For “everyone who calls on the name of Jehovah will be saved.” Regarding this verse the New World Translation study Bible states: “Calling on Jehovah’s name is broad in meaning and involves more than just knowing and using God’s personal name. The expression “to call on (someone’s) name” has its background in the Hebrew Scriptures. […]
When Jesus said that he made God’s name known to his disciples, they already knew the divine name. He was not giving them its correct pronunciation. Nor was he giving them a mandate to make known to the world the name of his father. But along with revealing God’s character and personality, there was something […]
I previously posted a video entitled: Using AI to Analyze Watchtower Literature. It examined a section of the book God’s Kingdom Rules. If you haven’t watched that video I encourage you to do so. This video does the same thing. It utilizes Chat GPT to analyze the daily text comments for Friday, July 25th, 2025. […]
In his letter to the Galatians, the apostle Paul explains that faithful servants of God were once under a guardian or tutor. (Galatians 3:24,25) So by claiming that it is their responsibility and role to “shepherd the flock” and to make decisions that, in their view, help the whole community remain spiritually clean and united, […]
In a public talk given at the 2025 Pure Worship convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses, the non witness attendees in the audience are encouraged to make an examination of their religious beliefs in light of the Bible. But Jehovah’s Witnesses themselves are firmly convinced that they have the truth. For them, everything is just fine. There’s […]
Though they claim to be the faithful and discreet slave appointed by Jesus to help all Christians to arrive at the correct understanding of the Bible, the governing body admits that they are not inspired by God. They do, however, claimed to be led by the holy spirit. But what’s the difference between being inspired […]
Can AI be helpful in identifying logical fallacies in argumentation presented in Watchtower literature? This video shows that this totally objective, non biased tool might be just what you need to enhance your critical thinking when examining the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Jehovah’s Witnesses are taught to believe that there are two classes of Christians. A little flock of special anointed Christians having the hope of ruling with Christ in heaven numbering 144,000 and an unnumbered great crowd of other sheep, Christians having the hope of living on earth in paradise under that rulership. They arrive at […]
Men came from Jerusalem to Antioch as if they were envoys of the apostles and tried to impose themselves and their consciences on others. They might have meant well, but it was because of them that the issue of circumcision of the Gentiles arose. These Judaizers wished to govern over the individual Christians and congregations […]
The governing body of Jehovah’s Witnesses claims to follow the pattern set by first century Christians. Often they point to the account in Acts chapter 15 when the issue arose over whether or not gentile Christians needed to be circumcised as proof. But just what evidence is there that the apostles consistently provided spiritual food, […]