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Good morning, students.
This is your Principal Rodriguez,
and I’m very happy to announce that soon
we’re going to have
our annual holiday party.
Isn’t that exciting?
So get ready for games, treats, and more.
It’s gonna be great!
Yay!
Oh, yeah!
Oh, yeah!
It’s party time!
Oh, yeah!
OK, everybody.
Settle down.
We’ll see you all tomorrow.
See you there, Sophia.
Oh, wait.
You can’t go.
Well, that’s all for today!
What? Oh, OK, that’s right.
Thank you!
Before I go, we’d like to announce
the award for student of the month,
which goes to . . .
Caleb!
Way to go!
Wow!
Look at Caleb!
That’s my little brother.
With Jehovah’s help,
he tries to be good in school.
I like learning about Jehovah.
Are you ready to study?
Oh!
I’ll get my book.
I’ll meet you outside.
OK!
Hey, Zoe.
Oh, hey.
What ya doing?
Um, I’m just about to meet . . .
. . . Sophia.
Why do you hang out with her?
She’s so . . .
Different?
Weird.
She never does anything fun.
I mean you’re different, Zoe.
But in a cool way.
You should hang out with us—not that loser.
Angela, please see me immediately.
See ya later, Zoe.
Does it bother you
that others think you’re different?
What do you mean?
Some of the other kids say things
like it’s weird you can’t celebrate holidays
and that you can’t have fun.
What?
Who says we can’t have fun?
Of course we can have fun.
It can be hard sometimes,
but it’s good to be different,
like Jesus.
Like Jesus?
Yeah, that’s right!
We learn a lot about him at family worship.
In the Bible, Jesus said his followers
would be “no part of the world.”
What do you think it means
to be “no part of the world”?
Hmm.
Whoa!
Whoa!
T-minus ten, nine, eight, seven,
six, five, four,
three, two, one.
We have liftoff!
That’s a good guess.
But we don’t have to leave the planet.
He said that he did not want
to take his followers
“out of the world” but . . .
. . . that they should be
“no part of the world”!
That’s right, honey.
What else did Jesus say?
“They are no part of the world,
just as I am no part of the world.”
How was Jesus “no part of the world”?
Let’s see!
Jesus was different from everyone else,
and so were his friends.
He showed others
how to be different in what they did,
what they said, and even how they thought.
Really?
How?
People aren’t always nice
to others they think are different.
But Jesus wanted to help everyone.
And that made some people very angry.
They wanted Jesus to be more like them.
But he didn’t worry about what they thought,
because whom did Jesus want to be like?
Jehovah!
That’s right.
Jehovah said that those who obeyed his voice
were special to him.
So when you love and obey Jehovah
and you are “no part of the world”
like Jesus, . . .
. . . that makes you special to Him!
I don’t know if I could ever be like you.
What do you mean?
OK, OK, settle down.
I don’t know.
I-I gotta go.
When you love and obey Jehovah,
that makes you special to him!
Hey!
It’s a leper!
Get away!
We don’t want you here!
What is he doing?
He shouldn’t be here!
Lord,
if you just want to,
you can make me clean.
I want to!
Be made clean.
It’s a miracle!
Can you believe this?
Jesus isn’t one of us.
Jesus was different
in what he did, said, and thought.
I’m sorry about your grandma.
This is for you.
It will help you feel better.
Thank you.
And that made some people very angry.
Uhhh!
Oops, I didn’t see you there.
Are you OK?
Let me help.
Sometimes they pick on me too.
People aren’t always nice to others
whom they think are different.
You should hang out with us—not that loser.
But Jesus wanted to be
like his Father, Jehovah,
and that’s what made him special.
Hey, darling, how was your study with Sophia?
Mom, there’s something I want to show you.
Oh, OK.
All right, everyone,
enjoy the holiday party!
Hey, Zoe,
aren’t you coming?
Let me show you how it’s done.
Hi, guys!
You didn’t go to the party?
No.
I want to do the right thing.
OK.
Let’s have some fun!
Ugh.
Not again!

You Are Precious to Jehovah
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You Are Precious to Jehovah

Good morning, students.
This is your Principal Rodriguez,
and I’m very happy to announce that soon
we’re going to have
our annual holiday party.
Isn’t that exciting?
So get ready for games, treats, and more.
It’s gonna be great!
Yay!
Oh, yeah!
Oh, yeah!
It’s party time!
Oh, yeah!
OK, everybody.
Settle down.
We’ll see you all tomorrow.
See you there, Sophia.
Oh, wait.
You can’t go.
Well, that’s all for today!
What? Oh, OK, that’s right.
Thank you!
Before I go, we’d like to announce
the award for student of the month,
which goes to . . .
Caleb!
Way to go!
Wow!
Look at Caleb!
That’s my little brother.
With Jehovah’s help,
he tries to be good in school.
I like learning about Jehovah.
Are you ready to study?
Oh!
I’ll get my book.
I’ll meet you outside.
OK!
Hey, Zoe.
Oh, hey.
What ya doing?
Um, I’m just about to meet . . .
. . . Sophia.
Why do you hang out with her?
She’s so . . .
Different?
Weird.
She never does anything fun.
I mean you’re different, Zoe.
But in a cool way.
You should hang out with us—not that loser.
Angela, please see me immediately.
See ya later, Zoe.
Does it bother you
that others think you’re different?
What do you mean?
Some of the other kids say things 
like it’s weird you can’t celebrate holidays
and that you can’t have fun.
What?
Who says we can’t have fun?
Of course we can have fun.
It can be hard sometimes,
but it’s good to be different,
like Jesus.
Like Jesus?
Yeah, that’s right!
We learn a lot about him at family worship.
In the Bible, Jesus said his followers
would be “no part of the world.”
What do you think it means
to be “no part of the world”?
Hmm.
Whoa!
Whoa!
T-minus ten, nine, eight, seven,
six, five, four,
three, two, one.
We have liftoff!
That’s a good guess.
But we don’t have to leave the planet.
He said that he did not want
to take his followers
“out of the world” but . . .
. . . that they should be
“no part of the world”!
That’s right, honey.
What else did Jesus say?
“They are no part of the world,
just as I am no part of the world.”
How was Jesus “no part of the world”?
Let’s see!
Jesus was different from everyone else,
and so were his friends.
He showed others
how to be different in what they did,
what they said, and even how they thought.
Really?
How?
People aren’t always nice
to others they think are different.
But Jesus wanted to help everyone.
And that made some people very angry.
They wanted Jesus to be more like them.
But he didn’t worry about what they thought,
because whom did Jesus want to be like?
Jehovah!
That’s right.
Jehovah said that those who obeyed his voice
were special to him.
So when you love and obey Jehovah
and you are “no part of the world”
like Jesus, . . .
. . . that makes you special to Him!
I don’t know if I could ever be like you.
What do you mean?
OK, OK, settle down.
I don’t know.
I-I gotta go.
When you love and obey Jehovah,
that makes you special to him!
Hey!
It’s a leper!
Get away!
We don’t want you here!
What is he doing?
He shouldn’t be here!
Lord,
if you just want to,
you can make me clean.
I want to!
Be made clean.
It’s a miracle!
Can you believe this?
Jesus isn’t one of us.
Jesus was different
in what he did, said, and thought.
I’m sorry about your grandma.
This is for you.
It will help you feel better.
Thank you.
And that made some people very angry.
Uhhh!
Oops, I didn’t see you there.
Are you OK?
Let me help.
Sometimes they pick on me too.
People aren’t always nice to others
whom they think are different.
You should hang out with us—not that loser.
But Jesus wanted to be
like his Father, Jehovah,
and that’s what made him special.
Hey, darling, how was your study with Sophia?
Mom, there’s something I want to show you.
Oh, OK.
All right, everyone,
enjoy the holiday party!
Hey, Zoe,
aren’t you coming?
Let me show you how it’s done.
Hi, guys!
You didn’t go to the party?
No.
I want to do the right thing.
OK.
Let’s have some fun!
Ugh.
Not again!


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