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The question is incomplete. Are JW beliefs any different today than what other time? Five years ago, a decade ago, five decades ago? "Beliefs" are generally the same as they have always been. There has been a further understanding of the scriptures in the past fifty years, just as there have been medical and scientific discoveries in the same timeframe. We continue to examine the scriptures daily, but our beliefs have not changed any many ways. For an in-depth examination into what Jehovah's Witnesses believe, please, visit the official website at the following URL: http://www.jw-media.org/beliefs/index.htm. This is an excellent source for anyone who may have questions of this nature.
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How many Jehovah Witness were alive in the1933?
Officially, there were about 48,000 dedicated and active witnesses of Jehovah God worldwide at that time. Today, there are over 7 million in that category. == ==
Do we as Born again Christians have to receive bible teaching from Jehovah witness?
l believe Jehovah witness don't believe in revelations, visions, dreams, healing and Prophesy from Men of God for today either are they allowed to read any book apart from their materials. what is their fear if they believe in what they teach ,God has given us his people a free will.
Do Jehovahs witness study womens rights?
Jehovah's Witnesses (I am one) study the Bible. In all reality, if when the Bible is followed, women have many more rights than today's society gives them.
What is the Jehovah's Witness Bible about?
The New World Translation (NWT) of Jehovah's Witneses is not a "different bible" but simply one of the many translations of the bible available today. It has the same number of books, in the same order, the same "old" and "new" testament and the same verses as all traditional bibles (see below to see the NWT online). The bible is about how mankind fell into sin and suffering and God's plan to help them.
Who was the first witness?
The modern day history of Jehovah's Witnesses started with Charles Taze Russell. .The name for the organization was adopted in 1931.According to Isaiah 43 v 10, prior to this date, the Jewish people were referred to as "God's (Jehovah) witnesses" - "Ye [are] My witnesses, an affirmation of Jehovah [...]" (Youngs Literal Translation) - and Jehovah's Witnesses today believe the name can be applied to all God's servants past and present including Jesus Christ.
Why does the Bible need an interpreter to be fully understood by readers today?
OpinionOne reason that some prefer to interpret the Bible for readers, is that they can give their own interpretation to various passages, to influence the beliefs of the faithful. Thus, a Catholic interpretation may be very different from that of an Episcopalian interpretation, and both could be different from that of a Jehovah's Witness or a Morman. When someone explains a passage just as it would be read without interpretation, that person is often heavily criticised as interfering in theology. For this reason, some say that the Bible should not be read at all by those without faith.
What are three major beliefs that people follow in different religions?
The Three major beliefs in the world today are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hinduism and Buddhism are also believed by many.
When is the special talk 2011?
According to the Jehovah's Witness Media site, The 2011 special Bible discourse is entitled "Bible Principles-Can They Help Us to Cope With Today's Problems?" and will be given in Kingdom halls worldwide during the week of April 25
Where is Jehovah jireh located today?
Same place it always was! Jehovah-jireh is traditionally associated with the temple mount in Jerusalem. Therefore it is where the modern day Muslim Dome of the Rock is today.
Where is Jehovah-jireh located today?
Same place it always was! Jehovah-jireh is traditionally associated with the temple mount in Jerusalem. Therefore it is where the modern day Muslim Dome of the Rock is today.
What are the current issues of Jehovah Witnesses?
By current issues if you are referring to what non-witness topics are currently in the public eye, the fact is Jehovah's Witnesses by way of their neutral stand regarding politics and the doctrinal separation they maintain with other religions remain somewhat out of the limelight regarding the popular "issues" of today. If by "current issues" you are referring to what is of interest to Jehovah's Witnesses themselves, their point of focus has remained constant in that they concentrate on preaching the gospel and publishing the good news from the bible.
Who was the first Jehovah's Witness?
The modern day history of Jehovah's Witnesses started with Charles Taze Russell. .The name for the organization was adopted in 1931.According to Isaiah 43 v 10, prior to this date, the Jewish people were referred to as "God's (Jehovah) witnesses" - "Ye [are] My witnesses, an affirmation of Jehovah [...]" (Youngs Literal Translation) - and Jehovah's Witnesses today believe the name can be applied to all God's servants past and present including Jesus Christ.
