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Now that is a nice post.Oh, and Logically, I don’t want you to get the idea that I am trying to debate you. I just added my two cents as I specialize in the subject, as you know. …
They clearly did not expect to be here 100 years after 1914, …
My prayer is that the Governing Body will be guided by God to make sense of all things. Regardless of our differences in belief, faith in the God of the Bible is under attack. I hope we can find ways of working together instead of seeing one another as on opposite sides., not just you and me, but Jehovah’s Witnesses and all Christians.
And I can’t deny that the organisation has waited with baited breath for the end of this system for over a century.
(I myself remember suggesting the end might come in the year 2000 and my friend laughed and said: “There is no way it will last that long.”)
And JW’s will continue to proclaim the end of this system is near.
Jesus did encourage his followers to: “keep on the watch”. The signs he predicted have not gone away. The world that went crazy in 1914 hasn’t sorted itself out and become a just, peaceful place where war, poverty, sickness and hunger are a thing of the past. If anything there are more serious problems facing mankind than ever before.
My brother in law (not a JW) and I were talking about climate change, the global economy and over-population. I concluded: “These days you don’t need to be a crazy religious person to think the world is going to end.”
But this thread was a question about the 144,000. I guess the “when will the end come” is another subject.
