Jehovah has become king appreciation thread

Watchman

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I appreciate the fact that a few ambitious persons have translated the info into other languages - Spanish, French, Dutch, Slovak, and part Polish. If anyone is inclined please share it with others. I do not receive royalties for the Amazon version and of course, the online version is free. It is still an unfinished work, obviously. That is why I called it a primer for the Apocalypse. But one thing is for sure, we are closer now than when the final edition was published 6 years ago.
 

The God Pill

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I appreciate the fact that a few ambitious persons have translated the info into other languages - Spanish, French, Dutch, Slovak, and part Polish. If anyone is inclined please share it with others. I do not receive royalties for the Amazon version and of course, the online version is free. It is still an unfinished work, obviously. That is why I called it a primer for the Apocalypse. But one thing is for sure, we are closer now than when the final edition was published 6 years ago.
They did a fine service for Jehovah and that's a good chunk of the 🌎 population that can read in their native languages. 👏
Hopefully as more people are drawn to your site some might be able to assist with more language translations. Another reason for us to support pay for clicks. I'll keep praying for growth.
 

LifeLearning

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This thread, being an "appreciation thread", I am going to post my appreciation here, and I will start a new thread with my comments when I have digested the book completely. I am now beginning ch. 22.

I have enormous appreciation for this work. It is beyond words for me to say how much I have needed to hear this.

I agree with the assertion in chapter 20 that this is irrefutable documentation.
The reader who has arrived at this point in this publication has been presented with what this author considers to be irrefutable documentation of the Watchtower’s considerable error in interpretation as regards the nature of the day of Jehovah. Not only that, but far worse than doctrinal and interpretive error, the Society is guilty of faithlessly violating the most basic tenets of Christianity.

The following paragraph in the preface is the sort of humility and devotion that every follower of Christ and Lover of Jehovah should have, in my opinion.

Although I do not consider myself to be a writer and am certainly no Bible scholar in the classic sense; possessing no academic credentials of any kind of which to boast; unfortunately, now no longer even having any plaudits within the organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses with which to recommend myself—I am, nonetheless, compelled by a conviction that I do have something profoundly important to say; and therefore, I believe, an obligation before God to at least try and convey it—Jehovah be my judge.

Without exaggeration I have been starving for discernment for decades to understand how so much of the old testament prophecy might apply to today, as much as it did so long ago. This book shows that and more, in fact at times showing that prophesy fulfilled then actually has even greater application to now.

This book is a gift to the world, and most of them will hate you for it.
 

Watchman

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Here are a few factoids for ya. In the first edition (2005), in the chapter The Judgment, the case was made that the slaves had not been judged yet nor have any been appointed over all of the master's belongings. Also, the matter of the ten virgins, which the WT had long taught went out to meet the bridegroom in 1918. But then the Watchtower dropped all that and moved everything forward to the future, so in the 3rd edition of the book I cut all that out.

In the chapter on the King of the North, I went to considerable lengths to disprove the Watchtower's interpretation that Daniel 11:25-26 applied to the 3rd-century conquest of Queen Zenobia and Palmyra but was fulfilled during the First World War. ("Many will fall down slain") Sure enough, the WT released new light and claimed the prophecy was fulfilled during WW1.

And, of course, the chapter on Joel ridiculed the Watchtower's claim that the locust plague represented JW's going about their ministry. Sure enough, BOOM! The Watchtower shone forth new light and dissolved the locust entirely from having any modern fulfillment.

I suspect one of the primary reasons the Watchtower warns JW's not to pay any heed to websites run by "apostates" is because they do not want you to know where they are getting their new light. ;)
 

kirmmy

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This thread, being an "appreciation thread", I am going to post my appreciation here, and I will start a new thread with my comments when I have digested the book completely. I am now beginning ch. 22.

I have enormous appreciation for this work. It is beyond words for me to say how much I have needed to hear this.

I agree with the assertion in chapter 20 that this is irrefutable documentation.
The reader who has arrived at this point in this publication has been presented with what this author considers to be irrefutable documentation of the Watchtower’s considerable error in interpretation as regards the nature of the day of Jehovah. Not only that, but far worse than doctrinal and interpretive error, the Society is guilty of faithlessly violating the most basic tenets of Christianity.

The following paragraph in the preface is the sort of humility and devotion that every follower of Christ and Lover of Jehovah should have, in my opinion.

Although I do not consider myself to be a writer and am certainly no Bible scholar in the classic sense; possessing no academic credentials of any kind of which to boast; unfortunately, now no longer even having any plaudits within the organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses with which to recommend myself—I am, nonetheless, compelled by a conviction that I do have something profoundly important to say; and therefore, I believe, an obligation before God to at least try and convey it—Jehovah be my judge.

Without exaggeration I have been starving for discernment for decades to understand how so much of the old testament prophecy might apply to today, as much as it did so long ago. This book shows that and more, in fact at times showing that prophesy fulfilled then actually has even greater application to now.

This book is a gift to the world, and most of them will hate you for it.
You said it. It was a huge eye-opener for me as well but it's not a book I can openly encourage to other witnesses...for obvious reasons. That's the true tragedy of it. Only when you sense a curiosity for real prophetic truth, a rejection of the cult mentality...by witnesses, can you then attempt to share it.

And regarding people that are spiritually inclined but haven't got a background in the prophetic and doctrinal truth from the Bible, they would be pretty much lost reading it.

Perhaps Robert should consider writing a volume dealing with basic Biblical doctrinal truths with a bit of light prophecy investigation thrown in. A volume that would lead the reader to the heavy duty JHBK.

He has done a lot of videos though dealing with basic Bible doctrines.

Bottom line is; if someone is hungry for truth and curious about God, they can and will investigate and nothing will stop them. Jah himself will use his Christ, angels and human servants to help that one.
 

The God Pill

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If anyone new likes brother King's book and would like to help it reach a wider audience please share it where you can. If you have the knowledge and circumstances to and would like to assist him in translating it to languages not listed above please contact him.
 

The God Pill

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Not specifically. But it is interesting to pursue Watchtower issues through the years and note the difference in the style and message over the past 100 years.
I can see that. Most books I read are from the 80's on. I have a few Russell and Rutherford era books but I get worried I'd damage them if I were to open them. Any observations on strengths our people and publications had at different times? I liked the renewed emphasis in the late 80's-early 90's on getting through to people on the error of the Trinity doctrine.
 

Nomex

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getting through to people on the error of the Trinity doctrine.
My favorite, because I came up with it, if we are created in God's image, or as Genesis puts it, "let us create them in our image" so if there is a "Trinity" why is it if you have a split personality you are considered to have a mental disorder? Wouldn't that mean that all us "normal" people are crazy" and the "crazy" people are sane...whole new meaning to "broad and spacious, and narrow!"
 

The God Pill

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@Nomex It was a bit funny you mentioned multiple personality in the Trinity comment because my mom and I finished watching the moon knight premiere (egyptian themed street level marvel hero with DID) a few minutes before I saw your comment. And I do make fun of the Trinity all the time on how ridiculous it would be for God to have such a condition and in such a bizzare eternal and mutually dependant fashion.
 
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