The name Jehovahs Witnesses invokes different reactions in different people.Who are they and why is there so much confusion about their identity?Well Jehovah's Witnesses are our neighbours,people with whom we associate daily be it at work,at school,at restaurants,at parks etc.they are normal people like us.so why is there so much issue about these people?why are they known as apostates,as dangerous people,as well as other nagative images?AND THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO CALL jEHOVAH' WITNESSES AS THE MOST PEACE LOVING,THE MOST HONEST,THE MOST HOSPITABLE PEOPLE? .
Well after studying and interacting closely with Jehovahs witnesses for more than five years i have realized who these people are and why is so much confusion about them.They are truly a remarkable people.They share unity in thoughts,words and actins and that is true of each and every JW anywhere in the world.they hold five meetings in a week.their place of woship is known as "KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAHS WITNESSES".They truly respect their hall and each and every person from child to an elderly participates voluntarily to keep it clean before and after every meeting.They study the bible deeply and apply its principles in their lives.They most important work of Jehovahs Witnesses is thier preaching work which is being carried out in over 250 lands and islands.They recognize Jehovah as the almighty and the sovreign god and jesus as earth's rightful king.they believe that very soon god will intervene in human affairs and change this present wicked system of things and transform the earth into a beautiful paradise,and this is what a lot of people misinterpret to be dangerous and apocalyptical view.Yet JW's are the most peace loving people all over the world.History testifies the hienious crimes committed against Jehovahs Witneeses for their religious standing and their moral principles.Yet they have never retaliated by having huge demonstrations or anti socail activities.
Jehovah Witnesses were they really affected by the Holocaust? ... Even though all of this was happening they never lost their faith in their God, Jehovah. They knew he was the one who would liberate them and comfort them. ... They suffered tremendously. ... As Jehovah Witnesses had promised, they began to exposing atrocities occurring in Germany. ...
Jehovah comes from the ancient manuscript that states God's name is Jehovah. ... It describes what there purpose is and describes what they should do." ... The current book they are reading is called "Worship The True God". ... The church has about 120 people who attend Kingdom Hall. ... All parents and children who attend the church sit together. ...
First Jehovah's Witnesses, they see a new world in which all people, including many raised from the dead, will join hands in peace. ... (Fisher 437) Jehovah's Witnesses are monotheistic because they believe in one God. ... They feel his presence already exists. ... (Fisher 438) Because Moonies believe in one God, they can be classified as a monotheistic religion but it is their understanding of ultimate reality that is different from Jehovah's Witnesses. ... Just as Jehovah's Witnesses, Moonies do not believe in Christ's physical resurrection. ...
As a Jehovah,s witnesses we refuse homologous tranfusions. ... There could be other alternatives to bloodless surgery yet to be found, But for Bible-Based reasons we as Jehovahs Witnesses refuse blood tranfusions. ... Jehovah,s Witnesses actively seek the best in medical treatment. Doctors have perfected many bloodless surgery techniques on Jehovahs Witnesses. Even cardiovascular surgeon Denton Cooley has performed bloodless open heart surgery on 663 of Jehovah,s Witnesses. ...
Although most of the practices and elements common to cults are legal, they are, at best, suspect. ... Firstly, what distinguishes cults from religions is the manner in which they operate. ... A consideration of the Jehovah's Witnesses' bases of dissent will follow. ... They refused to be involved in military service, or in anything that could be tied in with the war effort. ... Anything to do with pledging allegiance to anything or anyone other than Jehovah is strictly intolerable....
Then there was Owens who was a naturalist. ... These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that Jehovah God made earth and heaven. ... There are thousands of people who believe in this theory today. ... There are also scientists who believe in a higher power. ... An example of this theory is someone finds a watch in a field and they have to assume it was made. ...
This faith is based on the Laws of Jehovah and the Pentateuch. This story questions the Law of Jehovah. ... He who causes his neighbors to feel shame loses paradise himself."" ... He goes back to them and they agree to her terms. ... They spare you nothing her."" ...
This name "Jehovah" appears several more times through out the chapter and in chapter eleven. ... The name Jehovah may mean all of these things: unchanging, eternal, and covenant keeping. ... Those who chose not to obey were excommunicated from Israel. ... While God has the power to do great things to those who love and obey Him, He also has the power to destroy those who reject and or defy Him. ... One of these ideas is the idea that the people should be aware of who is responsible for their deliverance, they should be grateful, that they should always remember the day the Lord came to ...
