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Today All We Hear Is Wars, Violence, Terrorism, Crime Etc. So Where Can We Get Good News?
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Having clearly in mind the goals set by Jesus will help us not to become discouraged in the face of indifference.
Jesus wanted his true disciples to search out deserving ones, not to perform mass conversions. No, On several occasions he pointed out that the vast majority would not accept the good news, just as most Israelites did not listen to the prophets of old.— Mark 4:14-20.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Theland @ How can somebody who does not believe Jesus Christ was the Son of God call himself a Christian?
Jehovah's Witnesses do believe in Jesus Christ, that he is God's son. The Bible clearly states this, as does Jesus himself.
Obviously you do not know as much as you think you do about Jehovah's Witnesses!!
Jehovah's Witnesses do believe in Jesus Christ, that he is God's son. The Bible clearly states this, as does Jesus himself.
Obviously you do not know as much as you think you do about Jehovah's Witnesses!!
Wildwood// Those who didn't convert were executed. Does Noah's ark ring a bell??? Not unlike the Infidel's destination in the Koran.//
Woud you have liked to live at that particular time? The Nephilim were prolific and the violence was unprecedented. Very much like today.
You all make me laugh. You all claim to know what you are talking about but you don't have the slightest idea.
Just as Jehovah removed the wickedness rampant on the earth at the time of Noah, so too, in modern times, he will remove the wickedness again.
Woud you have liked to live at that particular time? The Nephilim were prolific and the violence was unprecedented. Very much like today.
You all make me laugh. You all claim to know what you are talking about but you don't have the slightest idea.
Just as Jehovah removed the wickedness rampant on the earth at the time of Noah, so too, in modern times, he will remove the wickedness again.
Jehovah’s Witnesses make up such a happy family of Christians. They are not a sect, inasmuch as they are neither the disciples of some human teacher or leader nor an offshoot of any one church or sect.
The Witnesses come from all walks of life. They follow no man but rather God and His Son Jesus Christ. (Matt 5:3)
The Witnesses come from all walks of life. They follow no man but rather God and His Son Jesus Christ. (Matt 5:3)
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Jesus and Michael are one and the same. So I don't know what you are trying to say. They would not disagree that Jesus is the Son of God. Michael is his heavenly name and is referred to in the scriptures. If you are trying to be argumentative when the witnesses call, it won't work. They are there just to give the Good News as commanded in the scriptures at Matthew 24 v 14. If you don't want to listen, all well and good, that is your choice and they will leave you to your own interpretation.
Jesus and Michael are one and the same. So I don't know what you are trying to say. They would not disagree that Jesus is the Son of God. Michael is his heavenly name and is referred to in the scriptures. If you are trying to be argumentative when the witnesses call, it won't work. They are there just to give the Good News as commanded in the scriptures at Matthew 24 v 14. If you don't want to listen, all well and good, that is your choice and they will leave you to your own interpretation.
Late on the thread I know, but just wanted to say that if true, Jesus was showing great wisdom in admitting not everyone would swallow the claims and conjecture (claimed to be revealed truth) that the disciples would spout. Only a portion of the public will be impressionable and want to believe. May as well set expectations appropriately.
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