Chapter 17 of the new Organized to Do Jehovah's Will is basically the revamped chapter from the previous edition.
The name of the chapter has changed from "Enduring with Life in View" to "Stay Close to Jehovah's Organization." In addition three paragraphs on pages 170-171 are completly new to this chapter which basically follow the JW doctrine of the trinity: obey God, Jesus and the Organization.
The third paragraph attracted my attention (regarding the org):
Under the headship of God's Son, we cultivate intimacy with Jehovah by staying close to the modern visible channel that helps us learn how to do God's will. As foretold at Matthew 24:45-47, the Master, Jesus Christ, has appointed "the faithful and discreet slave," made up of anointed Christians on earth, to provide "food at the proper time" for the household of faith. Today, this "slave" supplies us with an abundance of spiritual food in the form of Bible study aids. Through this channel, Jehovah counsels us to read his Word daily, to attend our Christian meetings regularly, and to have a meaningful share in preaching the "good news of the kingdom." (Matt. 24:14; 28:19, 20; Josh. 1:8; Ps. 1:1-3) Never would we want to have a fleshly viewpoint of this channel of communication. To do so could cause us to lose sight of the fact that Jehovah is directing his organization, and we could thereby reject his efforts to draw us closer to him. Instead, we should endeavor to stay close to the visible part of Jehovah's organization and to respond to its direction. This will draw us closer to our God, Jehovah, and will serve to strengthen and protect us despite trials.
Does this mean JWs can no longer say they are being lead by imperfect men? Is that a "fleshly viewpoint?"