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I want to elaborate on this a little more also. @White Stone @The God Pill God @TheJehuChariot @BARNABY THE DOG.

The WT does this all the time, but so do a lot of people. They say, "it happened this way in the bible, so..." and they use that to justify their interpretations of things they imagine to be true in their own lives. The most famous WT example is they love to compare themselves to Moses, and Korah's rebellion, to discourage anyone from questioning WT.

Like I said, they leave out context, and there is no better example of "context is King" than this false equivalency of WT and Moses.

Let's dig into this with context shall we???!!!



Jehovah first of all chose Moses, why? "Meekest man on the earth." Even the bible compares Moses as foreshadowing Jesus.

So what did Moses do when God chose him by appearing to him by means of a burning bush? Did he go declaring his special greatness at having been chosen by God? No, he basically told God, "who am I to be given this great blessing, I don't want it." Why didn't Mose want it? "Meekest man on the earth."

Yet every chance WT gets they not so meekly, compare themselves to Moses!

What about the other instances you mentioned about dreams revealed to people in the bible? Again, "context is king." Who were they reveal to and why!!??? That is the context. The cup bearer and baker, so Joseph could interpret the dream. Jehovah revealed himself through Joseph, Moses, Daniel, and Joseph Jesus step father, why? Because of who those exemplary people were who made it into the bible and because one of them is God's son. By claiming you had a dream from God, you make yourself equal to a man like Moses, who would have never without the prodding of Jehovah himself, be posting about "dreams from God," you think you had.

Sorry to be so blunt, but if you were wise, even if this was true, you'd keep this to yourself. Jesus didn't even begin his ministry until he was 30 years old and until after the Holy Spirirt had been poured out onto him, and then he backed it up with miracles, just like Moses! Oh, the other context WT likes to leave out when comparing themselves to Moses, all the miracles he performed by means of God's spirit....still waiting!
You are so right; it's like 'The prince and the princess syndrome' (being a prince or princess in a so called former life)
 
I'm pretty sure, 23 anointed lines up perfectly with 21 year old elders!
I think you are confused. I got baptized when I’m 23, it was two years later that I got the calling. To be exact, 25 years old, which was the time for a levite to enter or have priestly duties.(Number 8:24,25) In Ezra 3:8, Ezra appointed Levites of 20 years old and above to supervise the work on the house of Jehovah. Samuel had the calling when he was a child. But it became more prominent as he got older.

How old was Timothy when he got anointed? The age is not important, it is the understanding regardless of age in the time of the New Covenant.

Much like view of most of JW’s, they view on what they see rather than the heart. I’m glad Jehovah does see things in different way than a man will.

You are so right; it's like 'The prince and the princess syndrome' (being a prince or princess in a so called former life)
Was it envy or pride perhaps that some of you ridicule or mock me? That I want attention and praised? A natural reaction perhaps when someone claims they are a prophet or an anointed?

The more this thread goes, the more it will get attention. Perhaps if you view this thread as something imaginary, then just ignore it and move on. It will just wither away, and drowned by countless other threads of which have more importance.
 
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I think you are confused. I got baptized when I’m 23
No not confused at all...you are not part of the bible Canon!

Not really interested what you think you're importance is....you are arrogant...you're not Timothy, not an associate of Paul, you're just someone who imagines you're something you're not. End of story!
 
I want to elaborate on this a little more also. @White Stone @The God Pill God @TheJehuChariot @BARNABY THE DOG.

The WT does this all the time, but so do a lot of people. They say, "it happened this way in the bible, so..." and they use that to justify their interpretations of things they imagine to be true in their own lives. The most famous WT example is they love to compare themselves to Moses, and Korah's rebellion, to discourage anyone from questioning WT.

Like I said, they leave out context, and there is no better example of "context is King" than this false equivalency of WT and Moses.

Let's dig into this with context shall we???!!!



Jehovah first of all chose Moses, why? "Meekest man on the earth." Even the bible compares Moses as foreshadowing Jesus.

So what did Moses do when God chose him by appearing to him by means of a burning bush? Did he go declaring his special greatness at having been chosen by God? No, he basically told God, "who am I to be given this great blessing, I don't want it." Why didn't Mose want it? "Meekest man on the earth."

Yet every chance WT gets they not so meekly, compare themselves to Moses!

What about the other instances you mentioned about dreams revealed to people in the bible? Again, "context is king." Who were they reveal to and why!!??? That is the context. The cup bearer and baker, so Joseph could interpret the dream. Jehovah revealed himself through Joseph, Moses, Daniel, and Joseph Jesus step father, why? Because of who those exemplary people were who made it into the bible and because one of them is God's son. By claiming you had a dream from God, you make yourself equal to a man like Moses, who would have never without the prodding of Jehovah himself, be posting about "dreams from God," you think you had.

Sorry to be so blunt, but if you were wise, even if this was true, you'd keep this to yourself. Jesus didn't even begin his ministry until he was 30 years old and until after the Holy Spirirt had been poured out onto him, and then he backed it up with miracles, just like Moses! Oh, the other context WT likes to leave out when comparing themselves to Moses, all the miracles he performed by means of God's spirit....still waiting!
That about sums up my thoughts on the matter Nomex. Good points. If, as the bible says, Jehovah is even aware of one sparrow and it’s destiny, He is aware of our needs. I would imagine that “our needs” include the need for peace, encouragement, counsel, rebuke, love, empathy and direction etc etc. These things he has provided by the systems and processes of life and thus we learn and receive from them, our resolve in life should we feel inclined. That Jehovah has provided all things necessary is clear in our relationships with each other and we draw on them according to our needs - needs that we often make for ourselves or that are allow to be written into our psyche. ‘Needs’ are not necessarily what we want, but get, also to deepen, control, reserve, express and sense the issues and critically, temper our responses. These then, form our choices and that is critical of our heart condition. Thus Jehovah will bless a righteous choice of action and make it grow via the emotive strokes we learn from and that he has also provided in others, or from Himself. Surely that is a natural way of growth that will sustain and entrench our responses, rather than through personal direction. I would cite this site as just such an example. (Where one or two of you are together….there shall I be). Jehovah created us, but he wants the satisfaction from that provision to be given Him independently of His governance. Hence freedom of heart - and critically, of mind, choice, insight, appreciation etc that grows into loving and genuine motivation to praise His love for us. I do not grasp the idea that Jehovah acts as a steersman throughout our lives by prodding us with dreams that we may or may not understand and may be subject to our ambiguity in interpretation and that such is a gift from Him. If we cannot respond to the stimuli He has provided for our senses naturally, dreams are hardly going to improve our behaviour and in any event, would, without our first being appreciative of Him, be meaningless. The example of that is Judas. Sitting even at right right hand of truth for three and a half years, the truth was not in him.
 
I think you are confused. I got baptized when I’m 23, it was two years later that I got the calling. To be exact, 25 years old, which was the time for a levite to enter or have priestly duties.(Number 8:24,25) Samuel had the calling when he was a child. But it became more prominent as he got older.

How old was Timothy when he got anointed? The age is not important, it is the understanding regardless of age in the time of the New Covenant.

Much like view of most of JW’s, they view on what they see rather than the heart. I’m glad Jehovah does see things in different way than a man will.


Was it envy or pride perhaps that some of you ridicule or mock me? That I want attention and praised? A natural reaction perhaps when someone claims they are a prophet or an anointed?

The more this thread goes, the more it will get attention. Perhaps if you view this thread as something imaginary, then just ignore it and move on. It will just wither away, and drowned by countless other threads of which have more importance.
Oh boy, spoken like a true youth; but unfortunately I have to disappoint you, as I am more than satisfied with the assignment I have been given by Jehovah. In which I hope that Jehovah will allow me to keep my feet firmly on the ground for a very long time to come.
 
Oh boy, spoken like a true youth; but unfortunately I have to disappoint you, as I am more than satisfied with the assignment I have been given by Jehovah. In which I hope that Jehovah will allow me to keep my feet firmly on the ground for a very long time to come.
As you should be and all of us. You have no authority to tell what others hope others have or should do in the first place but to preach and teach, as I also don’t have the power to tell others whether they are anointed or not, or any other person except Jehovah. And Jehovah will reveal it soon who are His.

Physical man cannot fathom spiritual matters. I would understand if others cannot understand this things while using science.
 
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No not confused at all...you are not part of the bible Canon!

Not really interested what you think you're importance is....you are arrogant...you're not Timothy, not an associate of Paul, you're just someone who imagines you're something you're not. End of story!
Who says that I am a part of the Bible Canon? Still your confusion shows.
 
This here proves that you have the wrong perception about dreams. That having it means someone is now equal to Moses and other prophets. What was the point that I used the chief baker and chief cupbearer, and other non servants of Jehovah? That it does not take to get anointed first to have a dream. Just like King Abimelech had a dream from God warning him as he take Sarah to be his wife.(Genesis 20:3) So even non-anointed can have it. For what purpose? If it is according to God’s will.(James 4:3) That is to guide them what steps to take just as I have shared in my dream above.

I did not spoke for other people but only for me. Different from that of a prophet.



Again you are comparing me to Jesus and Moses.

But I would share again a dream that showed how faithless I was.

It was the time of election here in the Philippines just this year, on the month of May to be exact. And the top two choices for Presidency where once rivals in the previous Vice-Presidency.But Marcos lost in the 2016 vice-presidency against Robredo. And now they are again rival for a position, but this time, Presidency. Many have thought that Robredo cheated on the election, and that it may happen again this 2022 election.

Regarding who will win, I am 50/50 for both of them. But as the time of the election nears, I lean more towards Robredo winning that election because of her media presence and support in MSM and social medias.

It was the during that night before the election(starts at 4am the next day), that I heard a shout during my dream: “Hula! Hula! Hula!” A tagalog word which mean can mean “guess” but in this case I came to conclude to “prophesy”. Then I saw Marcos standing in front of me coming out of a submarine then he greets me. Then he gave me a piece of paper with numbers, which I thought is his mobile number.(Could it be the votes? I don't know but is possible)

When I wake up, fear has gotten. What if it did not came true? I would be a false prophet and my previous dreams would also be false. I was deeply concerned also if I say it not to others, I could be violating the command. I reconciled my two concerns, and decided to just share it only to my parents when I woke up. When we checked the initial results in the morning—, Marcos was in for a landslide win. 10 million votes ahead of Robredo! And after many days, Marcos had half of Robredo’s votes, making him ahead of her by about 16 million votes.

Should I have shared my dream to my FB or keep quiet? Just like what you thought, I should keep quiet and avoid being called delusional or something like a prophet or the congregation might disfellowship me of saying such things. Though I have decided to share it where I can be anonymous.

That showed how faithless I was in that time. And I had a thought Jehovah wouldn’t use me anymore to pronounce such things because of my lack of faith.

We live in a faithless generation now much more since Jesus’ time, so I’m not surprised if people will ridicule or mock me. That’s how they treated even the prophet of old and of the disciples.
One of the most significant traits of the deluded, is their inability to defend their stance without drawing in their experiences that they feel justifies their stand. It is fine to embellish experience with outcomes, as long as one remembers that perception in its detail, is subject to our personal experiences and concept of what happened. The wise person will put his hands up to another’s perception and respect it and withdraw graciously, allowing the other to own his or her own feelings. That’s fine. There is no shame in it or reason to feel defeat. It is the mark of respect to another’s feelings that is our reward. You words will remain with them, and their value (if value there is) will have its outcome in their normal course of consideration. That is as much as we can hope for, and should hope for. It leaves the door open to further discourse. That is the true value. For Us, truth has of itself no value unless we practice it. It brings no respect or grandeur unless it is proved and thus we deceive ourselves in our pride and need for inclusion if we ignore that salient fact. Seeking status amongst others as a seer therefore is folly, for we will be defeated by our own greed for status. Moses found that out. If you take the seat at the lowest table before making utterances that you hope will be of value to others, it will teach you that simple lesson. It is not hard to learn if we are modest and wins fruitful learning as it provides a ground for others to discourse with you knowing that they will be respected for their thinking. The value of a man or woman is measured by his or her friends. My father taught me that. In life, I never ever saw him in the company of others, but when he died, the church was full to overflowing with people the family had never, ever been aware of. Sometimes, oftentimes, we we will never be aware of the impact we have upon others, or our own values and how these may rub off on others, therefore our conduct in discussion will speak for us. In reality, we are dust upon scales and are soon forgotten. You really are dreaming without meaning if you think otherwise!
 
One of the most significant traits of the deluded, is their inability to defend their stance without drawing in their experiences that they feel justifies their stand. It is fine to embellish experience with outcomes, as long as one remembers that perception in its detail, is subject to our personal experiences and concept of what happened. The wise person will put his hands up to another’s perception and respect it and withdraw graciously, allowing the other to own his or her own feelings. That’s fine. There is no shame in it or reason to feel defeat. It is the mark of respect to another’s feelings that is our reward. You words will remain with them, and their value (if value there is) will have its outcome in their normal course of consideration. That is as much as we can hope for, and should hope for. It leaves the door open to further discourse. That is the true value. For Us, truth has of itself no value unless we practice it. It brings no respect or grandeur unless it is proved and thus we deceive ourselves in our pride and need for inclusion if we ignore that salient fact. Seeking status amongst others as a seer therefore is folly, for we will be defeated by our own greed for status. Moses found that out. If you take the seat at the lowest table before making utterances that you hope will be of value to others, it will teach you that simple lesson. It is not hard to learn if we are modest and wins fruitful learning as it provides a ground for others to discourse with you knowing that they will be respected for their thinking. The value of a man or woman is measured by his or her friends. My father taught me that. In life, I never ever saw him in the company of others, but when he died, the church was full to overflowing with people the family had never, ever been aware of. Sometimes, oftentimes, we we will never be aware of the impact we have upon others, or our own values and how these may rub off on others, therefore our conduct in discussion will speak for us. In reality, we are dust upon scales and are soon forgotten. You really are dreaming without meaning if you think otherwise!
How would you explain a color to a blind person since birth? It would be hard to explain since they don’t have the experience there in.

Dream can just have a benefit to the one who had it himself or unless Jehovah gives someone to prove it externally like some sort of prophecy like about the election I had.

I don’t know why you had doubts Jehovah can send a message through a dream, plainly or figuratively. Other than of course if there are pre-conceived ideas or lack of faith.

To those who have experienced it, they can resonate with me and understand. But to those who had not experienced it and think it is impossible, it will be like explaining colors to a person who is blind since birth.
 
How would you explain a color to a blind person since birth? It would be hard to explain since they don’t have the experience there in.

Dream can just have a benefit to the one who had it himself or unless Jehovah gives someone to prove it externally like some sort of prophecy like about the election I had.

I don’t know why you had doubts Jehovah can send a message through a dream, plainly or figuratively. Other than of course if there are pre-conceived ideas or lack of faith.

To those who have experienced it, they can resonate with me and understand. But to those who had not experienced it and think it is impossible, it will be like explaining colors to a person who is blind since birth.
Actually, as part of my secular work as a social worker, I have explained colours to a colour blind person and a blind and deaf person who had little understanding of speech. I was there at the introduction of email and worked with a deaf/blind person in communication. You could consider the ways around communication with a deaf/blind person from birth and how to do this via external expression and translation of understanding. I have explained homosexuality to a deaf/blind person, sung songs with him via touch and introduced him to the dimensions of space and time. How about formation of an external language to those who have no insight into what language is and does not have an internal voice. Tell me how to make a shopping list with no internal voice. Show affection appropriately without touch, explain an operation to someone who has little idea of what is inside his body, or how about reconstructing pain and suffering, spatial awareness and loss and change into an understanding that can be tolerated emotionally and does not leave the subject in fear and uncertainty. How often have you sat with the dying, sensory deprived person and had something to say?
So you have insight into dreams and “resonate” with people. What do you have of value in this regard that resonates in a positive and instructive manner. Of course Jehovah can make a person dream. That is not the question. It is why should He when He is looking for faith and heartfelt change. As Jesus said, “you have seen and believed. Blessed more are those who have not seen yet believe.” I dearly value Jehovah‘s interest in leading me in the avenues of faith, but He does not make me eat of it, or dream of it. That is for me to choose and rightly so. What makes us privileged and who gives us insight into the mind of Jehovah? And why, why are dreams from Jehovah special to anyone other than ourselves? Are we to follow those dreamers? Why do we think that being so blessed, gives us an authority or insight above that of another? Do we not seek Jehovah through the agony of our hearts? Appreciation? Thankfulness?. We do not boast about it, but keep His blessing in our hearts and share the joy modestly - perhaps for the very reason that boasting about such things invites ridicule. The word has always been served through discussion as equals searching for the same understanding. Some are appointed as teachers. For them, they need our support because the responsibility, though joyful, bears with it trials in faith. For the rest of us, we sit at the low table and wait to be invited to greater things.

In truth, if you think that one cannot communicate colour values with a colourblind or blind person, it is unwise to show your ignorance as an example of faith In dreams - is it not? Likewise with dreams. It is unwise to interpret them when we have no authority to do so. If you wish to reply in braille, sign language, or touch, texture or sensory means, feel free.
 
Actually, as part of my secular work as a social worker, I have explained colours to a colour blind person and a blind and deaf person who had little understanding of speech. I was there at the introduction of email and worked with a deaf/blind person in communication. You could consider the ways around communication with a deaf/blind person from birth and how to do this via external expression and translation of understanding. I have explained homosexuality to a deaf/blind person, sung songs with him via touch and introduced him to the dimensions of space and time. How about formation of an external language to those who have no insight into what language is and does not have an internal voice. Tell me how to make a shopping list with no internal voice. Show affection appropriately without touch, explain an operation to someone who has little idea of what is inside his body, or how about reconstructing pain and suffering, spatial awareness and loss and change into an understanding that can be tolerated emotionally and does not leave the subject in fear and uncertainty. How often have you sat with the dying, sensory deprived person and had something to say?
So you have insight into dreams and “resonate” with people. What do you have of value in this regard that resonates in a positive and instructive manner. Of course Jehovah can make a person dream. That is not the question. It is why should He when He is looking for faith and heartfelt change. As Jesus said, “you have seen and believed. Blessed more are those who have not seen yet believe.” I dearly value Jehovah‘s interest in leading me in the avenues of faith, but He does not make me eat of it, or dream of it. That is for me to choose and rightly so. What makes us privileged and who gives us insight into the mind of Jehovah? And why, why are dreams from Jehovah special to anyone other than ourselves? Are we to follow those dreamers? Why do we think that being so blessed, gives us an authority or insight above that of another? Do we not seek Jehovah through the agony of our hearts? Appreciation? Thankfulness?. We do not boast about it, but keep His blessing in our hearts and share the joy modestly - perhaps for the very reason that boasting about such things invites ridicule. The word has always been served through discussion as equals searching for the same understanding. Some are appointed as teachers. For them, they need our support because the responsibility, though joyful, bears with it trials in faith. For the rest of us, we sit at the low table and wait to be invited to greater things.

In truth, if you think that one cannot communicate colour values with a colourblind or blind person, it is unwise to show your ignorance as an example of faith In dreams - is it not? Likewise with dreams. It is unwise to interpret them when we have no authority to do so. If you wish to reply in braille, sign language, or touch, texture or sensory means, feel free.
Had the privilege of introducing music to a profoundly deaf witness from birth B: Took car speakers apart put one to each ear and he got the riddim widdim..chortle!
 
How would you explain a color to a blind person since birth? It would be hard to explain since they don’t have the experience there in.
There's a lot I don't tell my 10 year old daughter. She doesn't have the capacity to understand so much. There are so many things i wouldn't even try to explain to her, an not just because I am her father, but because I am in my 50's. There is even less that I would even try explain my 5 year old.

The complete and total absurdity of what you are claiming is so over the top, the only way you are getting any response is the same reason people cannot look away from a train wreck. Everyone is trying to look away, but you can't help but watch the tons and tons of mangled steel wreckage fold like a cheap suit, and the reason you don't look away, is you cannot believe it's happening right in front of you.

Even if you were "anointed" you'd have the good sense to keep that to yourself, because a wise person would know what that sounds like, to people who are much older, wiser and more experienced than you are. I literally have clothes older than you are! When I was 25 I had no idea what life experiences I was in for. None of them as it turns out was the end WT had been promising way before even I was born.

You are no different than the GB who claim they are the faithful slave, and as evidence, all you have to do is ask them! They'll tell you, they are "the faithful and discreet slave." "WE know in 1919 Jesus came and inspected the slave class." We know that huh? LOL.

Your problem is your complete lack of humility, your lack of self awareness, lack of good judgement, lack of understanding in general...and I'm just shocked and frankly appalled.

You let the cat out of the bag, and so you have lost all credibility with the vast majority of people here.

And to drive home the point, to just nail that last nail into your coffin, you know why Jehovah has chosen human beings as "Christs brothers", because in Jehovah's wisdom and justice, the anointed actually carry out the judgement at Armageddon, because men (humans) can understand what it is like to live as men. Sorry to tell you pal, you are not qualified to act as my judge!

Your assertion is insulting and borders on blasphemy!
 
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Actually, as part of my secular work as a social worker, I have explained colours to a colour blind person and a blind and deaf person who had little understanding of speech. I was there at the introduction of email and worked with a deaf/blind person in communication. You could consider the ways around communication with a deaf/blind person from birth and how to do this via external expression and translation of understanding. I have explained homosexuality to a deaf/blind person, sung songs with him via touch and introduced him to the dimensions of space and time. How about formation of an external language to those who have no insight into what language is and does not have an internal voice. Tell me how to make a shopping list with no internal voice. Show affection appropriately without touch, explain an operation to someone who has little idea of what is inside his body, or how about reconstructing pain and suffering, spatial awareness and loss and change into an understanding that can be tolerated emotionally and does not leave the subject in fear and uncertainty. How often have you sat with the dying, sensory deprived person and had something to say?
So you have insight into dreams and “resonate” with people. What do you have of value in this regard that resonates in a positive and instructive manner. Of course Jehovah can make a person dream. That is not the question. It is why should He when He is looking for faith and heartfelt change. As Jesus said, “you have seen and believed. Blessed more are those who have not seen yet believe.” I dearly value Jehovah‘s interest in leading me in the avenues of faith, but He does not make me eat of it, or dream of it. That is for me to choose and rightly so. What makes us privileged and who gives us insight into the mind of Jehovah? And why, why are dreams from Jehovah special to anyone other than ourselves? Are we to follow those dreamers? Why do we think that being so blessed, gives us an authority or insight above that of another? Do we not seek Jehovah through the agony of our hearts? Appreciation? Thankfulness?. We do not boast about it, but keep His blessing in our hearts and share the joy modestly - perhaps for the very reason that boasting about such things invites ridicule. The word has always been served through discussion as equals searching for the same understanding. Some are appointed as teachers. For them, they need our support because the responsibility, though joyful, bears with it trials in faith. For the rest of us, we sit at the low table and wait to be invited to greater things.

In truth, if you think that one cannot communicate colour values with a colourblind or blind person, it is unwise to show your ignorance as an example of faith In dreams - is it not? Likewise with dreams. It is unwise to interpret them when we have no authority to do so. If you wish to reply in braille, sign language, or touch, texture or sensory means, feel free.
It must have been hard at first to explain to explain a color to a person who is blind since birth. With no experience of such, it would be hard if not impossible to relate such things that he could easily grasp or imagine exactly. How much more if that person is also deaf?

Regarding Jesus words, you’re misinterpreting it and taking it out of context. He was talking about the miracle of his resurrection. So that he says that those who believed of the “miracle” of his resurrection yet who have not seen him are blessed, because they have shown faith. The blinds in Jesus’ time have just heard a report about him and already believed and was just waiting for Jesus to come to their town to be healed. The Sidonian woman who has a daughter possessed by demon, when she heard the miracles Jesus have done, showed faith by begging Jesus to heal her daughter.

Dreams given are not always necessarily to be of prophetic significance, but often times for direction, reminder and the likes. If God sees the need to provide direction or answer the one who pleads to Him through a dream, or strengthen others through it, what are we to say to Him?

I know that sharing it will invite ridicule from some, but also expect a positive discussion from others. The reaction really depends on one’s experiences in life and culture and his way of thinking. I do respect if others will not believe, but to be honest, I’m disappointed if they take it in a negative way.

To say that one don’t need a dream(one of miracles) to strengthen their faith, is a matter of opinion. Miracles come in different forms, and it benefits one’s faith to God in dire situations.
 
There's a lot I don't tell my 10 year old daughter. She doesn't have the capacity to understand so much. There are so many things i wouldn't even try to explain to her, an not just because I am her father, but because I am in my 50's. There is even less that I would even try explain my 5 year old.

The complete and total absurdity of what you are claiming is so over the top, the only way you are getting any response is the same reason people cannot look away from a train wreck. Everyone is trying to look away, but you can't help but watch the tons and tons of mangled steel wreckage fold like a cheap suit, and the reason you don't look away, is you cannot believe it's happening right in front of you.

Even if you were "anointed" you'd have the good sense to keep that to yourself, because a wise person would know what that sounds like, to people who are much older, wiser and more experienced than you are. I literally have clothes older than you are! When I was 25 I had no idea what life experiences I was in for. None of them as it turns out was the end WT had been promising way before even I was born.

You are no different than the GB who claim they are the faithful slave, and as evidence, all you have to do is ask them! They'll tell you, they are "the faithful and discreet slave." "WE know in 1919 Jesus came and inspected the slave class." We know that huh? LOL.

Your problem is your complete lack of humility, your lack of self awareness, lack of good judgement, lack of understanding in general...and I'm just shocked and frankly appalled.

You let the cat out of the bag, and so you have lost all credibility with the vast majority of people here.

And to drive home the point, to just nail that last nail into your coffin, you know why Jehovah has chosen human beings as "Christs brothers", because in Jehovah's wisdom and justice, the anointed actually carry out the judgement at Armageddon, because men (humans) can understand what it is like to live as men. Sorry to tell you pal, you are not qualified to act as my judge!

Your assertion is insulting and borders on blasphemy!
Goes to show you don’t know how anointing works. Do you think your grandfather, grandmother or any other person you saw fit is deserving of the heavenly hope? If that is the case, it will be called deserved kindness not undeserved kindness. Your grandfather and anybody else who died faithfully were content with the hope that they had, but you look like you’re disappointed and angry that someone like me have been rewarded such things. What have made you to think that way? Envy? Pride?

You see and judge with your eyes, but Jehovah’s way is way different. His thinking is as the heavens, but us, only from the earth. So I understand if you can’t grasp about dreams, much more so about the anointing!

With the way you communicate and show your bitterness and rage to others shows that you don’t have a close relationship with Jehovah or Jesus. Your hatred, rage and bitterness clouds your mind and judgment. Don’t let Satan ahead of you.
 
Goes to show you don’t know how anointing works. Do you think your grandfather, grandmother or any other person you saw fit is deserving of the heavenly hope? If that is the case, it will be called deserved kindness not undeserved kindness. Your grandfather and anybody else who died faithfully were content with the hope that they had, but you look like you’re disappointed and angry that someone like me have been rewarded such things. What have made you to think that way? Envy? Pride?

You see and judge with your eyes, but Jehovah’s way is way different. His thinking is as the heavens, but us, only from the earth. So I understand if you can’t grasp about dreams, much more so about the anointing!

With the way you communicate and show your bitterness and rage to others shows that you don’t have a close relationship with Jehovah or Jesus. Your hatred, rage and bitterness clouds your mind and judgment. Don’t let Satan ahead of you.
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It must have been hard at first to explain to explain a color to a person who is blind since birth. With no experience of such, it would be hard if not impossible to relate such things that he could easily grasp or imagine exactly. How much more if that person is also deaf?

Regarding Jesus words, you’re misinterpreting it and taking it out of context. He was talking about the miracle of his resurrection. So that he says that those who believed of the “miracle” of his resurrection yet who have not seen him are blessed, because they have shown faith. The blinds in Jesus’ time have just heard a report about him and already believed and was just waiting for Jesus to come to their town to be healed. The Sidonian woman who has a daughter possessed by demon, when she heard the miracles Jesus have done, showed faith by begging Jesus to heal her daughter.

Dreams given are not always necessarily to be of prophetic significance, but often times for direction, reminder and the likes. If God sees the need to provide direction or answer the one who pleads to Him through a dream, or strengthen others through it, what are we to say to Him?

I know that sharing it will invite ridicule from some, but also expect a positive discussion from others. The reaction really depends on one’s experiences in life and culture and his way of thinking. I do respect if others will not believe, but to be honest, I’m disappointed if they take it in a negative way.

To say that one don’t need a dream(one of miracles) to strengthen their faith, is a matter of opinion. Miracles come in different forms, and it benefits one’s faith to God in dire situations.
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So I understand if you can’t grasp about dreams, much more so about the anointing!
LOL...my daughter she yells at us some times, she's only 9 like I said. I don't get mad at her, I am patient with her, she's only 9 after all. You on the other hand. You are an adult. You get no such consideration, and you are not my child. If my 9 year old lectures me about life, that's funny, she's 9. But you, you get no such consideration. You are still a child, but at the same time a grown man. But by now, you should know "your limitations", but you do not. Therefore, the rest of the adults, hold you in deserved contempt. You are driven to a fault by your arrogance, and ignorance.

To you, behind every wall and under every bed "is Satan". My council, is real world lived council. Not your imaginary fantasy, where you imagine you know more and are smarter and better than everyone else. Like I said, you are a train wreck.

The things you just learned, have been my life for more than 50 years. 25 years before you were even conceived, I was learning about Jehovah, you arrogant little jerk....again, you are just a train wreck. We all want to look away, we are trying as hard as we can not to look, but here it is, all that massive metal crashing and deforming right before our very eyes, and we can't look away. We can't believe it, of all the times and places, we are here now to witness the carnage, right here right now.

You are a little man, putting on a big suit, and we all thought it was funny, until you got mad because we are all laughing at you. You need a good spanking. But you are an adult now, so life will be your spanking. Your parents didn't do you any favors, because the spanking life deals doesn't care about your feelings and neither does facts!

The "Hard Knox" you're about to be dealt, is going to wreck you! You child are in for a rude awakening!
 
I'll tell you what @White Stone why don't you post your address, I'll come to your house and give you your well desevere ass kicking, then maybe I'll feel better about you judging me when you kill me at Armageddon. That way you can get the last lick in! YAY!!!!!!!!
 
Had the privilege of introducing music to a profoundly deaf witness from birth B: Took car speakers apart put one to each ear and he got the riddim widdim..chortle!
True. There are many ways to reach the senses. The brain is a profound mechanism of Ingenuity . What irritates, maybe even intrigues me about this issue of dreams from Jehovah as a means to point the way is, why on earth would he do so via a riddle or illustration that can be misunderstood, or confuse the person? If Jehovah wanted to give someone a one to one advantage in insight into a particular course of action, would He not do so explicitly, rather than via an illusion of thought that can be misconstrued or ambiguous or indeed, leave the recipient wondering what it meant? If I sent you a letter describing a motorway slip road, how many conclusions could you draw from that, besides the reason why would I do such a thing?
 
@White Stone why don't you post your address, I'll come to your house and give you your well desevere ass kicking,
I'll bruise you in the heel and you can bruise me in the head!@!!!
 
True. There are many ways to reach the senses. The brain is a profound mechanism of Ingenuity . What irritates, maybe even intrigues me about this issue of dreams from Jehovah as a means to point the way is, why on earth would he do so via a riddle or illustration that can be misunderstood, or confuse the person? If Jehovah wanted to give someone a one to one advantage in insight into a particular course of action, would He not do so explicitly, rather than via an illusion of thought that can be misconstrued or ambiguous or indeed, leave the recipient wondering what it meant? If I sent you a letter describing a motorway slip road, how many conclusions could you draw from that, besides the reason why would I do such a thing?
BTD when it comes to interpreting dreams or the like, don’t we have to take into consideration what 1 Corinthians 13: 8-10?

“Love never fails. But if there are gifts of prophecy, they will be done away with; if there are tongues, they will cease; if there is knowledge, it will be done away with. For we have partial knowledge and we prophesy partially, but when what is complete comes, what is partial will be done away with.”
And maybe verses 11-13 sums it up.

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