Jehovah's Witnesses are really "Watchtowerites"

Jehovah's Witnesses faithfully go door -to -door, preaching the Kingdom of God that is taught them via the

Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. They are usually quite polite and sincere in their efforts to communicate

God's good news. As always, they carry with them several books and magazines, some of which are the

New World Translation, their Bible, but this has been altered in many places. They also carry the

Awake magazine and, of course, the ubiquitous Watchtower magazine. The Jehovah's Witnesses receive their direction from the

Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. This organization claims to be the channel of God's communication to His people, that it represents

Jesus on earth, and that you cannot find scriptural guidance outside of it as an organization.

Please consider the following quotes. This is from the yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses, page 85, from the book printed in 1939.

It should be expected that the Lord would have a means of communication to His people on the earth, and it is clearly shown that the magazine called the

Watchtower is used for that purpose. Check out this quote from the Watchtower, October 1, 1967, page 591.

Make haste to identify the visible, theocratic organization of God that represents

His King, Jesus Christ. It is essential for life, doing so, be complete in accepting its every aspect.

Or this quote from the Watchtower, February 15, 1981. We all need help to understand the

Bible, and we cannot find the scriptural guidance we need outside the faithful and discreet slave organization, the

Watchtower. Obviously, the Watchtower Bible and tract society assumes a great deal, including being

God's visible, theocratic organization and the faithful and discreet slave, and that it also claims to teach the true

Christian doctrine. The only problem is that the Watchtower brand of doctrine is not biblical doctrine.

It is heavily filtered doctrine, through which the Watchtower society combines its interpretation with selective questions and scripture quotes.

Of course, the Jehovah's Witnesses will strongly disagree with this statement. They say that they read and study their

Bibles, and only use the Watchtower literature as a guide to understanding God's Word. But it is this very admission which condemns them, because their doctrines are not found in the

Bible. The proof is found, believe it or not, in the Watchtower's own writings. Consider this quote from the

Watchtower magazine, August 15, 1981. It says something very interesting. It says that if you study the

Bible alone, you will end up believing such doctrines as a trinity and the deity of Christ.

Listen closely to what they are saying. From time to time there have arisen from among the ranks of Jehovah's people those who, like the original

Satan, have adopted an independent, fault -finding attitude. They say that it is sufficient to read the

Bible exclusively, either alone or in small groups at home. But strangely, through such

Bible reading they have reverted right back to the apostate doctrines that commentaries by Christendom's clergy were teaching 100 years ago.

Did you get that? If you read the Bible by itself, you will become a Trinitarian, because that is exactly what the

Watchtower is referring to here when it says apostate doctrines. In other words, if you read the

Bible alone, you will not arrive at Watchtower theology. This is an amazing admission by the

Watchtower organization. It is clear. Jehovah's Witnesses do not get their teaching from the

Bible. They get it from the Watchtower literature. So the Jehovah's Witnesses are really

Watchtowerites. They follow the Watchtower's teachings. Now, the average kingdom hall, the

Jehovah's Witness church, has book studies. This occurs several times a week.

It is in these meetings that the Jehovah's Witnesses get their new Watchtower publications and new studies with the help of the

Watchtower aides and discussion doctrines in Bible studies. This is how they are indoctrinated.

Whether or not a Jehovah's Witness likes or dislikes what is being taught is not the issue. Rather, the

Jehovah's Witness is supposed to accept and believe what is taught by the Watchtower literature.

The Jehovah's Witness is discouraged from any independent thinking. Here is another quote.

This is from the Watchtower, February 1, 1952, pages 79 -80.

We should eat and digest and assimilate what is set before us, without shying away from parts of the food, because it may not suit the fancy of our mental taste.

We should meekly go along with the Lord's theocratic organization and wait for further clarification.

This quote clearly shows that the Watchtower Bible and tract society is the

Jehovah's Witness teacher and that those who follow his teachings are

Watchtowerites. They are students of the Watchtower, which is why, basically, all

Jehovah's Witnesses all believe the very same thing. Of course, they will say that this is a sign of unity and not confusion, as is found in Christendom's denominations.

But precise unity in beliefs among a people is a sign not of freedom, but of control.

Within Christianity's denominations are the core beliefs that unite Christians all over the world.

We are allowed differences of opinion on non -essential doctrines. This is what Romans 14, verses 1 -7 teaches us.

We have the ability and the right to look at things on our own and disagree with one another in the non -essentials.

But not so with the Jehovah's Witnesses. They are all taught the same doctrines from the same publications.

They each give identical Watchtower responses to questions and challenges, and all present the identical claims of the

Kingdom of God, the Heirs of the Trinity, the coming of Armageddon, etc. Essentially, if you have spoken to one

Jehovah's Witness, you have spoken to them all. If you want to learn what the average

Jehovah's Witnesses believe, you don't need to read the Bible. You read the Watchtower magazine.

This is because the Watchtower is the source of their theological beliefs, not the

Bible. If you want to quickly learn what the Watchtower teaches, spend an hour with any Jehovah's Witness.

The Jehovah's Witness is, quite plainly, a Watchtowerite, and he will tell you what every Witness believes, because he will repeat whatever the