housedoctor

There is no specific time given before a person might be reinstated, It would depend on a lot of variables which only the person and body of elders would know about. For example, What kind of attitude did a person have during the meetings? Did they speak as if they disrespect the organization and the arrangement? What was the disfellowshipping for? How long was this person engaged in the activity? Were others in the congregation affected be their conduct? Is this person a repeat offender? Even if they stopped the activity, do they seem to realize the seriousness of the wrong conduct? Do they seem to be trully sorry for the misconduct? Are there any actions showing they are sincerely repentant? So to answer, every case is different.

I've never heard anyone say that about English when it is their first language. The only time I've ever heard anything like that is when it is a persons SECOND language. Then they must think is is hard to learn or just prefer their own language. I can understand that because some things are hard to translate and it takes more words to explain what they mean To them their original language is just easier to understand.

If this person is currently disfellowshipped, then you would treat them the same as any other disfellowshipped person. Also, I know those persons are not perfect, but I don't see how Jehovah would view them as one of the anointed if they are practicing sin worthy of being disfellowshipped. Maybe they were mistaken about being anointed in the first place, or maybe they were and have fallen, and maybe Jehovah would use them in the future, That would be up to Jehovah, and depends on whether they become repentant or not.

The King James Version of the bible might be very popular, maybe even the most popular, however it is not the most accurate. Too bad they didn't preserve a more accurate version, like one that didn't take out God's name Jehovah!