Blondie said: As one JW said, we are living in the toenails of the image in Daniel's prophecy
Surely we must be on the clearcoat that goes over the toe polish by now......further proof that The End is getting closer!
LMAO @ Clam! I just read the next study article called "Jehovah Will Cause Justice to be Done" (a euphamism no doubt to when he blasts all of us into the Stone Age) and the first paragraph says: "...Or you may think of an aged brother who loyally supports the congregation's field ministry activities week after week and has done so for decades. Granted, many of these faithful ones thought that by now Armageddon would have come and gone (ya, I wonder where they got that idea from ). Yet the fact that this unjust world still exists has neither undermined their confidence in Jehovah's promise nor weakened their determination to 'endure to the end.' (what choice do the poor buggers have after investing their entire life into what amounted to what should be called My Big Fat Watchtower Lie.

Hey! We're all mentioned in paragraph 2!! "....At times...we may observe the opposite. Some Witnesses shared in the ministry for years but over time their faith in Jehovah weakened and they stopped associating witht he Christian congregation." Notice how they automatically assume that anyone who stops going to the Kingdumb Hell has "lost faith in Jehovah"? For many, it's not Jehovah Himself that many have lost faith in, it's that damn religion itself.
Paragraph 5 goes on to whine that "[Christians] could become distracted by Satan's world, even to the point that they might "return tot the things behind". And indeed this has happened to some Christians. For years such ones longes for the day when Jehovah will put an end to this wicked world. However, when Armagedddon did not occur by the time they expected, they became disheartened. Their confidence in the nearness of Jehovah's day of judgement faded."
Now how totally stupid. One one hand, in the previous study, they're once again telling everyone how "near" Armageddon is, yet it the paragraph above, they whine that when nothing happens with their predictions, people somehow lose faith. Gee, ya think? If a father continuously promised his 6 year old son that he would take him fishing "soon", do you think the son would have lost faith in this "promise" by the time he's 80 years old?
How pathetic.