By Leonard White To find the roots of the modern-day Jehovah’s Witness organization we need only go back 140 years. On February 16, 1852 Charles Taze Russell was born in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. His parents were Scotch-Irish Presbyterians, but at an early age Charles joined a nearby Congregational Church because of its “more liberal views,” While …
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By Frank Jamerson This is an outline study of divorce and remarriage, with special emphasis on four theories that circumvent the teaching of the Bible. A. Who has the scriptural right to marry? One who has never been married (Matt. 19:4-6; 1 Cor. 7:36). One whose companion has died (Rom. 7:1-3). One who has divorced his …
By Mark White Jehovah’s Witnesses doctrine is a complicated maze of misapplied and wrested Scriptures, amalgamated together for their own religious purposes. For the Watchtower, nothing is straightforward and simple. Their view of the world, the coming judgment, and the resultant “new order” is formulated by their determination to make passages of Scripture fit their preconceptions. …
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By Ron Halbrook The Lord’s supper is observed by the Lord’s church on the Lord’s day. The Jehovah’s Witnesses” are not the true church of the Lord Jesus Christ. They do not observe the true supper of the Lord Jesus Christ. They do not observe it on the true Day of the Lord Jesus Christ. The …
