JW Broadcasting: The new TV hucksters

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  • RULES & REGULATIONS
    RULES & REGULATIONS

    7 Now, in the age of television, we have TV preachers exploiting that medium with every kind of theatrical trick and psychological device to beguile the masses and empty the pockets of the flock. How appropriate is Jeremiah’s denunciation even now, some 2,600 years later! “For from the least one of them even to the greatest one of them, everyone is making for himself unjust gain; and from the prophet even to the priest, each one is acting falsely.” At the same time, none of them want to accept the challenge of the true Christian ministry, face-to-face with the people, from house to house. Only Jehovah’s Witnesses​—the anointed Jeremiah class and the “great crowd”—​have accepted that responsibility.​—Jeremiah 6:13; Acts 20:20, 21.


    According to this April 01, 1988, Watchtower study, here are the TV preacher charlatans who exploit their members and empty the pockets from their flock. They live in luxury with large homes, private jets, and plenty of money in the bank.

    The Watchtower article wants you to know how these hucksters exploit their TV audience with theatrical tricks and psychological devices. It states: “For from the least one of them even to the greatest one of them, everyone is making for himself unjust gain; and from the prophet even to the priest, each one is acting falsely.”


    Here is huckster and charlatan Stephen Lett on JW.Broadcasting ( Jehovah's Witnesses own TV studios and production) asking for donations. He states, '' The amount of money flowing out will be much greater than the amount of money coming in at this time.''

    Stephen Lett wants the congregation members to contribute more money so that 1,600 new Kingdom Halls can be built or renovated in the United States.


    Here is Samuel Herd being forced to announce that they ( Governing Body) have stopped building projects, are sending special pioneers back home, cutting back on the branches, layoffs at Bethel, and will now only print the magazines twice a month.

  • Overrated
    Overrated

    Comical listening to them beg for money on Jw.org in their fancy suits and Rolex's. If Jeehober is all powerful, all knowing. Why does he need money?

  • RULES & REGULATIONS
    RULES & REGULATIONS

    Televangelism 101

    ( MONEY WAS ADDED FOR HUMOUR ON YOUTUBE VIDEO )

    Watchtower's Governing Body member Stephen Lett claims "this organization has never solicited for funds, and it is certainly not going to start now", and immediately starts soliciting for funds.

  • Overrated
    Overrated

    It is too bad I can't send them buttons like I use to put in the contribution boxes at the KH. Or the fake checks. Or play money. I did all this as a child in the truth till my teens.

  • DATA-DOG
    DATA-DOG

    We can send them “Jeehobucks”, which are good for paying legal fees, settlements, ect.

    DD

  • Realbavman
    Realbavman

    I should send them a bill for all the pioneer hours I spent while believing the end would surely come before the year 2000. Also, a bill for college, at least 2 year college since I passed that up to follow their lies. Also, a bill for the divorce and child settlement costs and "pain and suffering " since I based my whole life plans on the words of those hucksters. It would also have been nice to have a real honest talk with my parents about this.

  • Mr.Finkelstein
    Mr.Finkelstein

    Only Jehovah’s Witnesses​—the anointed Jeremiah class and the “great crowd”—​have accepted that responsibility

    Yes they have been coerced and lured into preaching a false tainted version of the Gospel of Jesus by sinning apostate false prophets running their own publishing company the Watchtower Corporation.

  • Overrated
    Overrated

    Being a JW cost! I have Bills that they can pay me too for believing in their crap. Sad that my family can see thru this crap as I can.

  • Sea Breeze
    Sea Breeze

    Words are funny things. They can be tamed to mean most anything in the hands of a skilled manipulator. Take the word "Christendom" for example. The definition for most people would be literally, the domain of Christ. If there are false Christians, and all people agree that there are, then by definition they are not part of Christendom. Because Christ has a domain over those he claims as his own. Pretty simple.

    But in the whacky upside down world of the Watchtower, Christendom means everyone who claims the identity of Christian that is not a member, in good standing, with a JW congregation.

    WT leaders claim that their affiliation is no part of Christendom. And all the members go along with this characterization not even realizing the inherent damnation from a NT point of view. They are even proud of not belonging to Christ's Domain.

    Funny how words, definitions, & minds get turned around in cults.

  • mickbobcat
    mickbobcat

    The programming reminds me of the 700 club

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