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• The 1260 Days  The 1260 days are a period mentioned in The Bible in Daniel 7:25; 12:7 and Revelation 11:1-3. Jehovah’s Witness  leaders have often written about and interpreted these 1260 days but are unable to make up their minds on the interpretation and keep changing their minds.  Here are the interpretations as found in official Watchtower Society publications:
  Added April 2011  

• The Simplified Bible  "Accurate ... Easy to Read ... Easy to Understand" but is it a reliable translation ?
  Added April 2011  

• The Empty Tomb of Jesus  What did it mean ? Read the Watchtower Societies interpretation of this great event and how it differs radically from the normal Christian viewpoint.
  Added April 2011  

• Examining The Watchtower's Other Date - 1919  The watchtower claims for the year 1919 are mostly unknown to the general public but they have a much greater bearing on the Watchtower presence on the world scene and it's claim to being God's sole "Channel of Truth" in modern times.
  

• The Two Babylons  The Two Babylons - a book by Alexander Hislop, was used extensively by members of the Jehovah's Witnesses to "prove" the false teaching of the Catholic Church. On closer examination the book proves NOT to be as reliable as was always thought.   Read this article to learn some different views on the book.
  

• The WT Erases Another False Date  For more than 70 years the Watchtower Society has taught its followers that the sealing of the 144,000 annointed Christians was completed in 1935. Is this teaching still current ?
  

• What Is A Christian  How would you describe a Christian? According to dictionary definitions, a Christian is one who believes in Jesus and lives according to His teachings. Would you agree with this? We often hear people say "I'm a Christian, I don't go to church but I try to live a good life, I follow the Ten Commandments and I don't harm others". While these are interesting responses, they actually fall far short of the truth of what it is that makes a Christian.
  Added November 2007

• Heresies Of The Early Church  Have you ever wondered where the heresies in today’s cults originated? Many think that cults are a modern day phenomenon but in actual fact they have their roots in very ancient history. Read how these heresies started and have been an influence on the cults of today
  Updated Feb 2010

• Follow The Christ  ’FOLLOW THE CHRIST!’ was the stirring theme for the 2007 District Conventions of Jehovah’s Witnesses. But who is ‘The Christ’ we are being asked to follow? You will be surprised at the answer.
  Added November 2007

• Not So New Light  The Watchtower has long taught that within one generation of 1914, Armageddon would occur and the end of this present wicked system would end, ushering in a new Heaven and an earthly Paradise. What do the Society do when their predictions fail ?
  Added 22 June 2006

• Saving Face by Revising The Past   In their publications the Watchtower Society have made many predictions and statements but what happens in future years when the statements are no longer true, you will be amazed at the procedures for taking care of this problem..
  Added 22 June 2006

• Beth Shan - The Other Watchtower Mansion   Recent research has established that the Watchtower Society prepared TWO mansions in California to house the Old Testament characters they expected to be resurrected at that time. In 1939, the Society secretly purchased another property which they named Beth-Shan: House of Security.
  Added 22 June 2006

• Heavenly Mother - Who Is She According to The Watchtower  What does the Watchtower Society have to say about the "Heavenly Mother" - a very interesting article.
  Added 12 March 2006

• Masks of Deception  How cult members "wear" a mask of deception, learn how they may be crying out for help from behind the mask.   
  Added 12 March 2006

• The Watchtower & The Scarlet Coloured Beast  Is the Watchtower Organisation about to change the teaching on the United Nations? Read this timely article
  
• Is 2005 A New Date For Jehovah's Witnesses  When will the Jehovah’s Witness "last Generation" be over? Are we finally in the JW Generation of the end? The Watchtower says 'yes' and is now pointing to 2005 as the end of the Generation of the Anointed that started in 1935.
  
• The Watchtower Society - Members of the United Nations The Jehovah’s Witnesses have hurriedly disaffiliated from the United Nations within days of a Guardian Newspaper story in which members accused the sect of hypocrisy for supporting an organisation it has repeatedly denounced privately.
  
• The Watchtower & The Masons  Was Charles Taze Russell connected with the Masons, strong evidence suggests that this is true and many of the teachings and wording in early books have a strong Masonic influence!
  
• 'Judge' Rutherford and Spirit Guides  Did Judge Rutherford obtain his teachings from spirits? and how has this influenced the modern Watchtower Society
  
• The Mormon Church - Is It Christian?  A brief look at the teachings of the Mormon Church
  
  Lying - Is It Ever Justified  Despite their instructions not to lie the Watchtower Society not only advise their members to lie under certain situations but also have been guilty of lying to their members
  
  The Blood Issue  Three articles from our Journal relating to the controversial blood issue.The arguments against the Watchtower Society and their stand on blood is growing both inside and outside the Society.
  
• Has the Watchtower made concessions on blood in Bulgaria ?   The Watchtower Society strike a deal on blood for Bulgarian witnesses then hides the facts from the members.
  
• The 144,150 Heavenly Class  If the 144,000 members of the Heavenly Class are slowly dying, why has the figure increased over recent years ?
  
• Russell's Pyramid Gravestone   See a picture of Pastor Russell's gravestone in Rosemount United Cemetery
  
• The Watchtower's Gnostic "spirituality"   Is the Watchtower's spirituality Gnostic? Does the Society display Gnostic tendencies?
  
• The Controlling Hand of the Watchtower Organisation   All Jehovah's Witnesses are taught that they need the Watchtower organisation to guide them through the understanding of the Bible 
  
• The New World Translation  The New World Translation, is it a brilliant Translation of the original Hebrew and Greek or just a gross mis-translation designed to fit the teachings of the Watchtower Society?  
  
• Lies and Deceptions   "In quotations do not twist the meaning of a writer or speaker or use only partial quotations to give a different thought than the person intended"   (Qualified to be Ministers pg 199). Regardless of this instruction, the Watchtower Society constantly change quotations to make the writer appear to agree with their teachings. Read how many quotes in their booklet "Should You Believe In The Trinity" have been deliberately misquoted to support their teachings, this one will amaze you
  All three previous "Lies & Deceptions" are now combined in this article
  
• The End is near, again?  For many years the teaching of the Watchtower Society regarding the words of Jesus in Matthew 24:34 was that His words referred to the generation who were living in 1914. This teaching has now changed and now refers to "present day ridiculers!"
  
• Jesus Our only sure foundation   A Christian does not look to an organisation for salvation, rather to Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
  
• Planned Convention for Australian Ex-Witnesses   Help us with our plans for this proposed convention

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