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Did Jesus Present Fake Resurrection Evidence?

The Watchtower teaches that Jesus’ physical body was never raised from the dead.

So how does the Watchtower explain his post-resurrection appearances?

 It states: “Jesus evidently materialized bodies on these occasions, as angels had done in the past when appearing to humans.” (Reasoning From the Scriptures, p. 217)

But there’s a problem.

The Watchtower admits, “On one occasion, for the benefit of Thomas, Jesus appeared with the physical evidence of nail prints in his hands and a spear wound in his side.” Continue reading

What Did Happen to Jesus’ Body?

The Watchtower acknowledges that Jesus’ body was no longer in the tomb after the stone was rolled away.

Neither the Roman authorities nor the Jewish leadership ever produced it.

The Watchtower doesn’t believe that the disciples stole the body.

So what happened to it?

The Watchtower insists that it was not raised from the dead: Continue reading

Did Jesus Prophesy Falsely in John 2?

An interesting question to ask Jehovah’s Witnesses is, “Did Jesus make a false prophecy in John 2?”

Now, no Jehovah’s Witness would ever say that Jesus uttered a false prophecy, but what he predicted in John 2 completely contradicts Watchtower teachings. Continue reading

What Was Raised?

In order for there to be a resurrection, something has to die and then come back to life again.

Jehovah’s Witnesses should agree with that statement.

After all, it’s almost the definition of the word “resurrection.”

In fact, the Watchtower states that “the Greek word translated ‘resurrection’ literally means ‘a standing up again’ and it refers to a rising up from death.” (Reasoning From the Scriptures, p. 333)

Having established that point with Jehovah’s Witnesses, you can follow up by asking, “Regarding Jesus himself, what exactly was it that died and then came to life again?”

If necessary you can go through the options with them. Continue reading

Is the Man Jesus Still Dead?

As far back as 1899, the Watchtower pronounced that “the man Jesus is dead, forever dead.” (Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. 5, 1899, p. 454)

But the Watchtower believes Christ was resurrected, so what did they mean by that? Continue reading

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