When you are about to discuss a passage of Scripture with Jehovah’s Witnesses, I recommend that you first ask them to read the verse or verses aloud from their Bibles.
If the passage is a long one, review it with them in smaller, more manageable segments rather than getting lost trying to analyze a lengthy passage all at once.
I’m not saying you should never do some of the reading yourself, but it’s best to have them do it as often as possible—especially with passages that are critical to the topic you are discussing.
Why do I recommend that you have them do the reading?
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Good investigators know that before you confront a witness with an inconsistency, you first have to pin them down to their basic story.
Remember Lieutenant Columbo, the TV homicide detective played by Peter Falk?
Many times you can use a combination of witnessing techniques.
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