InterestedOne this topic is whether mistakes are a valid point concerning Jehovah's people. Actually you all agree with me that you don't expect Jehovah's people to be perfect at this time. You are right your question was more of a red herring rather than loaded one trying to deflect me down the route of examining mistakes.
I have yet to hear one valid reason why any of these points invalidates Jehovah's witnesses as God's people. If you accept that mistakes can happen within God's people why then do these mistakes make you leave the witnesses or continue to stay away?
Sweetbabycheezits the articles you quote make the same point that I do concluding that certain prophecies maybe fulfilled is not a sin it is the type of mistakes/errors that are expected to happen and would need refining and do get refined constantly. They are only current understandings on bible prophecy.
What isn't missing from Jehovah's Witnesses is that they do have Jehovah's truth to a degree that makes other religions look hopelessly archaic and blinkered in comparison.
Punkofnice (sorry I got your name wrong) You are missing my point. We have to teach the bible truths to others as we were taught. It is a continual process from person to person and the Bible is there to be used and to keep us straight if we start going away from those truths. That is why I also brought up the example of Philip and the Eunuch who clearly knew the bible but needed Philip to explain it to him.