³ When returning to visit those with whom you discussed God’s Creatorship, you might wish to say this:

◼ “On my previous visit, we talked about the evidence for God’s existence—his marvelous creation. Do you find it hard to believe that the One who created the universe would also be interested in our future? [Allow for response.] It is of interest to note that the future has already been determined by the Creator.” Read Isaiah 46:9, 10. Depending on the individual’s interest, use the pictures and captions in chapter 19 of the Creation book to highlight the ideal conditions promised by God. Read paragraph 1 of chapter 20, and offer a Bible study. If accepted, start the study in the Knowledge book.

⁵ If God’s rulership was discussed initially, you could try this suggestion on the return visit:

◼ “When I was here a few days ago, we discussed the failure of man to bring about real peace on earth. You may recall that we determined the reason the Bible gives for such failure. [Read Psalm 146:3 again.] Did you notice why God advises us not to pin our hopes on humans? [Allow for response.] Perhaps you agree that any hope for a permanent solution has to come from God. The reason we can have this confidence is explained at Psalm 146:10. [Read.] If we want to be a subject of God’s Kingdom, what must we do?” Turn to page 250 of the Creation book, read paragraph 13, and highlight John 17:3. Offer to demonstrate how, through a study of the Bible, millions have gained the knowledge that leads to everlasting life. If permitted, introduce the Knowledge book and start the study.

⁷ When making a return visit on a businessperson with whom you placed the “Creation” book, you might say this:

◼ “On my last visit, I mentioned that God is the only one who really has the lasting solution to crime and violence. According to his promise, we can trust that a peaceful earth will be realized. Notice the choice that is set before each one of us.” Read paragraph 11 on page 250 of the Creation book, including Psalm 37:37, 38. Comment on the picture on page 251, and read the first sentence of paragraph 14. Offer a free Bible study, to be conducted either at their place of business or in their home.