Is the Holy Spirit just a force—or a divine Person? This article invites Jehovah’s Witnesses to explore Scripture with fresh eyes and discover the personal nature of the Spirit through biblical evidence and respectful dialogue.
When anti-Trinitarians insist that Jesus can’t be Jehovah in the flesh because He receives authority from the Father, they bind themselves to a logic that would disqualify not only the Son but the Father from true deity. In light of these objections, I will challenge the anti-Trinitarians. I will show them that, according to their skewed understanding of what … Continue reading UNITARIANISM’S SURPRISING SELF-CONTRADICTION: The Father Isn’t God→
Drawing on the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ own New World Translation (Study Edition) and other JW-approved versions, this post unveils the New Testament’s stunning claim: Jesus isn’t merely a prophet or exalted creature but Jehovah God Almighty in the flesh—eternally sovereign, reigning from heaven with unmatched authority and glory. Join me as we dive into the compelling scriptural evidence … Continue reading JESUS CHRIST: Jehovah God in the Flesh→
In this article, I will employ the Bibles which Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) have produced to show how their translations can be used to prove the Deity of Christ and the blessed Trinity. I will primarily cite from the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (Study Edition). However, I will diverge from using such whenever … Continue reading WHO DID THE PROPHETS SEE? A Jehovah’s Witness Dilemma→
The theology of the Jehovah’s Witnesses teeters on a self-made contradiction: their doctrines deny the divinity of Christ, yet their own scriptures grant Him titles and functions—Creator, Savior, Judge—that scream of deity. This isn’t a minor doctrinal wrinkle—it’s a gaping inconsistency that forces us to ask: if Jesus walks like God and talks like God … Continue reading THE JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES’ DILEMMA: When Scripture Outspeaks Doctrine→
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