by WHATSGOINGON 46 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
Then he said "it's (referring to the end) is close." Then he smiled. Here's the thing. When he said that, he didn't really look at me, but rather looked away, like someone knows something but knows they can't tell anyone.
Sounds like he's tired of trying to sell that same tired old story and can't look his friends in the eye while he toes the company line.
"I don't think the date of the GT beginning fits the category of "confidential" 
If that gets announced at Bethel - you can GUARANTEE we will all hear QUICKLY!!"
Yup, that makes sense - I'm going to have to wait for 7 charlatans living 3000 miles away to let me know via a letter/broadcast that God's great day has commenced!!!
I'll just watch the BBC News - or even better, I'll get more accurate information here.
Sister Bea wrote:-
"And as a CO said, if we die between now and Armageddon, there is not a period at the end of the sentence, but a coma."
I think she meant to write "comma" but either will do!
It is truly sad and yes there are some in my hall that are exactly that deluded and hanging on to every little word. One said to me she was so concerned about the poor bethelites and special pioneers being told to leave and when I said "yes it must be tough expecting to be looked after for life and asked to go in your fifties or sixties" she quickly came out with "well it's a sign that we are so close to the end isn't it?"
When I didn't reply she desperately said "Oh please tell me it is?"
After doing the math, Calebs might be right. If they spend a total of $1300 on average each month for each special pioneer, then:
$1300 x 12 (months) x 1600 (SP's) = 24,960,000 per year
Delusional to the 100th power.
Yesterday's study of the watchtower felt like really crazy talk.
SL
