Remember those good-looking, well-dressed, smiling people who stand on the street carrying small magazines written “Awake”? They are the dedicated members of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witnesses, better known in some places as the “Watchtowers”. As you might expect, I bear so much responsibility with these difficult topics, hence I write with seriousness and fear, so that even if I am wrong, I am ready to stand for correction, or otherwise face the consequences of being a liar. The original founder of the Jehovah Witnesses Organization was a certain Charles T Russell, who was then succeeded by Judge Rutherford after his death. Again, I am not too concerned that Charles Russell falsely predicted that the world was going to end in 1914, but I am more interested in refuting the deceptive teachings that he set for our JW relatives. Indeed, there is too much in that organization to be examined in one lifetime, regardless, we are going to try our best to tackle these major ones… Who is Jesu
Indeed I used the word “personal” as the headline of my script, yet the truth is, I have no personal problem with any faith, or church whatsoever. My issue is and will always be a doctrinal one . That is, I begin by looking at Scripture and the truth therein, then use that to judge my own life, and also anything else, including churches and other religions at large. As you might expect, the views expressed in this article are not coming from hear-say, but I have done my homework and consulted the official sources from our brothers in the Seventh Day Adventist Church. These are the concerning issues I have found out. Ellen G White If perhaps you are new to this name, Ellen White is not only the founder of the Seventh- Day movement, but her teachings are also the basis of the entire SDA Church doctrine. Her writings are what the SDA members call “the spirit of prophecy”. It is concerning enough that what she wrote is regarded by the Adventist Church as being “divinely inspired” (on the s