There Are Many Scriptures That Disprove The Trinity
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Do your research and get back with me. The ball is in your lap. Prove to me that the NWT Bible is inaccurate by any standard. Sadly, theological and secular references are unreliable. Use any Bible version or translation you have and contrast it with the New World Translation and then show me the "flagrant" and "blatant" inaccuracies that you and many claim is riddled in this beautiful Bible, the NWT.
I honestly don't think you're spiritually up to the "test" 
M
What Spirit would that be you are referring to, seeing the very words that Jesus brought us from the Father(Jn.1.1, 17.6) are the promsied "Spirit of life"(Ps.104.30, Jn.6.63, 2 Cor.5.19), which is why James 1.21 says to "--receive with meekness the ENGRAFTED word that is able to save our souls"... Of course his physical body was from a human, in that respect he was a son, but the eternal Spirit was God(Dan.7.13wt Jn.1.32; Judges 5.7 wt Luke 1.27-35). Isa.40.18 & 25, 43.10-13&25, 44.8&24, 45.5-13-18&21, and 46.9 make it very clear, that if the Jesus anyone is serving is not the physical manifestation of the one true God, he is ANOTHER Jesus (2 Cor.11.4-13-15).
That's what I noticed about her. When it gets down to the nitty-gritty she disappears. We need to pray for them all.
B
OldHermit, dear brother, have you ever been invited to a Kingdom Hall meeting? Would you believe the overwhelming mind control that goes on in each of their "congregation meetings"?
These people never get a chance to read The Bible, let alone draw learning from the Hebrew or the Greek.
It's been several years since I was invited to one of their meetings. I had nightmares for about 2 weeks afterwards due to the tremendous error they learn and the horrendous mind control that goes on there.
They entire congregation is feisty, utterly arrogant, somewhat repugnant with each other in their responses, and almost show-off "See? I know more than you, so that makes me better than you!" The entire congregation has that attitude; mind you, this is part of how they are worshiping God...
In a nutshell, those people meet to discuss their Watchtower curriculum via a magazine called "The Watch" and another magazine called "Awake!" They carry several other books, which they bring to the meetings to study, and they read the NWT as a side note.
What they are really following are the outlines in the magazines, or whichever Watchtower booklet they are reading at the time. There are several books they are to purchase to read as their doctrine. (I used to own about 24 of their books a co-worker gave me as a sample of what is doctrinal error. I got rid of that collection some years ago.)
In other words, they are NOT studying the Bible directly as you and I would study, while seeking the mind of Christ; frankly, they are studying Watchtower dogma. They hardly sing praises to God when they meet (They sung 1 song about "Jehovah" I've never heard in all my born days), and the one prayer that was spoken was like a dry martini without James Bond. I'm tellin' ya', totally foreign material down Balaam Lane.
During the prayer, I shivered, and started to eyeball where the exits were. Brother, I'm telling ya': it was major creepy to hear what comes out of their mouths as prayer! And then to witness what exactly they do in training others is blasting detrimental because they remain captive in a reprobate mind. "Blind leading the blind."
I was so very sadden by their lack of reason, lack of love for the Lord Jesus, and a cultic approach, fanatical fixation on the name "Jehovah." ...just saying.
These people never get a chance to read The Bible, let alone draw learning from the Hebrew or the Greek.
It's been several years since I was invited to one of their meetings. I had nightmares for about 2 weeks afterwards due to the tremendous error they learn and the horrendous mind control that goes on there.
They entire congregation is feisty, utterly arrogant, somewhat repugnant with each other in their responses, and almost show-off "See? I know more than you, so that makes me better than you!" The entire congregation has that attitude; mind you, this is part of how they are worshiping God...
In a nutshell, those people meet to discuss their Watchtower curriculum via a magazine called "The Watch" and another magazine called "Awake!" They carry several other books, which they bring to the meetings to study, and they read the NWT as a side note.
What they are really following are the outlines in the magazines, or whichever Watchtower booklet they are reading at the time. There are several books they are to purchase to read as their doctrine. (I used to own about 24 of their books a co-worker gave me as a sample of what is doctrinal error. I got rid of that collection some years ago.)
In other words, they are NOT studying the Bible directly as you and I would study, while seeking the mind of Christ; frankly, they are studying Watchtower dogma. They hardly sing praises to God when they meet (They sung 1 song about "Jehovah" I've never heard in all my born days), and the one prayer that was spoken was like a dry martini without James Bond.
I'm tellin' ya', totally foreign material down Balaam Lane. During the prayer, I shivered, and started to eyeball where the exits were. Brother, I'm telling ya': it was major creepy to hear what comes out of their mouths as prayer! And then to witness what exactly they do in training others is blasting detrimental because they remain captive in a reprobate mind. "Blind leading the blind."
I was so very sadden by their lack of reason, lack of love for the Lord Jesus, and a cultic approach, fanatical fixation on the name "Jehovah." ...just saying.
B
BTW, those Watchtower booklets have a Q&A section on the back of the book.
They actually study those questions & answer, one-by-one, and they practice among themselves in posing the question as they would when they go knocking doors.
They practice tackling a legitimate Christian response, and in how to defend their dogma from popular Bible verses like those of the Trinity, for example.
They also practice how to confuse a Christian response by detouring the conversation back to their agenda. In other words, "don't confuse me with the Bible; I have a Watchtower program to tell you to believe."
They actually study those questions & answer, one-by-one, and they practice among themselves in posing the question as they would when they go knocking doors.
They practice tackling a legitimate Christian response, and in how to defend their dogma from popular Bible verses like those of the Trinity, for example.
They also practice how to confuse a Christian response by detouring the conversation back to their agenda. In other words, "don't confuse me with the Bible; I have a Watchtower program to tell you to believe."
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Yes, I have been to their Kingdom Halls before.
Individuality and individual thinking is very much discouraged among their members. They are strongly advised not to think for themselves and are taught to rely on the "Society" as the ones who alone have the "keys" to interpreting scripture.
In a nutshell, those people meet to discuss their Watchtower curriculum via a magazine called "The Watch" and another magazine called "Awake!" They carry several other books, which they bring to the meetings to study, and they read the NWT as a side note.
What they are really following are the outlines in the magazines, or whichever Watchtower booklet they are reading at the time. There are several books they are to purchase to read as their doctrine. (I used to own about 24 of their books a co-worker gave me as a sample of what is doctrinal error. I got rid of that collection some years ago.)
In other words, they are NOT studying the Bible directly as you and I would study, while seeking the mind of Christ; frankly, they are studying Watchtower dogma. They hardly sing praises to God when they meet (They sung 1 song about "Jehovah" I've never heard in all my born days), and the one prayer that was spoken was like a dry martini without James Bond.
I'm tellin' ya', totally foreign material down Balaam Lane. Yes, Whenever I have been this is always their study material from which they never seem to deviate. In other words, the society provides the material they are instructed to use telling them what to study and how to think. They never seem to read their bibles beyond what passage references are given in each study.
During the prayer, I shivered, and started to eyeball where the exits were. Brother, I'm telling ya': it was major creepy to hear what comes out of their mouths as prayer! And then to witness what exactly they do in training others is blasting detrimental because they remain captive in a reprobate mind. "Blind leading the blind."
I was so very sadden by their lack of reason, lack of love for the Lord Jesus, and a cultic approach, fanatical fixation on the name "Jehovah." ...just saying.
B
Correct. Their ill-reality extends beyond a distorted NWT and the renewing of a reprobate mind.
Sadly enough, JW are forbidden to associate with any Christian family members, neither are they to associate with any non-Jehovah Witness anywhere, i.e. work place, school, neighborhood, military... ...and Lord forbid if a JW questions the "Society" dogma. Their members are afraid of being excommunicated.
The Lord Jesus said, "The Spirit of God is upon Me because He has anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor. He has sent Me to... preach deliverance to the captives..." (Luke 4).
Yes, a Jehovah Witness needs the deliverance we have in our holy Lord Jesus, but everybody associated with the Watchtower is forbidden to believe that the Holy Spirit of God is upon Jesus, whom God has anointed... "Now the Lord is the Spirit: and were the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty" (2 Corinthians 3:17).
...and that, my dear brother, is a classic mind-control by definition of "cult." It sadden me, frankly, because I know they mean well, but they are clueless in seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit of God, Who leads us to God.
Sadly enough, JW are forbidden to associate with any Christian family members, neither are they to associate with any non-Jehovah Witness anywhere, i.e. work place, school, neighborhood, military... ...and Lord forbid if a JW questions the "Society" dogma. Their members are afraid of being excommunicated.
The Lord Jesus said, "The Spirit of God is upon Me because He has anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor. He has sent Me to... preach deliverance to the captives..." (Luke 4).
Yes, a Jehovah Witness needs the deliverance we have in our holy Lord Jesus, but everybody associated with the Watchtower is forbidden to believe that the Holy Spirit of God is upon Jesus, whom God has anointed... "Now the Lord is the Spirit: and were the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty" (2 Corinthians 3:17).
...and that, my dear brother, is a classic mind-control by definition of "cult." It sadden me, frankly, because I know they mean well, but they are clueless in seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit of God, Who leads us to God.