This Week's Watchtower Study Questions and Answers
The Watchtower Study is a congregation discussion of a Bible-based article through printed questions and audience answers. This hub provides this week's Watchtower study answers, additional comments, and an archive of earlier studies. Read the article and cited scriptures first so each point remains in context. Use these ideas as prompts, then prepare a brief comment that sounds natural in your own words.
Issues
This week · October 5-11, 2026
WatchtowerResist Satan’s Tactics—Trust In Jehovah and In JesusQuestions, answers and commentsNext week · October 12-18, 2026
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Previous Weeks Archive
September 2026
Help Others Come to Know JehovahAre You Getting to Know Jehovah Better?Find Comfort in the Book of IsaiahLearn From the GibeonitesAugust 2026
Pay Attention to How You ListenBenefit From the Field Service Group ArrangementHow to Maintain Christian FriendshipsHow to Remain Loyal When We Face Tests of FaithRespect the Decisions of OthersJuly 2026
Protect Your Spirituality While Pursuing Additional EducationMake Wise Decisions Regarding Additional EducationHow to Use Bible Principles to Train Your ConscienceWhy Are Bible Principles Important?June 2026
Keep Strengthening Your Marriage FriendshipLearn From the God of All ComfortHow to Keep the Right View of HardshipsNothing Can Prevent the God of Truth From Fulfilling His PurposeWhy We Are Happy Even When People Hate UsMay 2026
Be Discerning and You Will SucceedHow to Fight DistractionsTrust in the Sovereign of the UniverseImprove Our Art of Teaching in the MinistryApril 2026
How to Prepare for Difficulties After BaptismKeep Progressing Toward BaptismMarch 2026
What Will You Do to Show That You Appreciate the Ransom?Keep preparing for the meeting
Frequently asked questions
What is the Watchtower Study?
It is a weekend meeting part in which the congregation discusses a Bible-based article using printed questions. Participants answer from the paragraphs and cited scriptures. Personal preparation helps you follow the article's main theme, connect related points, and offer short comments that make a useful contribution to the congregation discussion.
Where are this week's Watchtower study answers?
The This week area links to the study available for the current period and displays the article title. You can also use Next week or the archive to locate another study. On each study page, the answers follow the question order, making them easy to compare with the article during your own preparation.
How do I prepare a good Watchtower comment?
Read the paragraph and question, identify the thought that answers directly, and check the cited scriptures. Next, consider which point you understand best or how it can be applied. Treat this site's comments as prompts, but simplify the thought and say it naturally in your own words instead of memorizing a complete response.
What are the review questions?
They are the questions at the end of the article that bring together its main ideas. Because they are not tied to only one paragraph, you may need to connect several points from the study. Preparing them helps you see the article's overall structure and give a clear summary based on what the congregation has considered.
Are these the same answers as on jw.org?
No. These are not official answers or copied publication text. jw.org and wol.jw.org provide the official article and study material, and they should be consulted first. The comments here are independent preparation help for organizing thoughts and developing your own answers. Always verify the context and express the point in words that reflect your understanding.