How Can The Governing Body Be Considered The "Channel Of Communication" From Jehovah Without Being Inspired . . . How Is That Possible???

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  • AbaddonProvesIt
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    The Governing Body Of Jehovah's Witnesses believe & teach millions upon millions of Jehovah's Witnesses world wide that they as a body, are NOT inspired or infallible.

    It's been weeks overdue but the Jehovah's Witness governing body member, Jeffrey Winder's, talk seeking to justify their pathetic practice of constantly changing their beliefs and outrageously attributing it to God, cannot be ignored by this channel, so I present a long overdue rebuttal.

    This video was released 1 year ago by Watchtower Examination on YouTube.

    Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_W2ysKyUqc&t=1197s

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  • AbaddonProvesIt
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    See May 15th, 1955 Watchtower Magazine pages 314-315, paragraphs 33,34.

    Link to article: https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1955365

    Quote:

    33, 34. (a) What is the legal servant used by the anointed remnant today? (b) What is an official mouthpiece of the “faithful and discreet slave” class? (c) Who should keep in close touch with God’s channel today, and why?

    33 The evidences, therefore, are overwhelming that the anointed Christian remnant among Jehovah’s witnesses today comprise the collective channel of communication. An abundance of additional detailed facts is being published in the series of articles in The Watchtower on the history of Jehovah’s witnesses. There are about 17,000 of these anointed ones still left in the earth, with a governing body of them residing at Bethel in Brooklyn, New York. Along with them there are over 560,000 “other sheep” companion associates. This small “faithful and discreet slave” class of anointed ones, as they are designated, have a legal servant known as the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, organized in 1884, which they use to represent them.

    34 An official mouthpiece for this “slave” class is the Watchtower magazine, now in its seventy-sixth year of publication. This magazine makes no claim of inspiration but is guided by the inspired principles and prophecies recorded in the sacred Bible due for progressive fulfillment today. By means of this singular channel of reliable spiritual guidance all sincere, honest persons who love righteousness are being directed toward the “perfect day” in the post-Armageddon new world. You are invited to advance along with the anointed remnant from one God-directed progressive spiritual position to another in fulfillment of the promise: “The path of the righteous is as the dawning light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.”—Prov. 4:18, AS.

    See that you do not implore him not to speak. For if they did not escape who implored him not to give divine warning upon earth, much more shall we not if we turn away from him who speaks from the heavens. At that time his voice shook the earth, but now he has promised, saying: “Yet once more I will set not only the earth but also the heaven in commotion.”—Heb. 12:25, 26, NW.

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  • HereIam60
    HereIam60

    Around 2013 the Governing Body announced that it alone, rather than the "annointed Christian remnant" was "the faithful and discreet slave" The 7/15/2013 Watchtower study article discussing this "Feeding Many Through the Hands of a Few" used Jesus' miaculous feeding of the large crowd listening to him as the basis for this change, in that only his apostles passed out the food to the crowd.

    Since then, the statement has been made, verbally, and in print, that "Jesus did not say the slave would produce perfect spiritual food...". However, Jesus did not say that the slave would 'produce" the food at all, merely distribute it to the Master's household. On other occasions he said that man must not live on bead alone, but on God's Word, that his food was to do the will of his Father, and that his, to be sacrificed, flesh and blood was true food and drink.

    This says to me, that the 'job' of the slave is to distribute the Bible, and the Christian message, not to issue directives and commands or to oversee the lives of the fellow domestics of God's household. The GB has said they are "spirit-directed" but not "inspired", but like so many things this is purposely kept vague with no clear explanation given.. One contoversial statement made was the " the Governing Body could be likened to the voice of Jesus...." (NO!)

    This change was probably planned for a long time, as for years unclear statements were made that "The FDS was 'closely associated" with brothers serving at world headquarters, that there was 'no worldwide network' of annointed ones, and implications made that many professing being annointed were mentally confused. (Frankly, I always had a hard time believing that anyone in this day and age were annointed, in the sense of being selected for heavenly rulership with Christ.)

    Although it's still being said the remainng annointed will eventually be gathered to heaven, the self election of the GB to being the FDS, essentially dismissed the idea of there being an annointed class on earth today.

  • DesirousOfChange
    DesirousOfChange

    The answer to your question is quite simple really--

    IT'S NOT! (Unless your a blind Cult Member).

    Let's Review: "It's a Cult!"

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    Every time a speaker from the Watchtower opens his mouth, he is condemned by previous statements made or by official doctrinal positions. They are therefore unable to speak to any subject of righteousness with integrity.

    This video was released 1 year ago by Watchtower Examination on YouTube.

    Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRGkgB2_2rI&t=302s

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