Now that the long-expected Kingdom had become an established reality in heaven, surely its growing interests in the earth after 1919 would not be left in the hands of a novice organization of spiritual babes. And that proved to be true. It was the 1900-year-old “faithful and discreet slave,” the old Christian congregation, that was entrusted with this precious Kingdom service. Rich in its loyalty and integrity, long in its patient suffering of persecution, strong in its ancient faith in Jehovah’s precious promises, confident in the leadership of its invisible Lord, Jesus Christ, obedient in its centuries-old commission to be witnesses in the earth, finally cleansed by a fiery test by 1918, the matured “slave” as represented by a remnant now stood ready for new assignments of service................... Watchtower July 15,1960 page 436
David Splane morning worship talk........
A studious sister comes up to you after the meeting on Sunday and says, “Now I know that there have always been anointed ones on earth for the last 1900 years, but recently we said that there has not been a faithful and discreet slave providing spiritual food at the proper time during the last 1900 years. Now, what’s the thinking behind that? Why did we change our view on that?”
While leaving that religious organization and the elders said why did I make such a decision. I told them, the religious organization of Jehovah's witnesses is filled with internal conflicts and external conflict that I don't want to be a partaker any longer. Those conflicts are killing it's members and killing people not part of their members. It is so easy to use this as simple basis for disassociating. When asked for evidence, their contradictory and conflicting doctrines over the past years and present ones is enough to buttress the point. They can hardly find room to maneuver regarding that. For example conflicting and contradictions regarding
Alternative service
Vaccination
Disfellowshippping
Blood doctrine
Bestiality and adultery.
The above teachings as captured in their own publications is enough to show evidence that internal and external conflicts abound in that religious organization and had resulted in loss of lives of its members and those not associated with them.
