by Halcon 53 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
But superstitions about 'magic' were commonplace and not in any way unique to Babylon, nor did they originate there. (He already shot himself in the foot before by alluding to the Canaanite superstitions about magic practiced by Manasseh.)
Imagine using examples of magic practices from the Bible to argue that magic isn't real...
You’re not good at this. Maybe just stop.
At least he honestly quoted that I specifically referred to superstitions about magic. But it seems he still can’t separate fantasy from reality.
There is a reason we studied the revelation book millions of times back in the day.
The GB was trying to fit square pegs into round holes using the most convoluted, mysterious nonsense they could to make revelation seem like it was all talking about the 20th century and in particular the JW religion.
Just read revelation with no biases, it doesn't take long. Its actually a really enjoyable, interesting read.
Just read revelation with no biases, it doesn't take long. Its actually a really enjoyable, interesting read.
Indeed, a very positive message overall despite the darker aspects like the aforementioned Babylon and the Beast she rides on. I suppose the 'light' in this book makes absolutely knowing what these dark elements fully are less consequential.
