although not a new concept by the watchtower, particularly in public talks and at assemblies, they have now put this prophecy in writing.watchtower oct 2019 page 8 -13 study no.40 titled -keep busy during the last of "the last days".
the first paragraph asks '1.
what convinces us that we are living in “the last days”?
Watchtower Oct 2019 page 8 -13 Study No.40 titled -
KEEP BUSY DURING THE LAST OF "THE LAST DAYS"
And if they are still around in 2069 (I'll be a hundred at that time; if I'm still around). They will still be saying the same line of bull to a whole bunch of new folk. I just hope the Watchtower falls before then.
the basic virtue for a human being is to be true to yourself – the integrity of thought, emotion, and action.. .
ten years ago ( after 32 years as a jehovah's witness), i finally decided that my own mental sanity and being true to myself was more important than attending congregation meetings and serving the watchtower society.
i stopped (years before) field service, the ministry school, answering at the watchtower studies, missed numerous meetings and walked in minutes before the meetings started and left after the closing prayer, i knew it was time to leave.
For me, it was the summer, just before the district convention in 2001, that something happened that made me finally wake up. There was a scripture in Deuteronomy 18 that I came across about false prophets. Something clicked in my mind about that and the 1975 lie that sucked my mother in and dragging along a little girl (myself) who had just lost her older sister. This, in turn, made me want to know how much more bull corn I had been force-fed over the years as a JW. Three months after my last meeting, I sent in my DA letter. I wanted nothing more to do with the Watchtower and its filth. I was so thankful that I left when my children were still little and the Watchtower hadn't yet got their claws into them.
you can’t throw a snowball at a person as kids often do.
you can’t throw it in a park, at a building, anywhere.
comments please.
minimus, it was an accident.
you can’t throw a snowball at a person as kids often do.
you can’t throw it in a park, at a building, anywhere.
comments please.
Getting beaned in the head by a rock inside a snowball is not fun. A few years back my hubby thew a snowball at me, didn't know there was a rock in it. Let's just say I landed on my back and I was seeing stars for a while.
asking 4 a friend.
I knew one guy who was a pioneer and was on full disability. Eventually, he ended up getting married, and who he got his disability from told him that he was going to lose all of it because his wife can now support him. But his wife, who had her own job, by the way, said no. She was not getting married to a guy just to support his @$$ (her words). He ended up working, it was that or not eating, losing his wife, and being homeless. lol
do your jw relatives still talk to you?
are you now not very close?
are you avoided?
Do your JW relatives still talk to you?
No
Are you now not very close?
Not anymore, but they are toxic people so good riddance.
Are you avoided?
Yes, but as far as I'm concerned they can stay far far away. I'm done with their mind games.
i have been thinking... why would anyone want to join the religion or actually stay in the organization.
i understand that people don’t want to lose their loving family and dear friends so some stay in.
but what does anyone really ever get because they are jehovah’s witnesses??.
The only thing the JWs offer are lies, and how to sell those lies to others.
i am writing an essay on jehovas witness and i have a question for you.
what does a normal day of a jehovas witness consist of?
how is your day different from other's?
You might find this helpful https://www.jwfacts.com/
i don’t know if the woman i met yesterday will ever see this.
but i will forever remember that day for the rest of my life.
my grandfather has been in icu for the past 3 days.
When I was still a JW, we were trained on how to look for people who are going through difficult times. Easy targets are those who are going through difficult times, that was how they got my mother. All it took was the death of my sister, she was 5 years old at the time, for them to sweet talk themselves into her life. Before that my mother would have nothing to do with the JWs, for her it was the opposite, she would do anything she could to stop others from getting interested in them.
i literally had dozens of suits.
i still have more dress clothes than anyone i know.
i did give some suits and clothing away and to be honest, i still like wearing a nice suit.. brothers and sisters, are all your “ meeting clothes” still in your closet?
Haven't worn a dress, and hubby hasn't worn a suit in over 18 years. All that stuff went to Goodwill shortly after we left.
