i thought this was an interesting response to the question.
"being faithful and loyal to god implies or includes.
being faithful to your spouse (hebrews 13:4),.
T S answers
Absolutely! Which is extremely presumptuous and disgusting as they will keep being vague and ambiguous about what they really think about themselves.
i thought this was an interesting response to the question.
"being faithful and loyal to god implies or includes.
being faithful to your spouse (hebrews 13:4),.
Excellent point.
sig other is half assed still in, one family member is in... its been years... wondering if i should just let it be or just call up hq and say i resign... i will be pissed if they announce shit at the kh, though i dont even remember the last one i went to... lol.
for me, its none of anyone elses business... thoughts?.
Translation:The more you stir in the dirt, the worse it smells.So, let sleeping dogs lie.
O like the idea of sending them an anonymous letter signed, Jehovah knows who I am. Tell the elders they can announce your name from the pulpit
i thought this was an interesting response to the question.
"being faithful and loyal to god implies or includes.
being faithful to your spouse (hebrews 13:4),.
I thought this was an interesting response to the question.
What say you?
"Being faithful and loyal to God implies or includes
Of course, this does not mean that we put God, our spouse, our employer, our authorities or the Governing Body on the same level.
good day believing brothers and sisters, .
i have to inform about latest information concerning the set up of a global authority.
we have waited un to be empowered.
Found these pics illustrating every religion other
than Watchtower Religion.
Or like this:
Thank you.
i always found the account of the "woman at the well" to be particulary interesting.
this unknown shunned woman of ill-repute was specifically sought out and chosen by jesus.
why?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el7dzonv3iy&ab_channel=michaelpapale.
FM
<<She was not an outcast in the Samaritan community>>
OK so your opinion is that the women in her community failed to apply a loving provision. They would freely socialize with her if she was open to it. They were not afraid that she would corrupt the community or even steal one of their husband's in the process.
i always found the account of the "woman at the well" to be particulary interesting.
this unknown shunned woman of ill-repute was specifically sought out and chosen by jesus.
why?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el7dzonv3iy&ab_channel=michaelpapale.
Fisherman
I realize the accounts focus. But If the women of the community accepted and were socializing with her, why do you think she would go to such length to isolate herself?
Why do you assume there might not have been a loving provision being applied in her case?
i always found the account of the "woman at the well" to be particulary interesting.
this unknown shunned woman of ill-repute was specifically sought out and chosen by jesus.
why?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el7dzonv3iy&ab_channel=michaelpapale.
Hi Fisherman,
The mere fact that she was alone in the heat of the day suggests that she was not appreciated or accepted by the other women in her community.
I'm sure if the Samaritan woman was appreciated, she would have been with the others in the cool of the morning to fetch water from the well.
Perhaps, like Jehovah's Witnesses, these women felt ostracism was a loving provision to motivate sinners to repent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mze2woi4sng.
Welcome to the forum SweetSketcher!
Interesting testimony. What takes away from its impact is the robotic question and answer presentation. I would have liked to have been there when this was produced. The male voice was obviously computer generated. Her responses were stilted and I suspect computer generated as well.
Here is an example of a more natural testimony
i always found the account of the "woman at the well" to be particulary interesting.
this unknown shunned woman of ill-repute was specifically sought out and chosen by jesus.
why?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el7dzonv3iy&ab_channel=michaelpapale.
<<She was not an outcast in the Samaritan community>>
What makes you think she was not an outcast in her community before she met Jesus at the well?