Ok, here are some:
Since biblical and secular history combined prove that the Jews returned to Judah in 538 B.C., rather than 537 as the Watchtower Society claims, can you provide solid evidence in favor of the 537 date?
Since you cannot provide any evidence in favor of the 537 date for the return of the Jews, the foundation of Watchtower chronology is built on speculation. How then, can you claim that the Bible is the basis for the "Gentile times" chronology which is supposed to have begun in 607 B.C.?
Since Genesis and Exodus combined state unambiguously that the entire universe was created in six days, and science says that the universe began about 15 billion years ago, and the Society accepts science over the Bible, how can you claim that Jehovah's Witnesses put the Bible first?
Since Jehovah's Witnesses demonstrably do not put the Bible first in all cases, how can you consistently claim that Egypt was desolated for 40 years, from 588 through 548 B.C., based only on Ezekiel's prediction, when solid science shows that Egypt was continuously inhabited in that time period?
Since the Watchtower Society clearly states in the Daniel book that Tyre's "desolation" was not actually for 70 years, which contradicts the Bible's clear indication, how can you claim different?
2 Chronicles 36:20 clearly states that the Jews would be servants to Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty until the Persians began to rule, which they did in 539 B.C. when Cyrus the Persian conquered Babylon and ended Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty. Jeremiah 27:6,7 clearly states that the Jews would serve Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty until it ended sometime in the rule of Nebuchadnezzar's grandson. This grandson proved to be Belshazzar, who was killed by Cyrus' army when it conquered Babylon. Jeremiah 25:11 clearly states that the Jews and other nations would serve the king of Babylon for 70 years. In view of the preceding scriptures, obviously the Jews would cease to serve Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty when that dynasty ceased to exist in 539 B.C. Jeremiah 25:12 clearly states that when the 70 years of servitude were completed, the king of Babylon would be punished, and in 539 B.C. this prophecy was most certainly fulfilled when Babylon's local king, Belshazzar, was punished by being killed, and the empire's main king, Nabonidus, was removed from his throne. Daniel 5 clearly states that, on the night before Babylon fell, Daniel forewarned Belshazzar that his kingdom was already divided and given to the Persians and the Medes, in line with the above scriptures. In line with the above, Jeremiah 29:10 clearly states that when Babylon's 70 years of supremacy over the Jews and other nations were completed, Jehovah would turn his attention to the Jews and bring them home. In view of all these things, why does the Watchtower Society reject the Bible's clear teaching?
I'll add more as I think of them.
AlanF
