug 2. At Theocracy’s Increase International Assembly in Yankee Stadium, New York city, the New World Translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures is released to 82,075 assembled on August 2.
1950 New World Translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures is released in English, on August 2, at convention in New York. 
1950, 2 August
1951 C.E. “Praise Jah, you people, because Jehovah our Jehovah, the Almighty, has begun to rule as king.” (Rev. 19:6, NW)
1952 C.E. In June The Differentiator on pages 131-136 carried these quotes of Alexander Thompson on the New World Bible translation: “The version has evidently made a special effort to be thoroughly readable. No one could say it is deficient in freshness and originality. Its terminology is by no means based upon that of previous versions. In quotations of speeches, the language is generally in very modern form, lively and realistic. No other version imports so much of the human element into speeches. Another real boon lies in the fact that the name ‘Jehovah’ has been everywhere reproduced, including also the 134 emendations by the Sopherim. The New World Translation renders the word ‘olam’ by the term ‘time indefinite.’ etc. We think the Hebrew had no other thought within this term but ‘time indefinite.’ The New World Translation is not the work of Higher Critics, but of scholars who honour Jehovah and His Word.” 
1952 C.E. “Say to the prisoners, Go forth.”—Isa. 49:9.
1953 An extensive program of training of Jehovah’s Witnesses in house-to-house preaching gets under way, September 1.
1953 C.E. At New World Society International Assembly in Yankee Stadium the first of a series of 5 volumes of the New World Translation of the Hebrew Scriptures is released to 132,811 assembled on July 22. (Series completed in 1960). 
1953 C.E. “Worship Jehovah in holy array” (Ps 29:2, AS)
1954 C.E. “Every day will I bless you, and I will praise your name forever and ever” (Ps. 145:2, CB)
1954 C.E. In April The Differentiator on pages 52-57 carried these quotes of Alexander Thompson on the New World Bible translation. (an outstanding Greek-Hebrew scholar, under appointment to the Queen on matters regarding the Bible): “The translation is evidently the work of skilled and clever scholars, who have sort to bring out as much of the true sense of the Greek text as the English language is capable of expressing. The version aims to keep one English meaning for each major Greek word, and to be as literal as possible. The word usually rendered ‘justify’ is generally translated very correctly as ‘declared righteous’. The word for cross is rendered ‘torture stake’, which is another improvement. Luke 23:43 is well rendered, ‘Truly I tell you today, you will be with me in Paradise’. This is a big improvement upon the rendering of most versions.” 
1955 “He shall not be afraid of evil tidings: His heart is fixed, trusting in Jehovah.” (Ps. 112:7 ASV)
1956 C.E. “Prove me now herewith, saith Jehovah of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing.” (Malachi 3:10 AS)
1957 C.E. “From day to day tell the good news of salvation by him,” Ps. 96.2 
1957 C.E. In 169 lands, 100,135,016 hours are devoted by Jehovah’s Witnesses to proclaiming Jehovah’s Kingdom and conducting Bible studies with newly interested persons. 
1958 C.E. “As for me, in my integrity I shall walk.” (Psalm 26:11)
1958 C.E. Divine Will International Assembly, in New York, draws attendance of 253,922 from 123 lands; 7,136 baptized. 
1958 C.E., 27 Jul - 3 Aug. Divine Will International Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Yankee Stadium and New York Polo Grounds simultaneously, July 27–Aug. 3. On August 1 an audienC.E. of 194,418 adopts resolution, which from paragraph 5 onward calls attention to wicked world built up “since the founding of the city of Babylon.” On August 3 a public audienC.E. of 253,922 hears Watch Tower Society president speak on “Jehovah’s Kingdom Rules—Is the World’s End Near?” On July 30 occurred baptism of 7,136; also the president released Volume 4 of the New World Translation of the Hebrew Scriptures to a crowd of 150,282. 
1959 C.E. “Happy is the one that stays awake and keeps his outer garments.” (Rev 16:15)
1959 C.E., 9 March
1959 First sessions of Kingdom Ministry School, starting March 9, at South Lansing, New York, designed for congregation overseers and traveling overseers. 
1960 “Seek peaC.E. and pursue it. For Jehovah’s eyes are upon the righteous.” (1 Peter 3:11, 12)
1961 “In unity I shall set them, like a flock in the pen.”—Mic. 2:12.
1961 C.E. At the “United Worshipers” District Assembly in Yankee Stadium the president of the Watch Tower Society releases the revised edition of the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures, in one volume. 
1961 C.E. Nov. 18–Dec. 6; the Russian Orthodox Church applies and is made a member of the World Council. The Council membership now includes 198 church bodies. 
1961 C.E. On June 23 Third assembly of World Council of Churches is held in New Delhi, India. 
1961 First group of the Society’s branch overseers attends special ten-month training course at Brooklyn, New York, with a view to further unification of the work of Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide. New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures, the complete Bible in one volume, is released in English. 
1962 “Be courageous and let your heart be strong. Yes, hope in Jehovah,” (Ps. 27:14)
1962 C.E. In Vatican City the second ecumenical Vatican Council is opened by Pope John XXIII, with many non-Roman Catholic delegate observers present, on October 11. But on December 8 Pope John XXIII adjourned the Council until September 8, 1963. 
1963 “Now we are not the sort that shrink back to destruction, but the sort that have faith to the preserving alive of the soul.”—Heb. 10:39
1963 C.E.
1963 C.E. New World Translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures is released in six more languages (Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish), with more to come in later years. Over a million of Jehovah’s Witnesses are now active in 198 lands; peak of publishers for the year is 1,040,836; 62,798 more baptized. 
1963 C.E. Under date of April 11, at Vatican City, Pope John XXIII published his encyclical entitled “Pace in Terris” and in it he praised the United Nations organization. He died on June 3, after receiving human blood transfusions in May. 
1963 C.E. Under the date of April 11, at Vatican City, Pope John XXIII published his encyclical entitled “Pace in Terris” and in it he praised the United Nations organisation. He died on June 3, after receiving human blood transfusions in May. 
1963 C.E. 3 June. Pope John XXIII died on June 3, after receiving human blood transfusions in May.
1964 C.E. “Filled with the holy spirit and ... speaking the word of Jehovah with boldness.” - Acts 4:31
1965 C.E.
1965 C.E. “Do not become fearful of those who kill the body.” Matt 10:28
1965 C.E. First Assembly Hall, a renovated theater, is put to use by Jehovah’s Witnesses in New York. 
1966 C.E. “We shall not neglect the house of our Jehovah.” - Neh. 10:39
1967 C.E. “Here I am! Send me.” - Isaiah 6:8
1967 C.E. Waves of prolonged and savage persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses sweep across Malawi and continue for years thereafter. 
1968 C.E. “Also, in all the nations the good news has to be preached first.” - Mark 13:10
1969 C.E. “Lift your heads up, because your deliverance is getting near.” - Luke 21:28
1969 C.E. Home Bible studies exceed a million; report shows average of 1,097,237.
1970 C.E. “Go therefore and make disciples . . . baptizing them.”—Matt. 28:19.
1971 “You will be witnesses of me . . . to the most distant part of the earth.”—Acts 1:8.
1971 C.E.
1971 C.E. Governing Body is enlarged; on October 1, chairmanship begins to rotate among its members on an annual basis. 
1972 C.E.
1972 C.E. “Say among the nations: ‘Jehovah himself has become king.’”—Ps. 96:10.
1972 C.E. Congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses come under local supervision of body of elders, instead of one person, as of October 1.
1973 C.E. “But we, for our part, shall walk in the name of Jehovah our Jehovah to time indefinite, even forever.”—Mic. 4:5.
1974 C.E. “Although the fig tree itself may not blossom, . . . I will exult in Jehovah himself.”—Hab. 3:17, 18.
1974 C.E. Peak publishers worldwide reach 2,021,432; pioneers increase from 94,604, in 1973, to 127,135.
1975 C.E. “I will say to Jehovah: ‘You are my refuge and my stronghold.’”—Ps. 91:2.
1975 C.E. Governing Body is reorganized; on December 4, responsibility for much of the work is assigned to six committees, which begin to function on January 1, 1976.
1975 C.E. 6000 years’ history of man from Adam’s creation (remembering there is no 0 year between 1 B.C.E. and 1 C.E.) C.E. 2008 Total time period from Adam’s creation 6,033 years (See w76 7/15 p. 432 - Keeping a Balanced View of Time). 
1976 C.E. “Awaiting these things, do your utmost to be found finally by him spotless and unblemished and in peaC.E.”—2 Pet. 3:14.
1976 C.E. Branch offices of Watch Tower Society each come under supervision of a committee of three or more spiritually mature men, instead of one overseer, as of February 1.
1977 C.E. “You have need of endurance, in order that . . . you may receive the fulfillment of the promise.”—Heb. 10:36.
1977 C.E. Pioneer Service School begins to provide specialized training for tens of thousands of pioneers worldwide. 
1978 C.E. “They will not prevail against you, for ‘I [Jehovah] am with you . . . to deliver you.’”—Jer. 1:19.
1979 C.E. “My Father is glorified in this, that you keep bearing much fruit and prove yourselves my disciples.”—John 15:8.
1980 C.E. “And now, Jehovah, . . . grant your slaves to keep speaking your word with all boldness.”—Acts 4:29.
1981 C.E. “Your loyal ones will bless you. About the glory of your kingship they will talk.”—Ps. 145:10, 11.
1982 C.E. “Become steadfast, unmovable, always having plenty to do in the work of Jehovah.”—1 Cor. 15:58.
1983 C.E. “Clothe yourselves with love . . . a perfect bond of union.”—Col. 3:14.
; 1984 C.E. 
# “Speak the word of Jehovah fearlessly.”—Phil. 1:14.
# Home Bible studies being conducted by Jehovah’s Witnesses now average 2,047,113.
; 1985 C.E. 
# “Fully accomplish your ministry.”—2 Tim. 4:5.
# Arrangement for international volunteers is initiated, coordinating from headquarters the Society’s worldwide construction work. Report shows 3,024,131 sharing in the work of Kingdom preaching in 222 lands; pioneers now average 322,821; 189,800 baptized this year. 
; 1986 C.E. 
# “Go . . . declare abroad the kingdom of Jehovah.”—Luke 9:60.
# Regional Building Committees appointed to help coordinate building of Kingdom Halls. 
; 1987 C.E. 
# “As for me and my household, we shall serve Jehovah.” —Joshua 24:15
# Disciple-making work continues to expand, as Bible studies are now being conducted with 3,005,048 individuals and family groups, many on a weekly basis; baptisms for the year total 230,843. Ministerial Training School goes into operation on October 1, with first class at Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. 
; 1988 C.E. 
: “Hope in Jehovah and keep his way” (Ps 37:34)
; 1989 C.E. 
# “Fear Jehovah and give him glory.”—Rev. 14:7.
# Changing conditions in Eastern Europe help to make possible three large international conventions in Poland, and then in other lands in following years. 
; 1990 C.E. 
# “Be of good courage and say: ‘Jehovah is my helper.’” —Hebrews 13:6
# Lifting of restrictions on Jehovah’s Witnesses in lands in Africa and Eastern Europe facilitate evangelizing among an additional 100,000,000 people. Kingdom publishers reach new peak of 4,017,213; pioneer ranks swell to 536,508; total of 895,229,424 hours are devoted to urgent work of Kingdom proclamation. 
; 1991 C.E. 
# "Let anyone hearing say: 'Come!'" —Rev. 22:17
# Bans lifted in Eastern Europe and Africa make it easier to reach 390,000,000 more people with the good news of Jehovah’s Kingdom. 
; 1992 C.E. 
# “Rejoice in the hope. ... Persevere in prayer” (Ro 12:12)
# Watchtower has average printing of 15,570,000 in 111 languages; Awake!, available in 67 languages, has an average production of 13,110,000. Greatest witness ever given, as 4,472,787 share in Kingdom proclamation in 229 lands; monthly average of 605,610 pioneers; 1,024,910,434 hours devoted to public witnessing; 4,278,127 Bible studies conducted; 301,002 new disciples baptized
; 1993 C.E. 
: “Instruct me, O Jehovah ... Unify my heart to fear your name” (Ps 86:11)
; 1994 C.E. 
: “Trust in Jehovah with all your heart” (Pr 3:5)
; 1995 C.E. 
: “Be harmoniously joined together in love” (Col 2:2)
; 1996 C.E. 
:“Become doers of the word” (Jas 1:22)
; 1997 C.E. 
: “Teach me to do your will” (Ps 143:10)
;; 1998 C.E. 
: “Everyone who calls on the name of Jehovah will be saved” (Ro 10:13)
; 1999 C.E. 
: “Look! Now is the day of salvation” (2Co 6:2)
; 2000 C.E. 
: “We are not the sort that shrink back ... but the sort that have faith” (Heb 10:39)
; 2001 C.E. 
: “Stand complete and with firm conviction in all the will of Jehovah” (Col 4:12)
; 2002 C.E. 
: “Come to me, ... and I will refresh you” (Mt 11:28)
; 2003 C.E. 
: “Draw close to Jehovah, and he will draw close to you” (Jas 4:8)
; 2004 C.E. 
: “Keep on the watch ... Prove yourselves ready” (Mt 24:42, 44)
; 2005 C.E. 
: “My help is from Jehovah” (Ps 121:2)
;; 2006 C.E. 
: “We must obey Jehovah as ruler rather than men” (Ac 5:29)
; 2007 C.E. 
: “The great day of Jehovah is near” (Zep 1:14)
; 2008 C.E. 
: “Stand firm and see the salvation of Jehovah” (Ex 14:13)
; 2009 C.E. 
: “Bear thorough witness to the good news” (Ac 20:24)
; 2010 C.E. 
: ‘Love endures all things. Love never fails’ (1Co 13:7, 8)
; 2011 C.E. 
: “Take refuge in the name of Jehovah” (Zep 3:12)
; 2012 C.E. 
: "Your word is truth." (John 17:17)
; 2013 C.E. 
: "Be courageous and strong.... Jehovah your Jehovah is with you." (Joshua 1:9)
; 2014 C.E. 
: "Let your Kingdom come." (Matthew 6:10, NWT, 2013 Revision)
; 2015 C.E. 
: "Give thanks to Jehovah, for he is good." - Psalm 106:1
; 2015 C.E. 
: Present day From Adam’s creation to 2015 C.E. 6,012 years. 
; 2016 C.E. 
: “Let your brotherly love continue.” —Hebrews 13:1
; 2017 C.E. 
: “Trust in Jehovah and do what is good.” —Psalm37:3.
; 2018 C.E. 
: “Those hoping in Jehovah will regain power.”—Isa. 40:31
; 2019 C.E.
: “Do not be anxious, for I am your Jehovah.”—Isa. 41:10
; 2020 C.E. 
: “Go, therefore, and make disciples ..., baptizing them.” —Matthew 28:19.
; 2021 C.E. 
: “Your strength will be in keeping calm and showing trust.” —Isaiah 30:15
; 2022 C.E. 
: “Those seeking Jehovah will lack nothing good” —Psalm 34:10
; 2023 C.E. 
: “The very essence of your word is truth.” —Psalm 119:160
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