Something a brother said to me

by MrFreeze 3 Replies latest jw experiences

  • MrFreeze
    MrFreeze

    Today a brother said something to me about my opinions of the doctrinal changes and imperfections of the GB. He said "There have been many imperfect men in the past who have made mistakes, but God had no problem using those people". My reply was "Yeah, but how many things have they written in the Bible that are incorrect?"

    My point is, just because they didn't understand something, didn't give them an excuse to misenterpret it. If you believe the Bible is inspired, they only wrote what they were told to write. They didn't make any claims. They only made prophecies that maybe they didn't understand. Regardless, they didn't change anything up.

  • carla
    carla

    Did God ever use a prophet who spewed their own prophecies which did not come true and continue to use them? If a prophet spoke in the name of the Lord and it did not come true, what happened to that 'prophet'?

  • MrFreeze
    MrFreeze

    Those are some very valid points that go right along with what I'm saying. Those who do know of governing body feelings are quick to find excuses for them. If they are so imperfect that they would mislead with false prophecies, why should we listen to anything we say? If someone kept telling us we for sure had cancer, yet we go to the doctor and we don't have cancer, how much trust would we put into that person?

  • Nathan Natas
    Nathan Natas

    Which other prophets disfellowshipped people who disagreed with them?

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