Does the Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses fit the description of the 'faithful and discreet slave' as Jesus spoke of? Let's see. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html Scriptures addressed in this video: Matthew 7:1 Matthew 7:5 Matthew 11:28 Matthew 24:45 Matthew 28:19 Matthew 28:20 Mark 1:15 Mark 16:15 Luke 6:27

This video shows how scripture teaches monotheism, and how the idea of demigods is polyteism. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html Scriptures addressed in this video: 2 Kings 19:18 1 Chronicles 16:26 Isaiah 43:10 Isaiah 44:6 John 1:1 John 10:34 John 10:35 John 17:3 1 Corinthians 8:5 1 Corinthians 8:6

Is there any early evidence that Jesus died on a cross, or was it merely a pole? Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html Scriptures addressed in this video: Exodus 31:5 Numbers 21:9 Deuteronomy 21:23 Jeremiah 28:13 Ezekiel 37:16 Ezekiel 37:17 Matthew 27:37 John 19:30 Acts 16:24 Galatians 3:13 Galatians 6:14

How should John 1:1 be translated? Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html The Kingdom Interlinear Of The Greek Scriptures Appendix 2A "These translations use such words as "a god," "divine," or "godlike" because the Greek word Θεὸς (theos) is a singular predicate [part of a sentence containing a verb] noun [a person, place, thing, or group] occurring before the verb [describes an action] and is not preceded by the definite article [the]. This is an anarthrous [a word without an article (a, an, or the) attached to it] Θεὸς theos. The God with whom the Word, or Logos, was originally is designated here by the Greek expression Θεὸς, that is, theos preceded by ho. This is an articular [of or pertaining to the joints] theos. The articular construction of the noun points to an identity, a personality, whereas a singular anarthrous predicate noun preceding the verb points to a quality about someone. Therefore, John's statement that the Word, or Logos, was "a god" or "divine" or "godlike" does not mean that he was the God with whom he was. It merely expresses a certain quality about the Word, or Logos, but it does not identify him as one and the same as God himself. In the Greek text there are many cases of a singular anarthrous [a word without an article (a, an, or the) attached to it] predicate [part of a sentence containing a verb] noun [a person, place, thing, or group] preceding the verb [describes an action] , such as those listed in the accompanying chart. In these places translators insert the indefinite article "a" before the predicate noun in order to bring out the quality or characteristic of the subject. Since the indefinite article is inserted before the predicate noun in such texts, with equal justification the indefinite article "a" is inserted before the anarthrous Θεὸς in the predicate of John 1:1 to make it read "a god." The Sacred Scriptures confirm the correctness of this rendering. In his article "Qualitive Anarthrous Predicate Nouns: Mark 15:39 and John 1:1," published in Journal of Biblical Literature, Vol. 92, Philadelphia, 1973, on p. 85 Philip B. Harner said that such clauses as the one in John 1:1, "with an anarthrous predicate preceding the verb, are primarily qualitative in meaning. They indicate that the logos has the nature of theos. There is no basis for regarding the predicate theos as definite." On p. 87 of his article, Harner concluded: "In John 1:1 I think that the qualitative force of the predicate [part of a sentence containing a verb] is so prominent that the noun cannot be regarded as definite." Following is a list of instances in the gospels of Mark and John where various translators have rendered singular anarthrous predicate noun occurring before the verb with an indefinite article to denote the indefinite and qualitative status of the subject nouns: [from NIV] Mark 6:49 a ghost, 11:32 a prophet, John 4:19 a prophet, 6:70 a devil, 8:44 a murderer, & a liar, 8:48 a Samaritan, 9:17 a prophet, 10:1 a thief, 10:13 a hired hand, 10:33 a mere man, 12:6 a thief, 18:37 a king, & a king." Scriptures addressed in this video: Luke 20:38 John 1:1 John 1:2 John 1:3 John 8:54 Philippians 2:12

An exhaustive review of the book 'WHAT DOES THE BIBLE Really TEACH? published by the Watchtower Society. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html 0:00 Intro Chapter 1 1:36 Does God send tragedy? 3:09 Is Jehovah God's name? 3:43 How can you draw close to God? Chapter 3 5:57 When did Adam and Eve die? 7:52 Did the thief on the cross go to Paradise that day? Chapter 4 9:45 Was Jesus created? 10:36 Did Jesus create all things? 12:01 Why is the Father greater than Jesus? 13:02 Did Jesus raise himself bodily? Chapter 5 13:37 Does man inherit sin from Adam? 14:13 Does belief in Jesus include works? Chapter 6 15:54 Do dead people cease to exist? 18:48 Did the spirit or body of Lazarus sleep? 20:00 Did Adam have a spirit? 20:56 Did God create a place of torment? Chapter 7 21:41 What did Lazarus experience when he died? 22:14 What about those who never learned about God? 23:03 Do people who die get a second chance to be saved? 23:53 Is the little flock 144,000 Christians? 24:42 Will the righteous spend eternity in Heaven? Chapter 8 25:27 Will saints in Heaven rule over the earth? Chapter 9 26:14 Are Matthew 24 7 & Luke 21 11 speaking of the last days? 27:31 Is Matthew 24 14 speaking of the future? 28:24 Do Christians only have the prospect of eternal life? Chapter 10 29:26 Do angels appear today? 29:43 Are the sons of God in Genesis 6 2 angels? 31:04 Who are the dead of Psalms 115 17? Chapter 11 31:51 Does scripture condemn war or politics? Chapter 15 34:19 Is obeying commands a requirement for eternal life? 35:00 Does religion lead to eternal life? 35:30 Is worshipping God a requirement for eternal life? 35:53 Should one focus on God or religion? 36:17 Should Christians publicize the name Jehovah, or preach God's kingdom? 37:13 Does John 3 36 speak of disobeying commandments? 38:05 Should Christians avoid politics? 38:43 Is God pleased with belief? 39:27 Does the Trinity teach three gods? Chapter 16 40:24 Are religious objects to be avoided? 41:18 Is it wrong to celebrate the birth of Jesus? Chapter 18 41:55 Is water baptism required to have a relationship with God? 42:25 What do you have to know to be baptized? 43:41 What sins are serious? 44:01 Is repentance to feel regret? 44:30 Do works guarantee salvation? Appendix 45:07 Is knowledge of God's name necessary to draw close to him? 45:41 Did Jesus become the Christ as his baptism? 46:11 How can the Son be part of God, and also God? 47:11 Did the holy Spirit know the time Jesus will return? 48:17 Is boasting in the cross a pagan act? 48:44 Did the early Christians use the cross in worship? 49:07 Does communion replace Passover? 49:59 Does the Bible teach that only 144,000 Christians will go to Heaven? 50:35 Should people learn about the soul and the spirit from Jehovah's Witnesses? 50:57 Are Sheol and Hades locations? 51:35 Do the wicked get a second chance to turn to God? 52:44 Does judgement day last 1,000 years? 53:44 Does physical death make one free from sin? 54:13 Can I repent on judgement day? 55:19 Was Luke 21 24 fulfilled in 607 BC? 57:05 Does Daniel 4 16 point to 1914? 58:01 Was Jesus Michael the archangel? 58:46 Is Michael Jesus, since they both lead angels?

This video clears up some misconceptions about Jehovah's Witness baptism. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html

I call the Jehovah's Witnesses to see why they are opposed to reasoning through the scriptures in public. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html

This video explores the Watchtowers view of blood transfusions with scripture. Heard the good news? https://rumble.com/vm9asu-the-gospel.html