As ministers of the good news, we are known publicly as Jehovah’s Witnesses. Our voluntary participation in the field service is motivated by love of God and neighbor. It is not carried on at the insistence of any man or organization but is according to our God-given commission to preach the “good news” and make disciples. (Matt. 24:14; 28:19, 20) Therefore, publishers do well to avoid representing themselves as agents or representatives of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc., or any other corporation used by “the faithful and discreet slave” to advance Kingdom interests.—Matt. 24:45-47.
A supply of identification cards (S-65), which may be issued to baptized publishers when there is a need, will be included with the annual shipment of congregation forms. If any publishers use a personal name card in connection with their field service activities, they should not print thereon that they are representatives of the Watchtower Society.
This is very interesting.
One basis for the organization being the only one selected by God is that they preach the gospel to all the nations and door to door.
The problem with that claim is that it can not be true if these claims are true. The preaching work is being done by people who are not agents or representatives of the organization, and not at any insistence of the organization. So the organization can not be credited for the preaching work, since it is being done by others and not their agents. Yet they claim it is being done by them.
At least one of these claims is a lie as they can not both be true.