by baltar447 3 Replies latest watchtower bible
Gag tastic quote from the first "Marriage" study article in the latest Koolaid Puketower:
A Christian who marries an unbeliever is not exemplary and lacks real apprecia-tion for God’s gift of marriage. Entering such a union after baptism can cost one some privileges among God’s people. And it would be illogical to expect blessings while admitting in prayer, ‘Jehovah, I deliberately disobeyed you, but please bless me anyway.'
Wow, I don't know why this quote here is so sickening to me but it is.
another example of extreme guilt pushing and scripture twisting....
A Christian who marries an unbeliever is not exemplary and lacks real apprecia-tion for God’s gift of marriage. Entering such a union after baptism can cost one some privileges among God’s people. And it would be illogical to expect blessings while admitting in prayer, ‘Jehovah, I deliberately disobeyed you, but please bless me anyway.'
Nowhere in 1 Corinth 7: 1-39 does it talk about disobeying Gods commandment. Paul "continually" says "throughout" 1 Corinth 7, these are his "consessions, not commands". The only place where it is a command is where a husand and wife are joined together until death, Romans 7: 2,3 Speaking of which, if it was a command it would have also been mentioned in Romans 7.
Also, since Paul suggest to stay single 1 Corinth 7:25,26 it's bad to marry? If you marry will your privileges be limited or taken away and your prayers be tainted with disobedience because you're in fact disobeying Jehovah?
The problem here is JW's are trained to read the Watchtower fully and only cherry pick scriptures. JW's need to learn to read "full context" of scriptures .......
1 Corinth 7:23 "You were bought with a price; do not become slaves of men".
re phrased:
Since Paul suggest to stay single 1 Corinth 7:25,26 it's bad to marry (even in the Lord)?? Will your privileges be limited or taken away and your prayers be tainted with disobedience because you're in fact disobeying Jehovah?
Question:
Someone who is already engaged and promised to marry his mate becomes a JW and gets baptized.
Now does this imply that he should drop the unbeliever or he should be stripped from priviledges for disobeying Jehovah?
If yes, doesn't this mean that then his YES isn't YES?
So this person is in fact again disobeying Jehovah!
And who is making him to disobey Jehovah?
So what should be the punishment of those who make him disobey Jehovah?
If you dare, answer you morons of the GB!
OLAW
