as i've said before, things are getting weird across the world.
i believe it is possible to predict what happens next.. there is a "cabal", the rich and powerful, the big banks, the bilderbergs, the "1%".
and they are in trouble.. like wolves who have run out of prey, they have run out of assets to steal.
Although psychopaths will band together to feed on victims, their coalition is weak and subject to backstabbing and betrayal. Endgame has only one left, who must eventually die off. If they are allowed to run the planet, then death is the result.
That is, human extinction. The planet will go on just fine, having thrown off the most recent plague.
did he ever get his law degree (old thread) does he practice law?.
or did he take over his in-laws sell cars to the wtbts dealership?.
what happened to the book ?.
So what, now we are gangstalking brother Judah Ben Schroeder?
so my mum excitedly calls and tells me how the brothers are now told to pack a survival emergency bag, so the tribulation is coming!!!
talk about clutching at straws.
shes packed her bible of course and the some non essential stuff like food...he he.
Prepping is a good idea of itself. Naturally, I can see the go bag giving someone some provision during a flood or other event, then the matter being flogged in literature and devivals about how following the "loving slave's spiritual provision" saved someone in a disaster.
Bleah.
this jw guy put a camera in his bookbag and went around snapping pics... sick.. .
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/8799082/up-skirt-voyeur-a-jehovah-witness.
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You have to give the guy credit. He looks through the Flock book and literature, sees he can't view porn, enjoy oral, or self pleasure, then realizes he finds a loophole in that upskirts aren't mentioned anywhere.
So while Brother Peeps is on ice, I'm sure "working with victims" entails encouraging them to study the literature and do more field service.
"even many who claim to be religious feel that they are at liberty to do what they think is right, without any obligation to obey god and his commandments.
(ps.
14:1) this attitude may pose a real threat to true christians.
Of course, those theocratic arrangements and congregational procedures were made up by men, who left a long paper trail, and who thought it was to their liking and that they were right. So it's okay to follow them?
satunus.
the intro says.. '' it is the contention of this writer that for the first time in history there is a viable movement.
- the new age movement - that truly meets all the scriptural requirements for the antchrist and the political movement.
You should watch your back around newage people. They talk love and light, but when they turn on you they are most vicious.
In my case, I provoked it by pointing out there was nothing new in their snake oil, that it was warmed over theosophy such as peddled by Helena Blavatsky, who repackaged Hinduism for westerers.
a number of years back i heard a story of a young girl in a congregation ( i have some good friends in this hall ) who had an amazing field service experience.
it was so amazing that it was retold in the 2007 yearbook!.
it is retold in the highlight of the past year section.
Always remember that when the curtain rises and the lights come on that everything you see on stage is a performance, crafted to wow and entertain you.
quick question, faithful followers of our treacherous hearts... .
i should know the answer to this but.... so the great crowd class were identified in 1935, but does the wt suggest when it's members first appeared on earth?
all first century christians were of the annointed (i think that's right), so when do they think the first of the great crowd rolled up?.
The Great Crowd appeared during one of Judge Rutherford's drunken binges when he was trying to figure out what to do about the 144,000 number running up and making his crackpot writings be proven false.
so i've been thinking about my jw family members a lot lately, especially since i just saw them a couple of weeks ago at my youngest sisters wedding.
with all the current animosity towards apostates that seems to be more aggressive than usual it hit me when i saw this posted on fb today.
would it be possible for the gb to demand that jw's kill apostates?
It would hurt their business model to literally carry this out. The murderer's estate could be subject to litigation and legal costs, leaving the Watchtower out in the cold.
However, if one figuratively kills apostates, as by character assasination, some of them would be disinherited and the Watchtower would get those estates.
so i signed up to volunteer at a local urban community center- first time i've ever volunteered for a non-jw effort.
i thought i would end up cleaning, organizing, something like that, but the first thing they wanted us to do was go door to door in the neighborhood handing out flyers!
face palm...
If they instruct you to do theocratic warfare....RUN!!
