Bible character.

Manion put spiritual pursuits first.

Manion was among those who took the lead in the first century Antia congregation.

He was educated with Herod, the district ruler.

Acts 13 won.

So Manion had a significant education and may have enjoyed a privileged upbringing.

Despite his background, Mannion chose to become a Christian and support the congregation.

He did not use his education or his connection to the ruling class to advance himself.

Instead, he served his brothers.

Mannion's example shows that serving Jehovah is more important than pursuing a worldly status.

Like Manion, we should prioritize spiritual activities over worldly pursuits.

Additionally, even though we value education,

we make sure of the more important things

and ensure that secular pursuits do not interfere with our worship of Jehovah.

Philippians 1, 9, and 10.

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