Does Prov 4:18 really justify an organization replacing doctrines and failed prophecies with new doctrines and prophecies, or does it simply contrast the benefit to the "righteous" of obeying a wise father (Prov 4:10-19)? False teachings can be called "false words" and Prov 13:5 says, "A false word is what the righteous hates..." When the WTS changes a teaching to something that is totally different, is it like a light that is getting brighter and brighter or more like having one false light (word) completely turned off and a totally different light turned on? Do you think the WTS would be critical of any other organization that changed its teachings as many times on as many different issues over the last 100 years as the WTS has?
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The Watchtower has not changed any doctrines since its inception. Jehovah's Witnesses basically believe and teach the same things as did the original Bible Students. Prophecy, however, is another matter. The topic of "new light" is considered in this article - Is the Light Brighter for Jehovah's Witnesses?
Very tricky apostate move here, pretending to defend Jehovah's Witnesses only to lure the unsuspecting to your website where you introduce your 'is it really so...?' form of questioning to create doubt. Shame on you for using the tactics of your real father. (Genesis 3:1; John 8:44)
ReplyDeleteI do not merely pretend to defend Jehovah's Witnesses. I defend and promote the truth. To the extent the Watchtower teaches the truth, that's what I defend. In areas where the Watchtower deceives Jehovah's Witnesses, that is what I oppose and expose. Before it is all over you will have a better appreciation for the work I do.
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