by Ding 5 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
I read in the news the other day about a man who just celebrated his 114th birthday.
Obviously an evil, pagan thing to do, according to the FDS, but that's not the point.
The point is that this guy was born in 1896, so he was 18 years old in 1914.
Proof positive that the 1914 generation has by no means passed away!
Now, if he lives to be the same age Moses did, he's got 6 years left.
That's 2016.
A new date for Armageddon, FDS?
I like it. Lets spread it around. New date for Armageddon: 2016
Never have the words of Face the Facts (1938) been more fitting: "Those Jonadabs who now contemplate marriage, it would seem, would do better if they wait a few years, until the fiery storm of Armageddon is gone".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-G-GQmi9s4
a few years, until the fiery storm of Armageddon is gone... Is a "little while "over yet.... ???? LOL
Lets be cautious about claims that the "1914 Generation " is still with us
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-10949562
"There are more than 40,000 centenarians in Japan, according to government data, but the number of missing has raised concerns that the welfare system is being exploited by dishonest relatives.
Sogen Kato was thought to be the oldest man in Tokyo - but when officials went to congratulate him on his 111th birthday, they found his 30-year-old remains."
The oldest person who died, was Japanese.........
Love you comment zoiks:
Never have the words of Face the Facts (1938) been more fitting: "Those Jonadabs who now contemplate marriage, it would seem, would do better if they wait a few years, until the fiery storm of Armageddon is gone".
Just shows that Armageddon is always just around the corner to keep the jw in line. Of course they would claim that this is just to help ones to be "on the watch". But it could cause a lot of heartache, or maybe not getting married is a way that God is blessing the Jonadabs.
