In last week’s post, I mentioned that when its 1914 prophecies failed, one of the options the Watchtower exercised was to recalculate and reinterpret Scripture.
In this post, I will detail some of the changes they made.
Most Jehovah’s Witnesses are completely unaware of the Watchtower prophecies I have documented so far in this series.
In fact, they have been taught and believe a whitewashed version of Watchtower prophetic history. Continue reading
In last week’s post, I showed how the Watchtower arrives at its 1914 date for the end of the Gentile Times.
As I noted, its calculations are dependent on its claim that Jerusalem fell to Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonians in 607 B.C.E.
If that date is wrong, then the 1914 date is also wrong. Continue reading
The Watchtower has trained Jehovah’s Witnesses in how to respond to accusations that it is a false prophet. Here are its defenses, along with my suggested responses. Continue reading
Here is a compendium of prophetic statements the Watchtower has made and the documentation provided on David Reed’s website. (pp. 284-287) Continue reading
Key Scripture: “When the prophet speaks in the name of Jehovah and the word is not fulfilled or does not come true, then Jehovah did not speak that word. The prophet spoke it presumptuously. You should not fear him’” (Deuteronomy 18:22, Watchtower translation).
The objective of The False Prophecies Approach is to show Jehovah’s Witnesses that the Watchtower organization is not the reliable guide it claims to be in that it has made numerous false prophecies. Continue reading
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