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1 hour ago, Queen Esther said:

NO...  bec. Jehovah will use  HIS watching into FUTURE !  Then he will decide, which humans still would love him and they get a chance after Armageddon. So I learned it ! ❤️

PS. Thats my answer for rescue the humans...

Thanks :). He will do SOMETHING for sure, because he won't let anyone die unjustly. Not only is that a promise, but it is in line with his 4 greatest attributes.

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There have been several statements in the publications for those concerned about children, mentally incapacitated, and those alive at Armageddon who have never had an opportunity to learn of Jehovah's

That "succinct" answer is a perfect example of the "skirting" I referred to earlier: Do Jehovah’s Witnesses Feel That They Are the Only People Who Will Be Saved?

Perhaps it is one of the best ways to find the proper meaning of the following verses, among several others:   (Matthew 5:18) 18 Truly I say to you that sooner would heaven and earth pass

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10 hours ago, Eoin Joyce said:

I'm not sure about @HollyW, but the comment made regarding the choice of option #3 seem to indicate a former association with Jehovah's Witnesses.

Why would you assume that when you recruit those of other faiths from their own Christian churches to become JWs?  A majority of JWs already claim to have chosen option #3, thereby indicating a former association with Catholics and/or Protestants.

When persons are in great danger from a source that they do not suspect or are being misled by those they consider their friends, is it an unkindness to warn them? They may prefer not to believe the warning. They may even resent it. But does that free one from the moral responsibility to give that warning?

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5 hours ago, HollyW said:

Why would you assume that

Not assumed, only seen as a possibilty in view of what you said: 

18 hours ago, HollyW said:

After extensive research, I chose #3.

#3 being

On 10/7/2016 at 21:10, Anna said:

3. Leave, because why would you stay if you don't agree.

which was part of a discussion on what to do if personal opinions conflict with official teachings, amongst JWs. Of course the possibility also exists that you may well have left another denomination of Christendom after doing the extensive research. Or maybe you were discussing the matter hypothetically and meant to use the word "choose"? No offence intended.

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5 hours ago, HollyW said:

When persons are in great danger from a source that they do not suspect or are being misled by those they consider their friends, is it an unkindness to warn them? They may prefer not to believe the warning. They may even resent it. But does that free one from the moral responsibility to give that warning?

Agree entirely with this statement.

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6 hours ago, HollyW said:

 When persons are in great danger from a source that they do not suspect or are being misled by those they consider their friends, is it an unkindness to warn them? They may prefer not to believe the warning. They may even resent it. But does that free one from the moral responsibility to give that warning?

I agree with this too

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You guys are forgetting a 'generation' for a Jewish calendar was 40 years. So the overlapping generations is non biblical and is a man made excuse for trying to explain the failed prophecy of the governing body. 

The 8 million # is an inflated number by the governing body. A baby cannot be counted as a jw.

And talk about counterfeit Christians....it was the jw's who used to believe the word 'Christian' was a demonically inspired word, not they call themselves Christians...who are the counterfeit Christians then?

 

 

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On 6/15/2018 at 8:48 AM, Matthew9969 said:

And talk about counterfeit Christians....it was the jw's who used to believe the word 'Christian' was a demonically inspired word, not they call themselves Christians...who are the counterfeit Christians then?

It's not just JWs who thought of this in the past, there was someone who made mentioned to this before.

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On 6/15/2018 at 5:48 AM, Matthew9969 said:

And talk about counterfeit Christians....it was the jw's who used to believe the word 'Christian' was a demonically inspired word, not they call themselves Christians...who are the counterfeit Christians then?

When did JWs ever say the word Christian was a demonically inspired word?

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And NOT  forget  @Matthew9969....  Babies  and  little  children  are  holy  through  their  JW  parents !  ONE  is  enogh  -  Mom  or  Dad....

First  after  Jehova's  DAY  -  the  end  of  the  1000 years,  then  we  perhaps  know  the  exactly  count  of  all  JW....   But  thats  not  really  relevant,  bec. we  can  hope,  reaching  our  last  goal, the  paradise...  ONLY  Jehovah  is  knowing  the  JW  count. I'm  NOT  interested,  I  would  be  more  happy  for  SO  much  other  things,  they  are  coming  now 1f601.png1f495.png

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17 hours ago, JW Insider said:

When did JWs ever say the word Christian was a demonically inspired word?

It was a common saying in our home growing up, 'those Christians are demons'. And when you think about it, I don't think the watchtower has ever had anything to say about Christians other than they serve satan.

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On 6/17/2018 at 7:27 PM, Queen Esther said:

And   NOT  forget  @Matthew9969....  Babies  and  little  children  are  holy  through  their  JW  parents !  ONE  is  enogh  -  Mom  or  Dad....

But not all of them right? I mean the ones without jw parents are toast correct? As Tony Morris said "like human hotdogs"

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21 hours ago, Matthew9969 said:

It was a common saying in our home growing up, 'those Christians are demons'. And when you think about it, I don't think the watchtower has ever had anything to say about Christians other than they serve satan.

Know the difference between counterfeit Christians and true Christians. It's not a new teaching. The scriptures warn about this and give clear identifying marks to help distinguish the two.

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