My son had a talk last night, so I had the priviledge of trudging off to another meeting.
The Bible section being considered at the present time is Isaiah 19-26. Much to my surprize, I learned that the Society is prefigured in at least two places in these few chapters. They consider themselves the "watchman" class, as well as the "Eliakim" class, with the poor old clergy of Christendom relegated to the mere "Shebna" class.
This correspondance of the Society to virtually everything in the Bible is getting sickening already. Although it makes writing a talk very easy. If something in the Bible is good (say for example, Jesus' sandal), then it prefigures the Society. If it is bad (say, the dust under his sandal), then it prefigures the clergy. No event is too small to represent something modern.
I also learned that JW's are "the happiest people on earth", and that in March, there will be a concerted effort to reactivate people. So, be on the watch for visitations, guys.
I also found an amusing way of entertaining myself during meetings. If you replace the word "God" with "Dog" in the material, you come up with all sorts of fun references. For example, from last night's KM, "happy is the people whose dog is Jehovah", or, "Noah - he walked with dog".
I was very spiritually upbuilt. I recommend the experience to anyone who needs a nap.