Category: End Times (page 1 of 13)

Series Summary

When I began this “Watchtower Misconceptions About Jesus” series, I said:

“We’ll look at what the Watchtower teaches about Jesus, in what ways they are in error, and how we can get through to Jehovah’s Witnesses regarding what the Bible actually says about him.”

I hope I have successfully achieved that goal.

This has been my longest blog series to date.

It’s certainly possible that you weren’t able to get to all the posts, and you might have lost track of some that were especially meaningful to you.

For those reasons, I have decided to conclude the series by giving you an outline which includes the titles to each of the posts along with links so you can access them easily.

I hope you will find it helpful. Continue reading

A Shifting End Times Chronology Regarding Jesus

The Watchtower has always focused on end times chronology as it relates to Jesus.

When Charles Taze Russell began publishing, he called his magazine, “Zion’s Watch Tower and Herald of Christ’s Presence.” (Jehovah’s Witnesses—Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom, p. 42)

The Watchtower claims that God’s revelation is progressive and that it therefore has to make “adjustments” in its teachings.

At the same time, it makes this claim:

…Jehovah’s organization alone, in all the earth, is directed by God’s holy spirit or active force… Only this organization functions for Jehovah’s purpose and to his praise. To it alone God’s Sacred Word the Bible, is not a sealed book… How very much true Christians appreciate associating with the only organization on earth that understands the “deep things of God.”! (The Watchtower, “Praise Jehovah with His People,” 3/1/73, p. 402) Continue reading

Will Jesus Ever Return to the Earth?

Christians are looking for Jesus to return—bodily and visibly.

Jehovah’s Witnesses believe Jesus is a spirit and that he will never again have a physical body.

Moreover, they believe that he already has returned—that he has been invisibly present since 1914.

If Christians are right, when Jesus does return, Jehovah’s Witnesses will be terribly confused, perhaps in denial. Continue reading

Will the Repentant Criminal Ever Be with Jesus in Paradise?

Will the repentant criminal who died next to Jesus be with him in Paradise?

Jesus promised him that he will.

But if Watchtower teachings are correct, he won’t. Continue reading

Will Only 144,000 Go to Heaven with Jesus?

The Watchtower teaches that only 144,000 people will go to heaven in spirit form and reign with Jesus.

The rest of those whom Jehovah deems worthy of everlasting life will live forever in physical bodies in paradise on earth. Continue reading

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