Comprehensive answers to FAQ's about the Organization of Jehovah's Witnesses
Many people are aware of the Jehovah’s Witnesses but know little more than the fact that they have a door to door preaching ministry. Not many people, including current members, are aware of what happens when you try to leave the group. Officially published information on the topic is scarce, but I will reference as…
Any Jehovah’s Witness would be shocked that someone could even suggest such a thing, but this is a question that every witness needs to take seriously. Let’s look at how the Bible describes a false prophet, and ask the question nobody wants to ask, are the Jehovah’s Witnesses false prophets? The Jehovahs Witnesses are false…
In one of my previous posts, I explained that Jehovah’s Witnesses predicted that Armageddon would end in 1914, bringing the destruction of all human governments, along with Christendom and its followers, which we know did not come true. However, did the start of World War I in 1914 confirm any truth to some of the…
Jehovahs Witnesses teach that Jesus’ presence started in 1914 invisibly. Other than some “numerical gymnastics”, the organization has no real evidence that this is true. As far as the Bible is concerned, there are scriptures that tell us not to be concerned with constantly seeking a sign of the end or Jesus’arrival. No one can…
When the disciples asked Jesus for a sign to forewarn them of when the end would come, what were the first words out of his mouth? “Lookout that nobody misleads you” Matthew 24:5. This shows that Jesus knew that fear and uncertainty about the future would make us easy victims, so the first thing that…
1914 is a pivotal point in the history of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The apparent ability to predict the meaning of 1914 is a great source of credibility for Jehovah’s Witnesses. However, it is important to know that the teaching of 1914 before 1914 is not the same as what is taught today. Prior to 1914, Jehovah’s…
