Watchtower?s double meaning of words and catch phrases

by cyberguy 4 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • cyberguy
    cyberguy

    Watchtower?s double meaning of words and catch phrases

    The Society has an amazing way of saying one thing, but often implying many other things! Here are some examples:

    1. The expression "organization" has been defined in publications as "the Christian Congregation." But is that all that is included? No! If you look at the video, "JW?s the Organization Beyond the Name," it reviews the printing operations of the Society. In other words, this word includes the portion outside the "Christian Congregation," namely the huge publishing empire and the world wide church hierarchy. It is probably the main reason they have to maintain this non-Biblical expression, because they is no other way to explain the corporate appendage that is the controlling-arm of the JW organization.
    2. The expression "Faithful Slave," is explained to be the body of "Anointed Christians" at any moment in time beginning in the 1 st century up-to now. However, when used in relation to "spiritual food" given out "at the proper time" in our day, it?s applied to the GB and the Watchtower Society.
    3. The expression "apostate" has one meaning when applied to "apostate Christendom;" JW?s are even encouraged to preach to the "apostates" in "Christendom." However, if one leaves the JW Organization, and is thereafter considered an "apostate," no one is allowed to talk or communicate with him/her.

    This is just my 2-cents. I?m sure you folks can think of many more examples!

    Cyberguy

  • AlanF
    AlanF

    Quite so.

    AlanF

  • dustyb
    dustyb

    double meaning words

    consience - something that the JW's tell you that you have and it drives your guilt, but in reality the GB and Elders control it and make you feel like shit....

    (btw thats really not my picture, i just think its funny)

  • Maverick
    Maverick

    Being the account servant twice I always loved "voluntary contributions", as if there is any other kind! And with the WTS they should change it to mean guilt induced renumerations that some of you can write off! Maverick

  • Blueblades
    Blueblades

    Hi Cyber Guy! How about these "Catch Phrases" known as "Euphemisms" when referring to Failed Prophecies:

    Errors----Mistakes-----Misinterpretations-----Misunderstandings-----Premature Expectations-----Mistakes in our Understanding----Matters in which Corrections of Viewpoints have been needed-----Unrealized Hopes----- Misplaced Expectations-----Inaccurate Concepts---Views in need of Refinement-----Serious Disappointments.------Formerly Cherished Views.

    BUT NEVER,"FALSE PROPHECIES"

    Blueblades

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