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i go back and forth with worry and then relief then worry. it just gets to be too much sometimes and i cannot cope very well.I think about that all the time. It will be such a relief, and so exciting!
i go back and forth with worry and then relief then worry. it just gets to be too much sometimes and i cannot cope very well.I think about that all the time. It will be such a relief, and so exciting!
It's going to be very, very difficult. But the trials we have already experienced and are experiencing are preparing us. Remember that Jehovah never abandons his loyal ones!i go back and forth with worry and then relief then worry. it just gets to be too much sometimes and i cannot cope very well.
That's a beautiful scripture that so accurately portrays what we are going through and what we can expect from Jehovah.@Watchman explains the scriptures about the glorification of the holy ones with Christ along side as demonstrated by the transfiguration. Where will we be?
here:
Ez 34:11 For this is what the Sovereign Lord Jehovah says: “Here I am, and I myself will search for my sheep, and I will care for them. I will care for my sheep like a shepherd who has found his scattered sheep and is feeding them. I will rescue them from all the places where they were scattered in the day of clouds and thick gloom.
Dorothea,I think I underestimated the impact a lifetime of indoctrination has had on my mind and heart.
I no longer trust the GB after everything I've seen in the past couple years. That is a hard thing to admit and to go through. I now understand that we've been taught nonsense about prophecy right from the start, that the GB committed spiritual adultery by aligning itself with the UN in the 90s, that thousands of cases of child molestation have been covered up, and perhaps worst of all, that the GB has become blood-guilty by mandating unsafe vaccines.
Though I understand all of that, my heart will not stop condemning me for "disloyalty to the Faithful Slave." It has impacted my relationship with Jehovah so that sometimes I feel so guilty I avoid prayer, and when I do pray, I cry out about my feelings of confusion and beg for forgiveness if he sees me as disloyal. There is so much dissonance, and it's incredibly difficult to bear.
My whole life, I have looked for answers to my prayers in the talks at the KH, or in the publications. Sometimes I would accept as answers to my prayers the counsel I would get from my mother or a sister in the congregation. But now, I feel untethered from this line of communication. I don't trust those sources anymore as it seems they have been corrupted. But I find it extremely difficult to trust my ability to interpret the scriptures Jehovah seems to show me as his answers. He seems to have shown me some scary, unaccountable things in the past few months. I know that if I told my mother about it, she would tell me that I just need to read the publications and stop thinking I can interpret the scriptures, or that Jehovah could ever show me something directly from the Bible.
Have any of you gone through something like this? If so, how did you cope? Did you recover your spiritual equilibrium? Feeling like I really need some support here.
it really comes down to the conversation that Jesus had with Martha when Lazarus died- Jesus asked Martha: Do you believe this? That is what faith is. it’s so simple. Do you believe it or don’t you. but then we have our imperfections to contend with. We just pray and hopeThat's a beautiful scripture that so accurately portrays what we are going through and what we can expect from Jehovah.
Wonder how they will feel at Armageddon when Jehovah intervenes to salvage this mess of a world.a lot of EX JWs like Lloyd Evans and others try to destroy faith by saying that Jehovah is not an interventionist God . . .
Isaiah 28:19Wonder how they will feel at Armageddon when Jehovah intervenes to salvage this mess of a world.
It will indeed.Isaiah 28:19