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Those who are not of the 144,000 remain in the grave until the resurrection. (Job 14:14)

Then they are brought back to life. (Acts 24:15)

For more complete information check out the information in the link in the related links area below, called "Real Hope for Your Loved Ones Who Have Died" from the publication What Does the Bible Really Teach? published by Jehovah's Witnesses.

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Which Christian denomination believes that only 144000 celibate MEN who are not defiled by women can go to heaven Revelation 14 v1 to 4?

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Do jehovahs witnesses believe that JESUS was once named Michael?

Yes, they do believe that. They believe that before Satan was cast out of heaven, Jesus was once named Michael and that he was the one who expelled the Devil from heaven. (Revelation 12:9-12)


Are the 144000 contain in Jehovah's witnesses oganisation?

In Jehovah's Witnesses' beliefs, the 144,000 mentioned in the Bible from the Book of Revelation represent a specific group of Christians chosen by God for a heavenly calling. They believe that this group has been selected throughout history and will reign with Jesus in heaven. This belief is not exclusive to the Jehovah's Witnesses organization but is a common interpretation among some Christian denominations.


How many Jehovah's Witnesses are believed to go to heaven according to their faith?

According to Jehovah's Witnesses beliefs, only 144,000 chosen individuals will go to heaven.


Do Jehovah's Witnesses believe in the Ascenscion of Jesus Christ?

Witnesses believe Jesus ascended to heaven after his death on earth.


When does Jehovah get here?

If u are refering to the beliefs of Jehovahs wittnesses then we do not belive that Jehovah will ever get here (the earth). Jehovah lives and will forever live in heaven. For more information contact a kingdom hall of Jehovahs wittnesses in your area. Or visit watchtower.org


Do Jehovah's Witnesses believe that you have to be saved to enter heaven?

Most of Jehovah's Witnesses have absolutely NO DESIREto get to heaven. Our parents never taught us about a need to get to heaven; and we didn't teach our children about needing to get to heaven.When we go from house-to-house, we don't teach people about getting to heaven.We teach others what the Bible says in Psalm 37:11. "The meek" will have a different inheritance. The meek "shall inherit THE EARTH" - - NOT heaven.When we pray the Lord's Prayer -- we DON'T pray to go to heaven; we pray for God's Kingdom TO COME. Then we pray: "Thy will be done ON EARTH, as it is in heaven." Why would we need to go to heaven, if God's will is done on earth, as it is in heaven?True, the Bible does teach about heaven also. Jesus went to heaven. Of course, Jesus had to be 'saved' to get there. Jesus was dead. So Jehovah saved him. Yes Jesus had to be saved. Likewise if God chooses anyone else to be with him in heaven, Jehovah would have to 'save' them. So they would 'have to be saved' as your question asks.But Jehovah's Witnesses are not interested in getting to heaven; and we don't teach it to others; our children included.


Where do Jehovah's Witnesses believe they will find the 144,000 individuals mentioned in the Bible?

Jehovah's Witnesses believe that the 144,000 individuals mentioned in the Bible will be chosen to rule with Jesus in heaven.


Why do jehovahs witnesses think the satin came to earth in the early 1900s?

Jehovah's Witnesses believe that Satan was cast down to Earth in the early 1900s as part of their interpretation of biblical prophecy, particularly drawing from Revelation 12:7-12. They associate this event with the establishment of God's Kingdom in heaven in 1914, which they view as a pivotal year marking the beginning of the "last days" or end times. This belief is tied to their understanding of the signs of the times and the increase of global turmoil and moral decline they interpret as evidence of Satan's influence on Earth.


Should Jehovah's Witnesses go to first communion?

Jehovah's Witnesses don't use that term; some Witnesses don't even know what it means although others realize that it is a Catholic ceremony and as such Witnesses have no part of it, as it is considered to be part of false religious worship. We don't use so many terms found in mainstream Christendom, like 'rapture', or 'eternal torment' or 'immortal soul'. And even though we strongly believe in Jesus, we don't even celebrate Christmas.But if this helps; the vast majority of Jehovah's Witnesses don't have any desire to getting into heaven. The Bible states that 'the meek' will have a different 'inheritance'. They "shall inherit the earth'; -- not heaven. So there is no need for communion; because most Witnesses believe that they will not share with Christ as kings, priest, and judges, only a minority of Witnesses have such a hope -- We consider ourselves to be the 'the meek' who submit to Christ's Kingship, along with those God chose to rule with him 'OVER the earth', the 'new earth'.


Why do Jehovah witnesses' believe Jesus ascended to heaven in 1939?

Someone must have misinformed you, because we don't believe that. Jesus'ascensionto heaven, as recorded at Acts 1:1-11, occurred forty days after hisresurrectionon Nisan 16 (Jewish calendar) in the spring of the year 33.


What are the similarity of the SDA and Jehovah's witnesses about the new heaven and new earth?

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