Christ’s Presence At present Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Christ has been invisibly present since 1914. But for more than 60 years Jehovah’s Witnesses were taught that the Bible declared that 1874, not 1914 was the date when Jesus’ second coming began. In the Watch Tower book Creation, on page 289, it says; […]
WHETHER it likes it or not, the Watch Tower Society is in fact mentioned in Scripture – be it indirectly. Jesus foretold that in the last days “many false prophets will arise, and will mislead many.” For much of its existence, the Watch Tower Society’s members have been believing in false prophecies. Undoubtedly,
WHEN a Jehovah’s Witness speaks of the resurrection, you would at first be forgiven in thinking that they went along with the teaching of mainstream Christianity; i.e. that Jesus’ body was physically raised from the dead. Indeed, when it comes to the subject of the resurrection it says; “The
CHRISTIANS believe that salvation is by grace through faith and not as a result of works. Indeed, this is the view set forth in the Bible at Ephesians 2:8-9 where it says: “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the
CHRISTIANS believe that the Holy Spirit is God Himself, having the same divine nature as the Father and the Son. But, once again, the Jehovah’s Witnesses are taught differently. He is not God but an “invisible active force”, with no personality. In fact the Watch Tower Society even likens the
