There are sincere people in all religions. It is good news that God sees those people and cares about them. But sadly, religion has been used for evil ends. (2 Corinthians 4:3, 4; 11:13-15) According to news reports, some religions are even involved in terrorism, genocide, war, and child abuse. How this saddens sincere believers in God!—Read Matthew 24:3-5, 11, 12.

Whereas true religion glorifies God, false religion displeases him. It teaches ideas that are not in the Bible, including false teachings about God and about the dead. But Jehovah wants people to know the truth about him.—Read Ezekiel 18:4; 1 Timothy 2:3-5.

Happily, God is not deceived by religions that claim to love him but are really in love with Satan’s world. (James 4:4) God’s Word refers to all false religion as “Babylon the Great.” Babylon was the ancient city where false religion began after the Flood of Noah’s day. Soon, God will bring a sudden end to religion that deceives and oppresses mankind.—Read Revelation 17:1, 2, 5, 16, 17; 18:8.

There is more good news. Jehovah has not forgotten the sincere people who are scattered among false religions worldwide. He is uniting such people by teaching them the truth.—Read Micah 4:2, 5.

Jehovah cares about people who love what is true and good. He urges them to leave false religion behind. People who love God are willing to make changes to please him.—Read Revelation 18:4.

In the first century, when sincere people heard the good news from the apostles, they responded with joy. They learned a new way of life from Jehovah, a happier way of life with a purpose and a hope. They are a good example for us today because they responded to the good news by putting Jehovah first in their lives.—Read 1 Thessalonians 1:8, 9; 2:13.

Jehovah welcomes into his family of worshippers those who turn away from false religion. If you accept Jehovah’s warm invitation, you will receive his friendship, a new and loving family of fellow worshippers of Jehovah, and everlasting life.—Read Mark 10:29, 30; 2 Corinthians 6:17, 18.

The coming judgment of false religion is good news. It will bring worldwide relief from oppression. Never again will false religion mislead and divide mankind. Everyone living will be united in the worship of the only true God.—Read Revelation 18:20, 21; 21:3, 4.

Ai miẹn ugamwẹ ne emwa ni mwẹ ẹkoata i ye. Iyẹn nọma ẹre nọ wẹẹ, Osanobua bẹghe emwa vberriọ kevbe wẹẹ, ọ gbaroghe iran. Ọ keghi re emwi nọ da ọmwa wẹẹ, ugamwẹ khian ne emwa ghi loo ya ru emwi dan. (2 Kọrinti 4:3, 4; 11:13-15) Zẹvbe ne iyẹn rhiẹre ma, ugamwẹ eso keghi mwẹ obọ vbe igbinna oguo, uniẹ ẹvbo ohoho na wabọre rua, okuo kevbe emọ ne giẹrẹ na mu yagha. Emwa ni ga Osanobua vbe odẹ ọghe ẹmwata, keghi khiẹ ye egbe avbe uyinmwẹ na!—Tie Matiu 24:3-5, 11, 12.

Ugamwẹ ẹmwata keghi rhie uyi ne Osanobua, sokpan ugamwẹ ohoghe keghi ru emwi nọ ye ohu muẹn. Ugamwẹ ohoghe keghi ya ma emwa emwi, iziro nẹi rre uwe Baibol, deba imamwaemwi ọghe ohoghe vbekpae Osanobua kevbe emwa ni wulo. Sokpan, e Jehova hoo ne emwa rẹn ẹmwata vbekpae irẹn.—Tie Ezikiẹl 18:4; 1 Timoti 2:3-5.

Ma ghọghọ wẹẹ, emwa ni ye unu tae wẹẹ, iran hoẹmwẹ Osanobua i khian sẹtin mu irẹn rẹrẹ, rhunmwuda agbọn ọghe Setan ẹre iran hoẹmwẹ ọnrẹn. (Jems 4:4) Eni ne evbagbẹn nọhuanrẹn tie ugamwẹ ohoghe hia re, ọre “Babilọn Nọkhua.” E Babilọn keghi re okpẹvbo nẹdẹ ne ugamwẹ ohoghe ke suẹn, vbe iyeke okpamẹ nọkhua nọ rrọọ re vbe ẹdẹ ọghe Noa. Vbe nẹi khian kpẹ gbe, Osanobua gha hihiẹ ọguọghua ọghe udomwurri yan ugamwẹ ni mu emwa rẹrẹ kevbe ni yọn emwa muotọ.—Tie Arhie Maan 17:1, 2, 5, 16, 17; 18:8.

Iyẹn nọma ọvbehe ye rrọọ. E Jehova ma re mianmian emwa ẹkoata ni rre uwe ugamwẹ ohoghe ughughan vbe otagbọn hia. Ọ keghi ku egbe emwa vberriọ kugbe lekpae nọ na ma iran ne ẹmwata.—Tie Maika 4:2, 5.

E Jehova keghi mwẹ ẹkorhiẹrhiẹnmwẹ da emwa esi kevbe ni ta ẹmwata. Ọ keghi rhie igiọdu ne iran, niran zẹ egbe hiẹn ugamwẹ ọhoghe rre.—Tie Arhie Maan 18:4.

Vbe orre nokaro, emwa ni mwẹ ẹkoata ghi họn iyẹn nọma nọ ke unu ọghe avbe ukọ ladian, iran keghi ye oghọghọ miẹn ọnrẹn yi. Iran keghi ruẹ uyinmwẹ ọghe ọgbọn vbe obọ e Jehova, uyinmwẹ nọ ye ọmwa mwẹ oghọghọ, nọ mwẹ evbọdemu kevbe nọ ye ọmwa mwẹ ayayẹro. Iran keghi rhie igiemwi esi yotọ nima nọ rrọọ vbe ẹdẹnẹrẹ rhunmwuda, iran miẹn iyẹn nọma yi lekpae niran na mu ugamwẹ e Jehova karo vbe ẹdẹ arrọọ ọghe iran.—Tie 1 Tẹsalonaika 1:8, 9; 2:13.

Emwa gha kpa hiẹn ugamwẹ ohoghe rre do deba ẹgbẹe ọghe Jehova, e Jehova ghi gbọbokhian ne iran. Adeghẹ u na miẹn ọnrẹn yi itie oghọghọ ọghe Jehova, u do gha re ọse ọre, kevbe wẹẹ, u do gha re ọkpa vbe ẹgbẹe nọ mwẹ ahoẹmwọmwa ni ga e Jehova. Sẹhia, u do gha mwẹ arrọọ ọghe etẹbitẹ.—Tie Mak 10:29, 30; 2 Kọrinti 6:17, 18.

Ibuohiẹn nọ de nẹ ugamwẹ ọghe ohoghe keghi re iyẹn nọma. Ọ gha fan emwa nagbọn hia vbe imu ọghe a yọn ọmwa muotọ. Ẹghẹ nii, ai ghi werriegbe miẹn ugamwẹ ohoghe ni mu emwa rẹrẹ, kevbe ni sie ighaegbe. Emwa hia fẹrẹ do gha rrọọ vbe akugbe vbuwe ugamwẹ ọkpa ọghe Osanobua ẹmwata.—Tie Arhie Maan 18:20, 21; 21:3, 4.