All Jehovah’s Witnesses know that a central Watchtower tenet is the idea that Scripture teaches that there is an elite class of believers (the 144,000), and a much larger class (the Great Crowd).
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Chapter Six Where Are the Dead? by Wilbur Lingle Since the Watchtower Society does not believe in the Biblical teaching that humans have an eternal soul which separates from the body at the time of physical death and then exists in heaven or hell, it has to use a lot of double-talk to try to justify its belief?
by James Broughton Have you ever been invited to someone’s home for dinner, but not eaten any of the food? Only sat there and watched them eat? What purpose would that serve? That is exactly what the Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses expect you to do if you attend this year’s Memorial on Friday, April
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Chapter Five The Ransom—God’s Great Gift by Wilbur Lingle People need to be aware that the Watchtower Society uses the same Biblical words and expressions in its publications as evangelical Christians do, but with entirely different meanings. Otherwise, people might come to the conclusion after reading this chapter that the Jehovah’s Witnesses are just another branch of Christianity. But
JEHOVAH’S Witnesses teach that the 144,000 are the only people to have a future heavenly hope, leaving all other JWs members of the Great Crowd who will possess the earth after the battle of Armageddon. But is this true and what does the Bible teach?
Where Is the Great Crowd? Read More »
