WHILE Christmas day is set aside for remembering the birth of the saviour, there can be no doubt that the world has commercialised this occasion to the point that the day brings to mind little of the holy event for many. Nevertheless, for the Christian, the day IS […]
ONE of the Watch Tower Society’s most sinister beliefs is an insistence on its members to refuse blood transfusions. Based, erroneously, upon prohibitions in the Old Testament, i.e. Leviticus 17:14, countless thousands of Witnesses have been forced to give up their lives rather than dare upset the organisation.
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THE Jehovah’s Witnesses are taught that the Bible is not written to everyone, not even to all Christians. The Watchtower teaches that the New Testament is only written to a select class and, for the rest of us, there is no chance to become a
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1975 Why were Jehovah’s Witnesses looking forward to 1975? Was it something the Society had said? You bet! It is true, however, that the Society never directly declared that Armageddon would occur in 1975. But their literature shows that what they did say led Witnesses to believe the 1975 date. All Witnesses believe
Beth Sarim WHY did the Watch Tower Society build this huge mansion, called Beth-Sarim (House of the Princes) in San Diego? We let the Society answer from its 1939 book Salvation, on page 311, where it says; “… the purpose of acquiring that property and building the house was
