Answers to My Jehovah's Witness Friends

Thomas F. Heinze

Jan 2011 · Chick Publications

About this eBook

Answers you need to witness effectively to Jehovah's Witnesses

When Jehovah's Witnesses come to your door, have you ever wished you could get them off their memorized scripts and show them what the Bible really teaches? Have you ever wished you had the information necessary to lovingly show them why their religion is wrong? Now you can!

Using many quotes from Watchtower leaders, this small book exposes the errors of this false religion, presenting thought-provoking questions Jehovah's Witnesses can't answer. Don't turn them away from your door saying, "I'm not interested." Learn the questions that will make them think, so you can effectively share the true gospel with them.

Did you know? - In 1889, Jehovah's Witness founder C.T. Russell predicted: "...the final end of the kingdoms of this world, and the establishment of the Kingdom of God, will be accomplished at the end of A.D. 1914." This is one in a long list of unfulfilled Jehovah's Witness Bible prophecies that are revealed in this book.

Ratings and reviews

Don't just read that scripture; continue on and you'll understand what they actually mean by John 3:3. They refer to "being born again", not dying and coming back to life BUT spiritually. If you're smart you'll continue reading John... You'll see that in John 3:5 (and I quote) "Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God." Don't be fooled by the first thing that someone tells you. Do your own investigation.

In 1914 God's Kingdom was indeed established. That was not a lie. This book twist the truth to help you not learn what the Bible teaches making you believe Jehovah Witnesses are wrong when indeed they only teach kindness and the good news. In 1914 the kingdom they speak that was established was the one in heaven, not earth. That's why the Bible also shows "woe to the earth" because Satan was kicked out of heaven after God's Kingdom was established in heaven. A perfect government that will soon be on earth..

Erin - Jehovah's Witnesses are wrong in that their prophecy re: Armageddon proved to be false. If that were not true, why did thousands of JWs abandon the movement? JW has a long history of setting ("FALSE") dates, and the only thing they are consistent in is their record has been an absolute FAILURE. Why would you continue to believe in a religion that sets false dates?