to Janey214 (Post 9): There is NO Scriptural evidence that Christ's Apostles appointed more Apostles, I suggest. Thus when Christ's Apostles all died out, there were no more divine-sanctioned resurrections or divinely-authorised "speaking in tongues".
Canon is correctly determined by analysing the books or portions thereof and testing the spirit and truth of each, as per 2 Peter 1:21.
The Bible is not what we currently have access to, actually. All we have is copies of copies, and translations/ versions/ and paraphrases of such. The Bible itself was inspired of God. The copies, etc., are NOT NECESSARILY inspired of God.
I understand the "Spirits in prison" to be "demons". He was now able to do so because he was resurrected, not as a human, but as an angel, human in appearance.
The Scriptures indicate that only Jehovah and Jesus have the ability to confer immortality on anyone. This is NOT done to "demons", since they will be destroyed forever after their final chance to test humans at the end of the Millenium.
JWs are equipped for entry-level Bible study by the WT meetings and schools. For more advanced Bible study they would need to take courses on Bible languages, translation techniques, historical & cultural perspectives, which are generally only touched on in WT literature.
You cannot be soundly "red flagged" for direct, comparative study of scripture, I suggest.
The WT understands that their legitimacy is spirit-directed. One needs to attend their 5 meetings per week, and prepare for each ahead of time, to fully comprehend the holy spirit at work. (Hebrews 10:23-25)
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"Perfect", according to Matthew 5:43-48, means being fair-minded, even-handed, and impartial. It is a command just as being "holy" is. Of course, perfection is a learned behaviour: as borne out in the saying that "practice MAKES perfect".
"Religion", as defined in the NWT Reference Bible footnote at 2 Kings 17:26, means "judgment; judicial decision". It is an interesting fact that the word "religion" is only found in the NWT main text in 2 Kings 17, and in the NWT Reference Bible footnotes at Esther 8:17; Acts 26:5; Colossians 2:18; and James 1:27. At Esther 8:17, the main text's "were declaring themselves Jews" is footnoted as "Or, "were Judaizing." Hebrew, mith·Ya·hadhim´; Septuagint, "were getting circumcised and Judaizing:; Vulgate c , "joined themselves to the sect of their religion [Latin, re·li·gi·o´ni] and ceremonies [Latin, cae·re·mo´ni·is]." In the 3 NT footnotes mentioned in this paragraph, "religion" is noted as a variant of the main texts' "form of worship".