Category: Witnessing Tips (page 1 of 34)

Neither Inspired Nor Perfect

In a February, 2017 online article, “Who is Leading God’s People Today?”, the Watchtower makes the following admission regarding the Jehovah’s Witness organization: “The Governing Body is neither inspired nor perfect. Therefore, it can make mistakes when explaining the Bible or directing the organization.”

Sounds pretty humble, doesn’t it?

And that’s the way the vast majority of Jehovah’s Witnesses who read those words will interpret them.

But let’s dig a little deeper.

Let’s look at the implications of the Watchtower’s admission. Continue reading

The Only Way to Salvation?

Today’s topic can be a stone-in-the-shoe question:

  • Can a person be saved without first becoming a Jehovah’s Witness?

Try to pin Jehovah’s Witnesses down to answering that question. Continue reading

The Only Reliable Bible Interpreter?

Because Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the Watchtower is God’s sole channel of communication, it follows that you and I cannot properly interpret the Bible without them to explain it to us.

You can focus the Witnesses’ attention on the stone-in-the-shoe questions:

  • Is Watchtower literature more understandable than the Bible itself?
  • Is Watchtower literature superior to the Bible itself?

Be like Columbo, non-threatening and just trying to figure everything out. Continue reading

God’s Sole Channel?

The Watchtower Society claims to be God’s sole channel of communication to mankind.

Instead of laughing at the Witnesses or arguing with them about this claim, draw them out with diagnostic stone-in-the-shoe questions. Continue reading

Were the Apostles a “Governing Body”?

The February, 2017 online the Watchtower article, “Who Is Leading God’s People Today?” teaches that after Jesus ascended to heaven the apostles constituted “a visible body under an invisible Leader.”

It states: “As a governing body, they gave direction to all the congregations. – Acts 15:2.”

Challenge the Watchtower’s interpretation of what happened in Acts 15. Continue reading

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