Their unity is the most pronounced and enduring in the history of the world, a unity exceeding anything experienced by Satan's
subjects. Such love and unity are foregleams of the marvelous time to come in God's new world, which will be governed in righteousness and justice.
Aside from an absolutely absurd assertion that what they have is 'the most pronounced and enduring in the history of the world', it is IMO inacurate to label what Jehovah's Witnesses have as unity. Unity should accrue from hearts that have freely atuned to agreement and then come together. In the case of Jw's, they come together and then are forced to accept a unanimous view of the world, and life, and doctrine, and discipline, and everything else.
Anyone who has freely been allowed to compare other organizations with the Watchtower would not necessarily accept that Jw's exceed all others in this matter. Certainly not in love, particularly of the sort that supposes to imitate Jesus.
Jeff
17. Satan and his followers will soon come against Jehovah's worshippers in an attempt to stamp them out.
(Ezekiel 38: 14-23) That will be part of what Jesus called the "great tribulation such as has not occurred since
the world's beginning until now, no, nor will occur again." (Matthew 24:21) Will Satan's attack succeed? No.
God's Word assures us, "Jehovah is a lover of justice, and he will not leave his loyal ones. To time indefinite
they will certainly be guarded; but as for the offspring of the wicked ones, they will indeed be cut off. The
righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it."- Psalm 37:28, 29.
Interesting selection of completely non-related scriptures. Ezekiel refers to attack on the Nation of Israel, Matthew talks of the 'great tribulation' that came on the Jews in the first century, and Psalms refers to peace during the Kings of Israel that abided by God's direction. How did I ever believe this 'garbage'?
Jeff