18 Today, those who become disgruntled because of fleshly thinking or unfulfilled expectations often turn to making the most of what this world has to offer. Losing their sense of urgency, they see no need to "keep on the watch," and they choose to pursue selfish goals instead of putting Kingdom interests first. (Matthew 24:42) Walking in that way is most unwise. Notice the apostle Paul's words: "We are not the sort that shrink back to destruction, but the sort that have faith to the preserving alive of the soul." (Hebrews 10:39) Like Enoch and Noah, we live in turbulent times, but like them, we have the privilege of walking with God. Doing so, we have the assured expectation that we will see Jehovah's promises fulfilled, wickedness destroyed, and a righteous new world brought to pass. What a wonderful prospect!
Translated:
Those who lose their illusion that the Watchtower Society teaches the truth often go into the world and make something of themselves. They see no need to put Watchtower interests first. We think that's unwise, because we are sure they'll die at Armageddon! DIE DIE DIE!
We live in difficult times, but we insulate ourselves in Watchtower-ology. Doing so, we think we're going to see all the wicked fall into deep, dark crevasses and then our utopia with a world filled with only Jehovah's Witnesses will finally be here, any time soon now -- Jehovah please bring the end of the world, please, please!