Why Do Jehovah Witnesses Think Jesus Is Michael?

Are Jesus and the archangel Michael one and the same person?

Why do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the Archangel Michael is the same person as Jesus?
Similarly, the Seventh Day Adventists say the same thing, but they do not diminish Christ’s deity in any way.
Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Jesus is the Archangel Michael, and this is confirmed by the Bible.
Throughout the remainder of this post, I will examine the erroneous arguments advanced by Jehovah’s Witnesses and their supporters.

False: Michael is the only angel who has the position of Archangel

According to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Michael is referred to as the ″archangel″ in the Bible.
Jude 9 has the phrase ″chief or head angel,″ which translates as ″chief or head angel.″ Please keep in mind that Michael is referred to as ″the archangel″ rather than ″an archangel.″ Evidently, this implies that there is only one archangel.
In truth, the term ″archangel″ is only seen in the Bible in its ″single form″ when referring to a specific angel.
This is a blatantly untrue assertion.
It is true, however, that if you search the Bible for the word ″archangel,″ you will only find it twice in the New Testament, and both of those instances pertain to the archangel, Michael.
Let’s have a look at those two sources and see what they have to say: For the Lord Himself will descend from Heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God (in the first example, no name is spoken).

And the first to rise will be those who have died in Christ.Paul writes in I Thessalonians 4:16 that In the second scenario, we do have a name, Michael, to refer to the person.However, when Michael, the archangel, was arguing with the Devil regarding the corpse of Moses, he did not bring a judgment of blasphemy, instead saying, ″Let the Lord reprimand you!″ (Let the Lord rebuke you!) (Jude 1, verse 9) If we were to focus just on these two texts, we may conclude that the Bible teaches that there is only one archangel, Michael, based on what we have learned thus far.If you look for the name ″Michael″ across the whole Bible, you will discover that he is referenced five different times.Interestingly, three of the five occurrences are found in the book of Daniel the prophet.The following is the earliest example of the name Michael, Daniel, according to Daniel: The monarch of the kingdom of Persia, on the other hand, stayed firm for twenty-one days.

But, lo and behold, Michael, one of the senior rulers, came to my assistance, and I remained with the kings of Persia for the rest of my days.
Daniel 10:13 is an example of this.
Please keep in mind that the one who opposes Daniel is a spiritual person who is referred to as ″the ruler of the kingdom of Persia″ in the Bible.

Michael is sometimes referred to be ONE of the major rulers of the universe.
As a result, it is apparent that Michael is only one of the archangels, or primary rulers, in the universe.
We learn of Michael’s title as ″prince″ (in some translations, ″ruler″) in the book of Daniel, which is our second occurrence of the name Michael in the Bible.
But I will show you what is written in the Book of Truth, and you will believe me.

And there is no one else who agrees with me on these matters more passionately than Michael your overlord.(Daniel 10:21) The Bible says It will be at that point that Michael will rise to his feet, the mighty ruler who stands up for the sons of your nation.And there will come a period of tribulation unlike any other moment in the history of the world; at least, not until that time.And at that time, your people will be delivered, each and every one of them who has been identified in the book of life.

In Daniel 12:1, the prophet Daniel says, There is one further allusion to the archangel Michael in this passage.It may be found in the book of Revelations.And there was a battle in the heavens.Michael and his angels are engaged in combat with the dragon.And the dragon and his angels went to fight with one another (Revelation 12:7)

False: Jesus Christ has the voice of an archangel

Using the following as an example, the second erroneous argument put forth by Jehovah’s Witnesses may be stated as follows: An archangel is mentioned several times in the Bible, and Christ is identified with him. A allusion to Jesus’ return from heaven to the ground may be found in I Thessalonians 4:16, where he is described as saying, Prior to the event, the archangel will issue a cry of warning, implying that Jesus is the one who calls out and that His own voice will be identified as that of the archangel. The archangel Michael, according to this scripture, is identified as Jesus Christ. In the world, how do you justify making such sweeping generalizations about the Bible based on a single verse? It’s difficult to make the assertion that Jesus possesses the voice of an archangel and is the archangel based on the little amount of information we have in a single Biblical passage. Furthermore, according to the Scriptures, Jesus speaks with a voice that is ″like the sound of many streams.″ What makes you think anybody would mistake Jesus for ″many seas″ based on what this scripture says? The Bible makes it quite clear that Jesus is not an angel. As soon as you open the first chapter of the letter to the Hebrews (a scripture that the Jehovah’s Witnesses despise), you will immediately see that the author draws a clear contrast between Jesus Christ and the angels. Throughout this chapter, Jesus is also referred to as ″God″ more frequently than God the Father is acknowledged. One of the main motivations for writing this letter was to demonstrate that Jesus is not an angel, but rather the Son of God. The next passage should be read very carefully, and the contrasts between Jesus Christ and the angels should be noted. God, who spoke to the fathers through the prophets at various times and in various ways in the past, has spoken to us in these last days through His Son, whom He has appointed heir of all things, by whom also He created the worlds, who, as the radiant splendor of His glory and the express image of His essence, and upholding all things by the word of His power, and through Himself cleansing us of our sins, He sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high, being made For to who of the angels did He ever say, ″You are My Son, this day I have begotten You?″ at any point in time? ″I will be a Father to Him, and He will be a Son to Me,″ says the author once more. Then when He delivers the First-born into the world, He says: ″And let all the angels of God worship Him.″ He repeats this phrase several times. And He says this of angels: ″Who gives His angels the spirit of spirits, and His ministers the flame of fire.″ ″Your throne, O God, is forever and ever,″ He declares in reference to the Son. It is the scepter of Your kingdom that is a scepter of righteousness. Your love for justice and hatred for wickedness have earned the favor of God, Your God, who has anointed You with the oil of joy above Your contemporaries. The Bible also states that ″You, Lord, established the foundation of the earth at its inception, and the heavens are the products of Your hands.″ They will vanish, but You will live on forever. And they will all get old like a garment, and you will fold them up like a covering, and they will be changed. ″However, you are the same, and your years will not be shortened.″ But to which of the angels did He ever say, ″Sit on My right hand till I make Your adversaries Your footstool,″ and at what point did He say it? What do you think? Are they not all ministering spirits, sent forth to minister to those who will be heirs to salvation? 1-14 (Hebrews 1:14-23). Here is a concise list of the characteristics of Jesus Christ as described in this chapter. The Bible teaches that Jesus is the Son of God (2)
that Jesus was made the heir of all things by God
that Jesus is the One through whom all things were created
that Jesus is the dazzling splendor of God’s glory (3), and that he is the direct reflection of God’s character
that Jesus is the One through whom all things were created.
Jesus is the physical manifestation of God’s essence
Jesus keeps everything together with the Word of His power.
Jesus washed away our sins
Jesus sits on the right hand of the Majesty on high
Jesus cleaned us of our sins.
Even if Jesus is bigger (far better) than the angels (4) and even though the archangel is still an angel
In comparison to the angels, Jesus has acquired a more wonderful name.
Jesus is the only one who has been conceived by God and who has been named the Son of God by God Himself (5)
no other angel has this honor.
When Jesus was born into this world, God instructed all of the angels to adore Jesus (6)
Jesus is referred to as God by God Himself (8)
and Jesus is referred to as the Son of God (9).
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth
Jesus has an eternal throne
Jesus has a righteous scepter (sword of state or leadership)
Jesus loved righteousness and despised sin (9)
Jesus is called God, once again, by God Himself
Jesus was anointed with the oil of gladness above His fellows (based on the context, the fellows are angels)
Jesus laid the foundation of the earth at creation, and the heavens are the work of His hands (10 His years will not come to an end
Jesus was commanded by God to sit at God’s right side until He makes Jesus’ adversaries His footstool (13)
and he will continue to do so.

Now I’d want to go back to chapter one and construct a list of everything we’ve learned so far about angels. I’ll start with the basics. There is no superior to Jesus Christ among the angels (4).
It was never revealed to any of the angels that they were the Son of God and that He had begotten them (5)
When Jesus Christ was born into this world, all of the angels were commanded to worship Him (6)
God claims that He created the angels as spirits and that He made their ministers a flame of fire (7)
None of the angels’ enemies were asked to sit at God’s right hand, and none of the angels’ enemies were made footstool for them (13)
Angels (including the top ″archangels″) are ministering spirits who have been dispatched to minister to those who are heirs of salvation (14)

What makes someone think that Jesus Christ is an archangel, which is to say, the chief of the angels or, in other words, an angel Himself, after attentively reading Hebrews chapter one?

False: An army of angels – proof that Jesus is the archangel Michael

A battle between Michael and his angels and the dragon…
and his angels, according to the Bible (Revelation 12:7).
Because of this, Michael is the commander of the loyal army.
According to the Book of Revelation, Jesus is the General in Chief of an army (Revelation 19:14-16).
The apostle Paul talks about the Lord Jesus and His angels, who are brimming with authority (II Thessalonians 1:7).
So the Bible indicates that Michael and his angels are actually Jesus and His angels, as revealed in the Bible (Matthew 13:41, 16:27, 24:31, I Peter 3:22).

According to the Bible, there is only one faithful army, which is the army in heaven headed by Michael, or Jesus and His angels, and there is no evidence that there are two (they are one and the same).Anyone who has been in the army or has a rudimentary understanding of military terminology would find this kind of ″interpretation″ amusing.Officers are found in every army, no matter how large or little.Does this imply that each officer has command of his or her own army?Every nation has an army, and their armies are stationed in various locations across the world, under the command of a general who is responsible for carrying out particular commands for the whole army.ONE of the chiefs of the angels, according to the Bible, is named Michael, according to the Bible’s plain language (there is more than one leader, or general, or officer etc.) This demonstrates to us that the heavenly army is extremely well organized in every way.

Even the evil angels, according to the Gospel, are well-organized into legions, according to the text.
After that, they came to Jesus and saw him who had been demon-possessed and who had the legion, seated and clothed and right-minded, the one who had the legion, the one who had the legion.
And they were frightened.

(Matthew 5:15) Legions were military formations in the Roman army that were responsible for a variety of tasks.
On our planet, the evil angels are organized into legions, just as the good angels are organized into legions in heaven.
″Do you believe that I cannot now pray to My Father, and that He will immediately grant Me more than twelve legions of angels?″ Jesus Christ continues.
(See Matthew 26:53 for further information.) This implies that there are 12 distinct armies of angels, each of which works independently from the others.

What does this mean?In no manner, shape, or form!God is the Supreme Commander of the angels, and He has decided to choose leaders to lead each of the angelic legions.This chief is the archangel Michael, who is one of the chiefs.

In conclusion, it is apparent that the doctrines of the Jehovah’s Witnesses are heresies since they assert things that are in direct conflict with the explicit teachings of the Holy Scriptures, such as the claim that Jesus is the archangel Michael, and that they are thus heretics.Thank you for praying for us.May the Lord keep us safe from all sorts of heresy so that we can remain ″connected″ to God through the Lord Jesus Christ, our One and Only Savior who is the Lord of lords and the King of kings.Erik Brewer provided the translation.

Does 1 Thessalonians 4:16 prove that Jesus is Michael the Archangel?

They believe that Jesus is the Archangel Michael, who they believe to be God’s first creation and the most powerful of all the ″spirit creatures,″ or heavenly beings, on the planet.
They cite 1 Thessalonians 4:16 as evidence for their beliefs, which states: ″For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a cry, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first.″ Most readers are unlikely to understand how this line may imply that Jesus is Michael the Archangel at first glance; yet, their reasoning from this scripture goes something like this:

Jesus’ voice is the voice of an archangel
as a result, Jesus is considered to be an archangel.
The lone archangel is Michael
he is the only one.
As a result, Jesus became known as Michael.

Each of these points has a number of problems that need be addressed.

The voice of an archangel?

First and foremost, the most obvious reading does not necessarily imply that the ″voice of an archangel″ is the voice of Jesus himself.
It is only one of a number of noises that are thought to herald Jesus’ second appearance.
The fact that a trumpet blows and a voice cries out to signal Jesus’ arrival sounds more like the approach of a king who is being heralded by a herald than anything else.
The truth that Jesus is the King of the universe is unquestionable.
Even Jehovah’s Witnesses acknowledge that this is true.
But for a King to be on his way with an archangel functioning as His herald, and for that King to be further declared by the blow of the ″trumpet of God,″ it would appear that Jesus is a far greater being than Michael.

Meaning and metaphor

Second, even if we agree that the phrase ″voice of an archangel″ is intended to characterize Jesus’ actual voice, it would be a strange manner of implying that Jesus is an archangel in the first place.
The phrase ″spoke out to me with the voice of a human being,″ if I were to describe a man who came to meet me, would not be appropriate to use.
That would be embarrassing, not to mention completely unproductive.
If I said, ″his voice was that of a lion,″ you would understand that he was speaking loudly, strongly, confidently, and possibly even fiercely, and you would be correct.
″He talked with the voice of a nightingale,″ for example, and you would understand that his voice was lovely and his welcome was pleasing to the ear, as I may put it.
You would never guess from any of these instances that I was implying that the man was a genuine lion or a literal nightingale.

Such comments are unmistakably metaphorical in nature.I wouldn’t bother claiming that a lion had the voice of a lion because it would be apparent and pointless to the conversation.A nightingale does not have the voice of a nightingale, thus I would not describe it as such since it is meaningless.Even if Paul was implying that Jesus will personally yell ″with the voice of an archangel,″ such a claim could only be interpreted as a metaphorical expression.Furthermore, consider what would happen if you applied the logic of the Jehovah’s Witnesses to this scripture in a consistent manner.In the same way that Jesus must be an archangel because His voice is the voice of an archangel, He must also be God because His trumpet blast is the trumpet blast of the Almighty God.

Because no Jehovah’s Witness would accept this argument when applied to the later statement, there is no reason for them to suppose that it is legitimate when applied to the first.
There is absolutely no rational way to take this verse in such a manner that Jesus is being referred to as an archangel.

Is Micheal the only archangel?

Third, it takes a significant amount of effort to go from ″an archangel″ to ″Michael the Archangel.″ The Jehovah’s Witnesses attempt to bridge this gap by asserting that Michael is the only archangel who can be seen.
The evidence in support of this, on the other hand, is fairly poor.
A number of prominent English translations, including the King James Version, interpret 1 Thessalonians 4:16 as ″the voice of THE archangel,″ as opposed to ″the voice of AN archangel.″ Even the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ ″New World Translation″ uses ″an archangel″ here since there is no article in Greek, which is why they use ″an archangel″ here as well.
Others, such the ESV and NKJV, use ″an archangel,″ while others, including the NASB, insert ″the″ in italics so that the reader is well aware that the term is not in the original Greek.
We have no basis to believe that there is just one archangel based on the text of 1 Thessalonians.
As a result, Jehovah’s Witnesses go elsewhere for evidence to support their position, arguing that ″God’s word refers to Michael ‘the archangel.’″ (Jude 9) This name literally translates as ‘principal angel.’ Take note that Michael is referred to as the archangel.

This means that there is just one of these angels in existence.In reality, the phrase ‘archangel’ appears just once in the Bible, and it is never used in the plural,″ says the author.(What Does the Bible Really Teach, p.218; What Does the Bible Really Teach, p.219) The reasoning in this piece is just horrifying, and I honestly can’t believe it was even published at all.Let’s try to apply this similar logic to another biblical person for a change: ″God’s word pertains to Alexander ″the coppersmith,″ according to the Bible.

Paul writes in 2 Timothy 4:14 that Take note that Alexander is referred to as the coppersmith.
As a result, it appears that there is just one such tradesperson.
According to the Bible, the phrase ‘coppersmith’ appears just once in the singular and never in the plural form.″ Similarly, you could write the same line about ″Simon the Zealot″ (Luke 6:15, Acts 1:13) and a slew of other characters, and the conclusion would be as ridiculous.

The same may be said about ″Michael the Archangel.″ This is a ridiculous argument.
It is clear that Simon’s designation as ″the zealot″ was not intended to imply that there are no other fanatics in existence.
The fact that Alexander was referred to as ″the coppersmith″ does not take away from the evident truth that there were other other coppersmiths.
The fact that Michael is referred to as ″the archangel″ has nothing to do with the fact that there are other archangels in existence.

When the book of Daniel refers to Michael as ″one of the main princes,″ it is apparent that there are other angels who have the same position as him.People in the ancient world were frequently identified by descriptions that were appended to their names.Along with ″Simon the Zealot,″ we also encounter names like as ″Simon the Leper″ (Matthew 26:6), ″Simon the Tanner″ (Acts 10:32), and ″Simon, who was nicknamed Peter″ (Acts 10:44).(Matthew 4:18).

This was a standard etiquette for addressing individuals by their first names, and Michael was not an exception.There’s no reason to believe that Michael is the only archangel in the universe!

Is Jesus Michael the Archangel?

Fourth and ultimately, because all of the premises of the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ reasoning are incorrect, there is no foundation for their conclusion to be reached.
However, the truth of the matter is that Jesus is not a created entity, not even the most elevated among them.
Instead, ″All things came into being through Him, and apart from Him, nothing came into existence that has come into being,″ as the Bible states (John 1:3).
″You, Lord, built the foundation of the world, and the heavens are the handiwork of Your hands; they will fade, but You will stay; and they will all get old like a garment, and you will roll them up like a mantle; they will also be changed like a garment,″ the prophet says.
Your years will not come to a close, though, since you remain the same″ (Hebrews 1:10-12).
No, Jesus is not Michael the Archangel, as many people believe.

Michael’s Lord and Creator is none other than Jesus Christ.This is why an archangel will serve as Jesus’ herald, and why the trumpet of God will sound to herald His arrival.Because Jesus is the Creator, he is regarded as the King of all creation.Jesus is the one and only Jehovah God.

Is Jesus Michael the archangel?

Answer to the question Jesus is not the archangel Michael, as many people believe.
The Bible makes no mention of Jesus being known as Michael (or any other angel, for that matter).
When it comes to the angels, Hebrews 1:5-8 makes a clear contrast between Jesus and them: ″For to who of the angels did God ever proclaim, ‘You are my Son; today I have become your Father’?″ says the author.
Perhaps ‘I shall be His Father, and He will be my Son’ will suffice.
God also declares that all of God’s angels are to adore Him when He brings His firstborn into the earth, as recorded in the book of Genesis.
He says of the angels, ″He creates his angels winds, and his slaves flames of fire.″ He also speaks of the demons.

His words regarding the Son are as follows: ″Your throne, O God, will endure forever and ever; righteousness will be the scepter of your dominion.″ It is made plain in this chapter that angels worship Jesus, who, as God, is the only entity who is deserving of such reverence.Scripture never mentions Michael or any other angel being worshipped; thus, Jesus (who is deserving of adoration) cannot be Michael or any other angel (not worthy of worship).However, while the angels are referred to be sons of God (Genesis 6:2-4; Job 1:6; 2:1; 38:7), Jesus is referred to as THE Son of God (Hebrews 1:8; Matthew 4:3-6).Michael the Archangel is considered to be the most powerful of all the angels.Michael is the only angel in the Bible who is referred to as ″the archangel,″ which means ″the protector″ (Jude verse 9).Michael the Archangel, on the other hand, is just a messenger angel.

He is not the creator of the universe.
When comparing Matthew 4:10, where Jesus rebukes Satan, with Jude verse 9, where Michael the archangel ″dared not bring a sentence of blasphemy″ against Satan and calls on the Lord to rebuke him, the clear disparity in power and authority between Michael and Jesus can be observed.
Jesus is God shown in human form (John 1:1, 14).

Despite becoming an archangel, Michael the Archangel is still simply a powerful angel.
Questions concerning False Doctrine can be found here.
Supposedly, Jesus Michael is the archangel.

Who Do Jehovah Witnesses Think Jesus Is?

Jesus Christ, the Son of God The Witnesses of Jehovah believe that Jesus is God’s ″only-begotten Son,″ and that his life began in heaven before coming to earth. God’s first creation and the ″perfect embodiment of God,″ he is considered to be an independent entity, rather than one of three members of the Trinity, according to traditional beliefs.

What is the difference between Jehovah’s Witness and Christianity?

There is only one God, and that God is Jehovah; however Christians believe in the Holy Trinity of God’s presence, which includes God as the father, God as the son (Jesus Christ), and God as the Holy Spirit……. The primary point of contention between Jehovah’s witnesses and Christians is their respective perspectives on Jesus Christ.

Do Jehovah Witnesses celebrate Jesus?

Jehovah’s witnesses do not observe any national or religious festivals, nor do they celebrate their own birthdays. The only day they commemorate is the day of Jesus Christ’s death, which occurs around the time of Easter and the Passover holidays.

Why do Jehovah Witnesses think Jesus is an angel?

Following Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the Archangel Michael, ″the Word″ in John 1:1, and wisdom personified in Proverbs 8 all relate to Jesus in his pre-human life, and that he resumed these identities after ascending to heaven.

Is Jehovah’s Witness a true religion?

Despite the fact that Jehovah’s Witnesses identify as Christians, their views differ from those of other Christians in some important respects.
… And the vast majority of Jehovah’s Witnesses (83 percent) think their religion is the sole genuine faith that leads to eternal life, but just around three-in-ten Christians in the United States feel this of their own religious beliefs (29 percent).

Do Jehovah Witness believe in Christmas?

Those who adhere to the Witnesses do not celebrate Christmas or Easter because they think that these holidays are founded on (or have been heavily influenced by) pagan traditions and beliefs. They point out that Jesus did not request that his disciples commemorate his birthday in any way.

How do Jehovah Witnesses treat their wives?

Women are expected to be housewives and devote their lives to testifying in the Jehovah’s Witnesses faith, according to tradition (a common practice of converting new worshippers through door-to-door preaching). … Jehovah’s Witnesses are trained from an early age to be subservient and to never question anything that has to do with their religious beliefs.

What is unique about Jehovah Witness?

Witnesses believe a variety of classic Christian beliefs, as well as a number of beliefs that are distinctively their own. Their belief is that God, or Jehovah, is the most lofty. In the person of Jesus Christ, God’s agent, sinful humanity can be reconciled to God via the power of the Holy Spirit. It is the Holy Spirit who is God’s active power in the universe, and he goes by that name.

Do Jehovah Witness believe in salvation?

Individuals cannot be redeemed unless they repent of their sins and call on the name of Jehovah, according to the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
They believe that salvation is only achievable via Christ’s ransom sacrifice, and that they will not be saved until they do so.
God’s gift of salvation is regarded as a ″free gift,″ yet it is considered to be unachievable until one performs good acts that are motivated by faith.

Where in the Bible does it say Jesus is Jehovah?

How many different names does the God of the Old Testament employ to identify Himself, according to these verses? (It should be noted that the Joseph Smith Translation of Exodus 6:3 reads, ″I am the Lord God Almighty; the Lord JEHOVAH.″

Do Jehovah Witnesses believe in the 10 commandments?

People like Jehovah’s Witnesses, for example, are conscientious objectors who refuse to serve in the military because killing is prohibited by the Ten Commandments (Deuteronomy 5:17, Isaiah 2:4, Matthew 26:52, Psalms 46:9, Revelation 13:10; 19:17-19).

Who created Jehovah Witness?

The Jehovah’s Witnesses are a branch of the International Bible Students Association, which was formed in Pittsburgh in 1872 by Charles Taze Russell and has its headquarters in New York City.

What Jehovah Witness can and Cannot do?

Christmas, Easter, and birthdays are among the festivals that Jehovah’s Witnesses do not observe because they think they have pagan origins. They do not salute the national flag or sing the national song, and they do not wish to serve in the armed forces of their country. They also refuse blood transfusions, even if they are potentially life-saving in nature.

What is the name of Jehovah Witness God?

The usage of God’s name is important to Jehovah’s Witnesses, and they favor the form Jehovah—a vocalization of God’s name based on the Tetragrammaton—over other forms of God’s name. They believe that Jehovah is the only real God, that he is the creator of all things, and that he is the ″Universal Sovereign. ″

Can Jehovah Witness have non witness friends?

7. Being unable to have friends who are not Witnesses. Non-Witnesses are not permitted to become friends with Jehovah’s Witnesses. You wouldn’t want to be associated with someone who God was planning to execute at Armageddon.

Can Jehovah Witnesses drink alcohol?

Witnesses of Jehovah shun items that contain blood, but they do not have any other unique dietary rules. Some Jehovah’s Witnesses may choose to be vegetarian, while others may want to abstain from alcohol, although this is a matter of personal decision for each individual. Watchmen on the Wall, or Jehovah’s Witnesses, do not smoke or use any other tobacco products.

Why do Jehovah Witness not celebrate birthday?

Celebrating birthdays is not allowed for practicing Jehovah’s Witnesses because they think that doing so is against to God’s will… According to the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ FAQ, the habit of celebrating birthdays has its origins in paganism and should be abandoned.

What is expected of a Jehovah Witness wife?

Wives are expected to be obedient to their husbands, while husbands are expected to have a profound regard and affection for their wives, as well as to listen to their opinions on all things, according to tradition.
Husbands are expected to treat their spouses in the same manner that Jesus treated his disciples.
He should refrain from inflicting any harm or mistreatment on his family in any form.

Does Jehovah Witness believe in divorce?

Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that marriage and divorce should be conducted in accordance with biblical principles.
In the Witness faith, monogamy between one man and one woman, as well as sex solely within the marriage, are required practices.
Nonetheless, the Witnesses do allow for divorce under specific circumstances, claiming that adultery is the sole legal cause for divorce and remarriage.

Can Jehovah Witnesses go into other churches?

Jehovah’s Witnesses are most known for teaching their views from door to door and in other public areas, as well as for providing their periodicals, The Watchtower and Awake!, to anyone who are interested. They are also well-known for refusing to serve in militaries and for refusing blood transfusions when offered the opportunity.

What holidays do Jehovah Witnesses celebrate?

The vast majority of festivals and activities that honor persons other than Jesus are not observed by Jehovah’s Witnesses. This covers special occasions such as birthdays, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, and Halloween. They also do not observe Christian festivals such as Christmas and Easter, believing that these traditions have their origins in pagan traditions.

Who is the head of the Jehovah Witness Church?

Nathan H. Knorr’s full name is Nathan H. Knorr. Mr. Nathan H. Knorr, President of the Witnesses of Jehovah The 12th of June, 1977

What is the 144000 in Revelations?

One school of thought holds that the 144,000 are newly converted Jewish missionaries dispatched to win sinners to Jesus Christ during the seven-year period known as the Tribulation Period. According to preterists, they are Jewish Christians who have been sealed for rescue from the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70 A.D..

Who will not go to heaven according to the Bible?

He declares that it is the desire of the one who sent me that every man who sees the Son and believes in him will have eternal life. The term believe is used to refer to both confession and behavior. Then, anybody who does not accept Christ as Lord and Savior, or who does not behave in accordance with His word, will not be admitted into the kingdom of heaven.

Are Yahweh and Jesus the same?

A possible transcription of Jesus of Nazareth’s original Hebrew given name, Yahshua. Jesus of Nazareth is widely regarded as the Messiah by Christians and Messianic Jews alike. Yahweh (Yah) is salvation, which is the meaning of the name (Shua). … Most scholars believe that the original version of Jesus was Yeshua (Joshua), which is a Hebrew Bible form of the word Joshua.

What does the word Jehovah mean?

Noun. The name of God in the Old Testament, which is a transliteration of the ineffable name, JHVH, which appears in the Hebrew Scriptures. Noun God is a term that is commonly used in current Christian use.

Do not covet thy neighbor’s wife meaning?

The Tenth Commandment states, ″Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that is thy neighbor’s,″ which means ″Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor Essentially, this implies that you should be satisfied with your…

What are the commandments of God in the Bible?

Among the commandments given by Jesus are: ″Thou shalt not kill,″ ″Thou shalt not commit adultery,″ ″Thou shalt not steal,″ ″Thou shalt not bear false testimony,″ ″Honor thine own father and mother,″ and ″Thou shalt love thine neighbor as thine own self.″

What is the Jehovah Witness symbol?

Symbols are not worshipped by Jehovah’s Witnesses; the sole emblem linked with this religious group is the Watchtower, which is primarily used for identifying purposes. The watchtower represents the need of being vigilant for actions of God that meet prophetic expectations. 21st of June, 2021

What country has the most Jehovah Witnesses?

Jehovah’s Witnesses have a strong presence in almost every country on the planet. According to the Watch Tower Society of Pennsylvania, these are the most recent continent-specific data based on active members, also known as ″publishers,″ as of December 2017. … Africa.

Country	Angola
Increase (%)	-4
Ratio per Population	213
Congregations	2,421
Memorial Attendance	371,823

How did the founder of Jehovah Witness died?

Russell died in 1916, having missed the appearance of Jesus Christ on the scene.
His gang, on the other hand, persevered and flourished.
In the 1930s, the name ″Jehovah’s Witnesses″ was officially chosen by the organization.
Early Jehovah’s Witnesses thought that the year 1914 marked the beginning of the end of worldly governments, which would climax in the Battle of Armageddon.
They were correct in their predictions.

Can Jehovah Witnesses kiss before marriage?

No. It is possible that the spouse is abusive or a risk to the mate. The Witness, on the other hand, is not permitted to remarry. If the mate takes on another sexual partner, such as by remarrying, then the Witness is free to marry the new partner.

Can Jehovah Witness get tattoos?

They cite Leviticus, a passage in the Bible in which it is said that one ″shall not put tattoo marks″ on one’s own body. In that chapter, Evelyn Smith, a long-time Jehovah’s Witness, cites the Bible’s advice as a major reason for avoiding them, in addition to the perspective that it gives in the context of ordinary employment.

What can Jehovah Witnesses not eat?

DIET – According to Jehovah Witnesses, eating blood or blood products is strictly prohibited. Despite the fact that meat is generally allowed since animals are bled after slaughter, some Jehovah Witnesses may choose to follow a vegetarian lifestyle. Patients may prefer to discreetly pray before meals and at various times during the day.

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Who were the Russellites?

Religious leader Charles Taze Russell (1852-1916) formed a group known as Russellites or Millennial Dawnists that served as the foundation for the Jehovah’s Witnesses movement.
Russell was born in New York City and died in Cleveland, Ohio.
On February 16, 1852, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Charles Taze Russell was born.
What was Charles Taze Russell’s religious affiliation?
During the 1870s, Charles Taze Russell established himself as a controversial Adventist instructor who was independent of the church.
He rejected the concept of hell as a place of endless punishment and developed a non-Trinitarian theology that denied the divinity of Jesus as the Savior of the world.

Exactly what happened to Charles Taze Russell is unknown.When he was on his final ministerial tour of the Western and Southwestern United States, he began to feel more unwell with cystitis, but refused to cancel the journey despite medical advice.Russell died on October 31, 1916, while returning to Brooklyn by train, when he was 64 years old, at Pampa, Texas.Herein Who were the individuals who founded the Jehovah’s Witnesses organization?The Jehovah’s Witnesses are a branch of the International Bible Students Association, which was formed in Pittsburgh in 1872 by Charles Taze Russell and has its headquarters in New York City.

Is Jehovah’s Witness a true religion?

Despite the fact that Jehovah’s Witnesses identify as Christians, their views differ from those of other Christians in some important respects.
… And the vast majority of Jehovah’s Witnesses (83 percent) think their religion is the sole genuine faith that leads to eternal life, but just around three-in-ten Christians in the United States feel this of their own religious beliefs (29 percent).
Is it true that you are a Jehovah’s Witness?
A millenarian restorationist Christian church with nontrinitarian teachings different from mainstream Christianity, Jehovah’s Witnesses is based in the United States….

Jehovah’s Witnesses
Founder	Charles Taze Russell
Origin	1870s Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Branched from	Bible Student movement
Separations	Jehovah’s Witnesses splinter groups

Is it possible that Jehovah’s Witnesses altered the Bible?
No, it’s not a new Bible, either.
There are several translations of the Bible available, with some of the more popular versions being the King James version, the New English version, and others.
The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures is the translation used by Jehovah’s Witnesses.
What leads Jehovah Witnesses to believe that Jesus is an angel?
Following Jesus’ death and resurrection, Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the Archangel Michael, ″the Word″ in John 1:1, and wisdom personified in Proverbs 8 all relate to Jesus in his pre-human life, and that he resumed these identities after ascending to heaven.

What are the differences between Christianity and Jehovah Witness?

God’s witnesses believe that Jesus is God’s (Jehovah’s) son and that he is wholly different from God; Jesus is also thought to be the archangel Michael, according to their beliefs.
Christian doctrine, on the other hand, maintains that Jesus is not only God’s son, but also God himself, as affirmed by the doctrine of the Trinity.
What is the treatment of Jehovah Witnesses’ wives like?
Wives are expected to be obedient to their husbands, while husbands are expected to have a profound regard and affection for their wives, as well as to listen to their opinions on all things, according to tradition.
Husbands are expected to treat their spouses in the same manner that Jesus treated his disciples.
He should refrain from inflicting any harm or mistreatment on his family in any form.

Do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in the existence of an afterlife?What do Jehovah’s Witnesses hold as their beliefs?Witnesses believe in an one God, rather than the triune God of the Bible.They believe, like the majority of Christians, that Jesus Christ died on the cross for the sins of the world; nevertheless, they do not believe that he was bodily raised after his death.… Witnesses believe in Heaven, but they do not believe in Hell or anything like it.What do Jehovah’s Witnesses refer to as their ″pastor″?

It is referred to as ″Elder.″ They are tasked with the responsibility of providing ″spiritual″ leadership to the congregation.
In addition, members of the church are ″encouraged″ to report any offenses they see or commit against others.

Why do Jehovah Witness not celebrate birthdays?

Practicing ″We do not celebrate birthdays because we feel that such festivities are displeasure to God,″ according to Jehovah’s Witnesses…
According to the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ FAQ, the habit of celebrating birthdays has its origins in paganism and should be abandoned.
What are some of the bizarre beliefs held by Jehovah’s Witnesses?
They are opposed to military duty, national anthems, and the right to vote.
Jehovah’s Witnesses do not stand for national anthems, do not salute flags, do not vote, and do not participate in military service.
Followers believe that their loyalty is only to God, who they think is in charge of an actual government in heaven.

Do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in the holiday season?…Beliefs….Those who adhere to the Witnesses do not celebrate Christmas or Easter because they think that these holidays are founded on (or have been heavily influenced by) pagan traditions and beliefs.They point out that Jesus did not request that his disciples commemorate his birthday in any way.How do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe you will enter the kingdom of heaven?

According to Jehovah’s Witnesses, only 144,000 persons will enter the kingdom of heaven.
Revelation 7:1-17,Revelation 14:1, and that all other people who obey God will dwell eternally on a paradise Earth…….
According to their beliefs, when individuals die, they stay in the grave until God raises them from the dead once God’s Kingdom, or government, has taken control of the earth.

Why do Jehovah Witnesses not celebrate birthdays?

Celebrating birthdays is not allowed for practicing Jehovah’s Witnesses because they think that doing so is against to God’s will…
According to the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ FAQ, the habit of celebrating birthdays has its origins in paganism and should be abandoned.
What is the reason for Jehovah’s Witnesses’ refusal to celebrate Christmas?
Those who adhere to the Witnesses do not celebrate Christmas or Easter because they think that these holidays are founded on (or have been heavily influenced by) pagan traditions and beliefs.
They point out that Jesus did not request that his disciples commemorate his birthday in any way.
What makes the Bible of Jehovah different?

The most significant distinction between the Christian Bible and the Jehovah’s Witness Bible is that the latter employs the New World Translation (NWT) to describe God, whereas this is not the case with the Christian Bible.Both the ancient and new testaments are contained inside the Christian Bible.The New World Translation serves as an inspiration for the Jehovah’s Witness Bible.Do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in the institution of marriage?Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that marriage and divorce should be conducted in accordance with biblical principles.In the Witness faith, monogamy between one man and one woman, as well as sex solely within the marriage, are required practices.

Nonetheless, the Witnesses do allow for divorce under specific circumstances, claiming that adultery is the sole legal cause for divorce and remarriage.

Do Jehovah Witnesses believe in birth control?

Family planning is an important part of life.
The Bible, according to Jehovah’s Witnesses, is God’s or Jehovah’s inspired word, according to them.
A personal decision to use birth control is considered because the Bible does not specifically address the topic.
This is left to the individual’s moral convictions.
What holiday does the Jehovah’s Witnesses observe?
Jehovah’s witnesses do not observe any national or religious festivals, nor do they celebrate their own birthdays.

Do JW pioneers get paid?

Special pioneers are provided with a stipend to cover their basic living needs.
Is it possible for someone who is not a Jehovah Witness to attend a Jehovah Witness funeral?
Is it possible for a non-Witness Jehovah’s to attend a Jehovah’s Witness burial service?
Attendance at funeral ceremonies performed at Kingdom Hall is open to relatives of the deceased who are not members of the Jehovah’s Witness faith, as well.
Their participation in the service is limited to the extent that they feel comfortable doing so.

Who Is Michael the Archangel? Is Jesus?

The Bible does not make frequent reference of a spirit entity by the name of Michael.
When he is mentioned, he is, on the other hand, in action.
In the book of Daniel, Michael is engaged in a battle with bad angels; in the letter of Jude, he is engaged in a debate with Satan; and in the book of Revelation, he is engaged in a battle with the Devil and his demonic minions.
Through his defense of Jehovah’s rule over the world and his combat against God’s adversaries, Michael lives up to the meaning of his given name, ″Who Is Like God?″ But who is Michael, exactly?
Individuals may be known by more than one name at different periods.
For example, the patriarch Jacob is also referred to as Israel, while the apostle Peter is referred to as Simon in some circles.

(Genesis 49:1–2; Matthew 10:2; Mark 10:2) In the same way, the Bible explains that Michael is a different name for Jesus Christ, both before and after his earthly ministry.Consider some of the biblical justifications for reaching that conclusion.Archangel.Michael is referred to as ″the archangel″ in God’s Word.(Jude 9) This word literally translates as ″principal angel.″ Take note that Michael is referred to as the archangel.This means that there is just one of these angels in existence.

In truth, the phrase ″archangel″ appears just once in the Bible, and it is never used in the plural form of the word.
Furthermore, Jesus is associated with the position of archangel.
″The Lord himself will descend from heaven with a commanding summons, with an archangel’s voice,″ according to 1 Thessalonians 4:16, when referring to the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ.

It is therefore described as having the sound of an archangel speaking through Jesus.
In light of this passage, it is reasonable to conclude that Jesus himself is the archangel Michael.
Army Officer in Command.
It is said in the Bible that ″Michael and his angels engaged in combat with the dragon…

and its angels.″ (See Revelation 12:7 for further information).As a result, Michael is the Commander in Chief of an army of devoted angels.In addition, Jesus is described as the Commander of an army of loyal angels in the Book of Revelation.(Rev.

19:14-16; 20:14-16) The apostle Paul particularly refers to ″the Lord Jesus″ and ″his strong angels″ in his writings.2 Thessalonians 1:7 (Thessalonians 1:7) As a result, the Bible refers to both Michael and ″his angels″ and Jesus and ″his angels″ in the same sentence.(Matthew 13:41, Matthew 16:27, Matthew 24:31, 1 Peter 3:22) We can conclude that Michael is none other than Jesus Christ in his heavenly role because God’s Word never indicates that there are two armies of faithful angels in heaven — one led by Michael and one led by Jesus— and because there is no indication that Michael is anything other than Jesus Christ in his heavenly role.

Question:

Is it true that Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Michael the archangel and Jesus are one and the same individual?

Answer:

Yes, in a nutshell.
Michael the archangel, according to the Jehovah’s Witnesses, was Jesus’ heavenly counterpart before he came to earth.
They claim that ″Scriptural evidence reveals that the name Michael was assigned to God’s Son before he left heaven to become Jesus Christ, as well as after he returned″ to the earth (Aid to Bible Understanding, Watchtower Bible & Tract Society, 1971, 1152).
It is largely via a misreading of (1) Daniel 10:13, where reference is made to a ″mighty prince,″ Michael; and (2) First Thessalonians 4:16, where the Lord Jesus is depicted as descending from heaven at the sound of the archangel’s voice, that they have come to this erroneous view.
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the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a commanding summons, with an archangel’s voice,″ according to the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ own New World Translation of the Bible.

According to the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Michael is the only angel named in the Bible other than Gabriel, and Michael is the only one who is referred to as an archangel.In the book of Tobit, the angel Raphael appears, but because Jehovah’s Witnesses are sprung from Protestantism, they adhere to the Protestant canon of Scripture, which excludes this and six other Old Testament books.Given that the Lord Jesus descends from heaven ″with the voice of an archangel,″ the Jehovah’s Witnesses interpret this text as ″suggesting that he is, in fact, himself the archangel″ (Aid to Bible Understanding, 1152).While there are multiple flaws in this line of reasoning, two in particular stand out as being blatantly erroneous.First and foremost, the fact that the Lord Jesus descends ″with an archangel’s voice″ does not imply that it is his own voice that is being referred to in the passage.Essentially, this text states that an archangel’s voice will follow the Lord’s fall from heaven, in the same way as the bailiff’s call (″All rise!″) precedes the judge’s entry into the courtroom.

According to verse 5, ″For example, to which of the angels did he ever say: ″You are my son; I am today, I have become your father″?″ According to verse 6, ″To which of the angels did he ever say: ″You are my son; I today, I have become your father″?″ (From the New World Translation.) ″None,″ of course, is the correct response to the question.
As a result, since God has never declared an angel to be his Son, Michael, who is an angel, cannot be the Son.
The fact that Michael is an archangel makes no difference, as he is still considered to be an angel by his nature.

An archangel is just a member of a ″higher order″ of angels, but an angel nevertheless; the prefix ″arch-″ simply means ″ruling″ or ″high ranking″ in the Greek language.

How I answered a Jehovah’s Witness (page 6)

For me, saying that God raised Jesus from the dead isn’t any more of an issue than saying that God created the cosmos out of nowhere is for certain people. It’s tough for us to wrap our heads around it in our human thinking. However, just because I don’t completely grasp something does not rule out the possibility that it is correct. My understanding of electricity is limited, but that hasn’t stopped me from requesting that the electric company connect my home to their power distribution system. No, I don’t understand how mobile phones operate, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to sit here and declare, ″They’re an illusion
it can’t be.″ One of the lessons we may learn from the early Greek ″fathers″ of the church is that sometimes we just need to stand in awe of God rather than feeling the need to figure everything out for ourselves. That first generation of church leaders was not influenced by the rationalism that would later sweep over the western world in the Age of Enlightenment, causing western Christians to become propositional or doctrine-oriented rather than worship-oriented. My response: The archangel Michael is simply who the Bible says he is. There is no other explanation. He is the archangel Michael, to give him his full name. There isn’t a single text in the Bible that claims the archangel Michael is the same person as Jesus Christ. When did God ever say, ‘Sit at my right hand,’ and to which angel did he say it? In the book of Hebrews, verse 13 says, As a result, Jesus could not be the archangel Michael, as the Bible states that Jesus would be seated at the right hand of God the Father. ″It was not to angels that he submitted the world to come,″ writes the author of Hebrews in verse 5. You inquired as to where in the Bible it is said that angels would not judge the nations of the globe. It’s right here. Because the Archangel Michael is an angel, it would seem that he could not be the world’s ruler, would it? Because the Bible states that Jesus is to be the Judge and ruler, he cannot also be the Archangel Michael. It’s the way Ken Taylor puts it in his paraphrased Living Bible version of Hebrews 1:14: ″The angels are just spirit-messengers sent out to aid and care for those who are to receive his redemption.″ Angels execute specialized responsibilities for Yahweh, but they do not and will not ″judge″ the earth in the way that humans do. The evidence for this is abundantly obvious from a study of the first and second chapters of Hebrews. Now, in terms of who Jesus Christ is, the following texts clearly identify Him as the Son of God: ″The Word was God at the beginning.″ – John 1:1, a quote from the Bible. This paragraph is unmistakably a paraphrase of Genesis 1:1. It alludes to the fact that ″The Word″ has always existed (Jesus). The characteristic of eternal pre-existence is something that only God possesses. ″What God was, the Word was.″
″Thomas responded to him, ‘My Lord and my God.’″ I like the way the New English Bible reads John 1:1: ″What God was, the Word was.″ – John 20:28 (NIV). Unless we engage in bizarre mental acrobatics with regard to the phrasing of this remark, we must conclude that Thomas was claiming that Jesus was the Son of God. Thomas is not addressing two separate people at the same time. The fact that Thomas refers to Jesus of Nazareth as ″Lord and God″ indicates that he was referring to Jesus of Nazareth
″From them is traced the human lineage of Christ, who is God above all″ – Romans 9:5. Isn’t it true that the apostle Paul plainly identifies Christ as God in this passage? ″In Christ all the fullness of the Deity dwells in bodily form,″ he writes in Colossians 2:9, ″all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form.″ If Christ possesses all of the attributes of the Deity, then He is, isn’t He, the Deity? According to Bible scholar William Barclay, the following is how Colossians 2:9 is translated: ″It is in Christ that the godhead manifests itself in all of its fullness and in corporeal form.″ In regards to the Son, however, he declares, ‘Your kingdom, O God, shall endure forever and ever.’ – The book of Hebrews 1:8. Isn’t it evident that the Son is being addressed as ″God″ in this passage? If you correctly examine the grammar of this statement, you will not be able to come to any other conclusions. Before in verse 7, the writer had described angels and then uses the connecting word to connect the two verses ″But there’s a catch: ″ Doesn’t the conjunction ″but″ make you think? ″is there any indication that the writer is no longer talking about angels (or even archangels)?
″They will refer to him as Immanuel, which literally translates as ‘God with us.’″ – Matthew 1:23 (New International Version). The title of the song is ″God with us.″ That Jesus is ″Archangel Michel with us″ or ″Someone who is like God with us″ or ″Someone who is virtually God with us″ is not stated anywhere in the Bible. The phrase ″God with us″ cannot be expressed any more plainly than that. ″They will make the teachings of God our Savior more appealing,″ says the author. – Titus 2:10 (New International Version). In the Bible, Jesus is referred to as ″Savior″ on a number of different occasions. See Titus 1:4 for an example of how to read the previous chapter. Take, for example, what is said in 2 Peter 3:18 and 1 John 4:14 as examples. We do not have two Saviors
rather, we have one Savior. If Jesus is the Savior, then isn’t Paul here referring to him as God?

My response: Regarding your statement that the New World Translation is the only Bible that has God’s true name, I disagree.
This is not correct.
Who was it that provided you with misleading information?
Did you know that the classic King James Version, which dates back to 1611, makes use of the name Jehovah?
The 21st Century King James Version, which is an updated version of the King James Version, also makes use of the name Jehovah.
The name Jehovah appears 5822 times in the American Standard Version.

The name Jehovah appears 5787 times in Young’s Literal Translation.Darby’s Translation contains 5791 references to Jehovah.Both the Third Millennium Bible and the Webster Bible refer to Jehovah as a name for God.Yahweh appears numerous times in The Message, a relatively current English translation or paraphrase that was written in the 1980s.Throughout The Amplified Bible, the name Yahweh occurs.Yahweh is the name for God in the Holman Christian Standard Bible.

Yahweh is the name of God in the Hebrew Names Version of the World English Bible.
Yahweh is the name of the God of the Bible in Basic English.
For example, one of the reasons I am skeptical of the New World Translation is that its unusual reading of John 1:1 – ″and the Word was a deity″ – is used to promote the view that Jesus was not God Himself manifested in human flesh and blood.

How did the phrase ″a deity″ end up in John 1?
None of the English translations I’ve looked at – including the King James, New King James, Revised Standard, New English Bible, Living Bible, New International Version, and Amplified Bible – have a ″a″ in front of God in the la

Are Jesus and the archangel Michael one and the same person?

False: Michael is the only angel who has the position of Archangel

False: Jesus Christ has the voice of an archangel

False: An army of angels – proof that Jesus is the archangel Michael

Does 1 Thessalonians 4:16 prove that Jesus is Michael the Archangel?

The voice of an archangel?

Meaning and metaphor

Is Micheal the only archangel?

Is Jesus Michael the Archangel?

Is Jesus Michael the archangel?

Who Do Jehovah Witnesses Think Jesus Is?

What is the difference between Jehovah’s Witness and Christianity?

Do Jehovah Witnesses celebrate Jesus?

Why do Jehovah Witnesses think Jesus is an angel?

Is Jehovah’s Witness a true religion?

Do Jehovah Witness believe in Christmas?

How do Jehovah Witnesses treat their wives?

What is unique about Jehovah Witness?

Do Jehovah Witness believe in salvation?

Where in the Bible does it say Jesus is Jehovah?

Do Jehovah Witnesses believe in the 10 commandments?

Who created Jehovah Witness?

What Jehovah Witness can and Cannot do?

What is the name of Jehovah Witness God?

Can Jehovah Witness have non witness friends?

Can Jehovah Witnesses drink alcohol?

Why do Jehovah Witness not celebrate birthday?

What is expected of a Jehovah Witness wife?

Does Jehovah Witness believe in divorce?

Can Jehovah Witnesses go into other churches?

What holidays do Jehovah Witnesses celebrate?

Who is the head of the Jehovah Witness Church?

What is the 144000 in Revelations?

Who will not go to heaven according to the Bible?

Are Yahweh and Jesus the same?

What does the word Jehovah mean?

Do not covet thy neighbor’s wife meaning?

What are the commandments of God in the Bible?

What is the Jehovah Witness symbol?

What country has the most Jehovah Witnesses?

How did the founder of Jehovah Witness died?

Can Jehovah Witnesses kiss before marriage?

Can Jehovah Witness get tattoos?

What can Jehovah Witnesses not eat?

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Why do Jehovah Witnesses not celebrate birthdays?

Do Jehovah Witnesses believe in birth control?

Do JW pioneers get paid?

Who Is Michael the Archangel? Is Jesus?

Question:

Answer:

How I answered a Jehovah’s Witness (page 6)

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