EverApostate

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  When exactly did Jesus become king? The Insight Book tells us.

  by The Fall Guy in

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  it-2 pp.

  61-62 jesus christ - "they [1st century christians] recognized him as their lord........because of his kingly position and authority.

  it was in the full regal as well as priestly authority represented by jesus’ name that his followers preached.....to the “name” of this divinely commissioned king, the lord jesus christ.

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  EverApostate

  SO Jesus became King and has been Idle for 103 years. Quite lethargic.
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  The most successful teaching of Jehovah's Witnesses and an amazing new book on the divine name

  by slimboyfat in

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  jehovah's witnesses have had to revise their chronology and various doctrinal interpretations due to events and scholarly corrections.

  but the one teaching where they have been consistently ahead of the curve is the importance of jehovah's name.. .

  i'm going to run through a (necessarily selective) timeline of jw events and scholarly publications that demonstrate the phenomenal success of this teaching in the last days.

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  EverApostate

  Sorry haven’t read all the posts here. But I have a basic question. If Jehovah is the most high in this Universe, why did his name disappear from the Bible for almost 1875 years, until CT Russel had to restore it.

  An Almighty god cannot protect his name in his own book ? Highly suspicious.

  Majority of the people on earth today still haven't heard of Jehovah and only give a blank stare when told about it. Not only now, it has been this same state since WT was founded. And what is the use of these Field service at all ?

  In my honest opinion, if Jehovah is really an almighty God, his name should be as explicit as the sun or moon, where nobody can deny it. Pages and pages of debate like this won’t be necessary.
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  JW renaming things: "It's Not this, it's ....."

  by Muddy Waters in

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  2. beliefs

  this was brought up in another thread, but i thought it should have its own thread.

  feel free to add your own observations and experience.

  the jws are so duplicit, and they rename things to somehow justify their own irrationalities.

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  EverApostate

  Why the heck is a preacher called a "Publisher". As for my understanding, a publisher is one who prints in Writing. Can someone Please explain. Just curious to know.
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  Who is ruling over the kingdom of the world?

  by The Fall Guy in

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  2. beliefs

  according to the bible, "the whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one.

  " (1 john 5:19).

  according to the deluded "slave", it's jesus; w73 8/1 p. 459 par.

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  EverApostate

  Jesus came to Power in 1914. Shiva in 1918. Zeus in 2000. Sadly, all are invisible. Yet we have to believe and obey.
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  Question for those who went to the RC

  by joe134cd in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i'm just curious with all the happy clapping that is now going on with the singing at the conventions.

  what has been the reaction to it with the r&f.

  has anyone ever commented that it reminded them of a pentecostal revival meeting.

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  EverApostate

  Sounds like a Hollywood Movie BGM. Haven't heard the Kingdom songs for 10 years and this is really a shock to me. No doubt WT is changing according to current trends to survive in the market, as like any corporation.
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  So the GB has admitted that God does not communicate with them. Is there any other religion or person that God speaks to?

  by deegee in

  1. watchtower
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  wt ​february 2017 par.12, p.26:.

  " the governing body is neither inspired nor infallible.

  therefore, it can err in doctrinal matters or in organizational direction.

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  EverApostate

  If an Organization claims that GOD speaks to them, or directs them, its an outright 100% fraud.

  If a person claims that God speaks to him, he should be mentally deluded or an Outright fraud.
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  What do scriptural contradictions convey?

  by venus in

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  any book that claims to be god’s word should have the minimum qualification of clarity.

  if any of its verses are open to many interpretations, it cannot be god’s word.

  god can easily be crystal clear as traffic police who puts traffic signals (red means stop, green means start …etc.

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  EverApostate

  Am going nuts with this:

  Proverbs 26:

  4 Do not answer the stupid one according to his foolishness, So that you do not put yourself on his level.

  5 Answer the stupid one according to his foolishness, So that he does not think he is wise.
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  Believers: How do you know your view of your chosen holy book is the correct one?

  by punkofnice in

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  don't start fighting, darlings.

  i am genuinely curious.

  after all i was a jobo 50 years and thought the wbt$ was 100% correct.. i ask this because i see that, for example, christian denominations (or whatever), likely have differing interpretations of the same writing.

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  EverApostate

  If GOD intended to communicate with humans, it would be a very open, irrefutable, undeniable form of crystal clear communication, for all generations, in a manner understandable by all the cultures of the world unanimously.

  Why would he want to communicate to the Middle East herdsmen, during some ancient times, in a local language, when there was no electricity even?
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  For Christians: What do you think about an Armagedon and the Afterlife

  by John Davis in

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  2. beliefs

  i don't mean for anyone to get into argument over this, i just want to hear what people believe.i hope that no one will mock or argue with someone else about their beliefs, i know that i won't in this topic.. i still believe in a christian god, not what jws believe, but believe that there has to be something after this life.

  i am not sure about how armageddon would go, would it be like how evangelicals believe with a rapture or timing or anything, though i still believe in a form of armageddon.

  i do think that all good people will go to heaven but i don't believe in a hell.

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  EverApostate

  I don't really want to hear from people who don't believe in any form of the afterlife just want to hear from people who believe in a form of the afterlife from an Abrahamic Faith's teachings.

  Sorry to see that you are still not open minded and are deceiving yourself.
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  Do You Ever Think Of ALL The Wasted Time Because You Were a JW?

  by minimus in

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  2. friends

  the longer you are out the more you see how a cult steals all your time, resources and energy.

  we wasted so much because we were witnesses!

  👎.

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  EverApostate

  Thank GOD (if it really exists) that I did pioneering only once during my 11 years as a JW. Looking back, I am so happy that I did only the bare minimum FS per month. (Around 5 hours)

  Other than that I don't regret having wasted much time in it. I did offend a lot of christian friends/relative though, accusing them that they are worshiping the devil. That's what I regret.