One more detail, the lifespan of a person is not the same as a generation.
One generation length is defined at 25 years, not 80 years.
Cheers.
from jw.org, here is the new definition of the generation from the april 15, 2010 watchtower.. .
article: holy spirits role in the outworking of jehovahs purpose.
13 third, holy spirit is at work in bringing bible.
One more detail, the lifespan of a person is not the same as a generation.
One generation length is defined at 25 years, not 80 years.
Cheers.
that seems to be the impression that most people are getting from the recent change in understanding.
however, the recent watchtower article seems to contain some contradictions.
here is a quote:.
One more detail, the lifespan of a person is not the same as a generation.
One generation length is defined at 25 years, not 80 years.
Cheers.
from jw.org, here is the new definition of the generation from the april 15, 2010 watchtower.. .
article: holy spirits role in the outworking of jehovahs purpose.
13 third, holy spirit is at work in bringing bible.
i felt this subject deserved it's own thread.. .
quote:.
this jesus character is recorded in two books of the bible as vandalising a fig tree for reasons that make absolutely no sense to me at all.. i have mentioned this stupidity a couple of times on this forum and the only attempt anyone had at explaining his actions completely ignored grammar and context.. .
Jesus Curses the Fig Tree
I was about 15 and attending the Catholic church when the priest tried to explain how cool it was Jesus' vandalizing of a tree. That was the last time I had anything to do with religion. I just never came back. No judicial meetings, no shunning, no disfellowshipment. Just peace and sanity in my life.
from jw.org, here is the new definition of the generation from the april 15, 2010 watchtower.. .
article: holy spirits role in the outworking of jehovahs purpose.
13 third, holy spirit is at work in bringing bible.
http://www.jwbrothers.org/play.php?vid=2080.
among jehovahs witnesses, congregation elders work tirelessly to make contact with all members of the congregation to ensure that they are safe or can get to a safe place.
also, the elders check to be sure that each one has lifes necessities, such as clean drinking water, food, clothing, and essential medication.
Donations can be made to the "Worldwide Work." No need to specify "Haiti."
So i can't make a donation specific for the maintenance of their private executive airplane in Alaska?
yesterday a brother called the house and asked for my husband.
i told him i'm sorry he is doing his study and i will not call him to the phone.
i told him we do not talk to each other and he would have to call him back around 11:30. he called back around 11:40 and sure sounded different then his first call.
Divorce him, and start living.
yesterday a brother called the house and asked for my husband.
i told him i'm sorry he is doing his study and i will not call him to the phone.
i told him we do not talk to each other and he would have to call him back around 11:30. he called back around 11:40 and sure sounded different then his first call.
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Welcome! If you have not done so already, read Crisis of Conscience.
Cheers!
just noticed that in the february 2010 study edition of the watchtower, they refer to the "millions now living will never die" talk in 1918, but they have changed the title to "millions now living may never die".
only problem, they included the picture of the invitation to the talk, which says 'will'.. ooops.
it's on page 16. enjoy.. .
The WashTowel has been around so may decades because they have been skillful at denying and re-writting its past.