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Realhommie:
But it was the guy who had a close relationship with her that posted it. What reason would he have to lie against her?
I honestly don't want to argue over this because obviously you're a JW fellow, but I've seen similar scenario play out before so this is very believable.

The guy doesn't know much about the girl as he's trying to relate the experience!

Surely the girl must have been attending our meetings that's why the young man concluded that she's one of Jehovah's Witnesses but there's more to her story.

First of all the young man himself has hidden some information:
What was she to him?
Does she stay with JWs?
Or with boyfriend to whom she's not married?

In most cases some young men do keep girls attending our meetings while the girls will continue telling them that it's not possible for the relationship to end up in marriage. But they often think they will win her over with time.
So if anything happens to her she won't have the courage to meet the congregation for any assistance and her conscience will not allow her go for such assistance where she knew very well that they're not worshiping the same God she knew among Jehovah's Witnesses.

That's how Judas Iscariot lived a double life in the first century, after he secured a lot of money from Jesus' enemies he felt he has betrayed Jesus and disappointed all his friends so he threw away the MONEY and committed suicide!

So this story is deeper than what the boyfriend is trying to fabricate. The young woman found herself in the middle of nowhere and the man is spiteful!

Kobojunkie:
Are you being intentionally stewpid or something?

Why would a charity pay money they marked for her into the hands of someone else who behind her back claims to be collecting on her behalf, at least without her express consent?

Na im make her die so na. Who express consent epp.

Www.jw.org

Eaglesence:
Na im make her die so na. Who express consent epp.

Rubbish! She is said to have died after refusing help.

Kobojunkie:
1. Jesus Christ is the one who pointed out that these doctrines and traditions of men(and their churches) which pretend to include ideas about His message as nothing but lies meant to delude and deceive people away from following the Truth of God - Matthew 15 vs 1 - 14 & Mark 7 vs 1 - 13

2. Jesus Christ never gave an man power or authority to add or remove laws or ritual celebrations in His name. It is against God for any man to add or remove laws or statues to or from His Law.

There are no such things as Christian holidays this because Jesus Christ never instituted any such for those in His Kingdom. Christmas, Easter etc., are all pagan holidays and to be celebrated as such.

3. So, according to you, without inserting God's name into the act, Modecai established a pagan(without God's name) national holiday called Purim which is celebrated by jews to this day. If Modecai did not see fit to instead God's name into the celebration, why do you now want to drag His name into it?

4. And this where the problem lies as far as your understanding of Christianity. Jesus Christ is God's New Covenant agreement which He promised through His prophets to the children of Israel, with which to bless the Nations of the world with. Unlike the Old Covenant Law of Moses which came with 613 commandments and statutes, God sent Jesus Christ with a light yoke and an easy burden for us to bear - Matthew 11 vs 28 - 30.

Much like the Old Covenant however, the new Covenant comes complete with blessings, curses, commandments (about 100 of them) ,ritual and promises - eternity in the Kingdom of God(Heaven or Hell)- to boot. And also like the Old Covenant, the key to God's Kingdom is obedience.

So, as Jesus Christ made clear, those who love Him are those who Trust in and obey His commandments- John 14 vs 15 - 25.

5. You are in this world and so even the cloths you were are of this world aka Pagan. Most of the food you eat are produced by Pagans are they not. There is nothing wrong with engaging the pagan world around you so long as you don't pretend you do so in the Name of God.

There is nothing, for instance, wrong with celebrating Pagan holidays like Christmas or Easter or even Halloween as just what they are, pagan holidays. It becomes a sin however when you pretend your celebrating is being done in the name of God, and this because God never commanded those holidays to begin with. It's really that simple.

What Jesus was calling traditions of men were superstitious beliefs which were opposite the commandments of God. For example, he spoke about their wrong belief as regards what gets a man defiled. Nothing there concerns any festival whatsoever. Else tell us which festival Jesus ever labelled as traditions of men.

Secondly, festivals are not laws. The Jews celebrated weddings and even Jesus himself attended one yet there was nowhere in the old testament God ever commanded anyone to start celebrating and entertaining guests after successfully getting married. In fact Isaac didn't do any reception for anyone after marrying Rachael, neither did Jacob on marrying Leah or Rachael. This means celebration of wedding was not originally part of Judaism or Jewish tradition but later came as a tradition of men and Jesus himself attended one of such. Likewise today, you most likely wedded your wife in a Church whereas the tradition of the Jews was to conduct wedding in the house of the groom's father and never inside the temple. Conducting wedding inside churces was originally a tradition of pagan tribes but you underwent it in marrying your wife yet you think you are not practising the laws of men.
Even the issue of schooling in an intramural atmosphere towards bagging a certificate is pagan in origin. You probably hold a university degree which you have no problems with.
You need a better understanding of what exactly Jesus meant with the laws of men in the passage you cited. One mistake people make is to try to interpret a verse of the bible in isolation from the many other verses which speak about the same subject.

In ancient Mesopotamia, in making and sealing covenants, the tradition was that the two persons doing the covenant would stand on opposite sides, hold hands and a third party witness would pass in between thereby separating those hands. When it was time for God to establish His covenant with Abraham he patterned it after the Mesopotamian tradition by asking Abraham to cut each sacrificial animal into two and arrange them on opposite sides. Then He made Abraham fall into a trance and His flashing light passed in between the sacrificed animals. I guess God was sinning against himself by mimicking a pagan tradition to establish a covenant that would become an entire thing of his own Jewish children and their future religion?

The name "Zion" was actually given to the mountain by the aboriginal pagan inhabitant tribes which God empowered the Israelites to chase away from the land. On arrival, the Israelites rededicated the mountain to God but retained it's pagan name Zion but changed the meaning of Zion to Mountain of God. I guess the Israelites were adopting paganism by doing that yet God Himself would later accept the mountain as His official abode on earth.
Many similar examples abound. Jesus didn't change worship days from Saturday to Sunday but later followers of his did. So why do you involves yourself in worshipping on Sundays knowing fully well that Sunday worship is the doctrine of men which Jesus'never established or commanded anyone to do?
You need to free your mind.
It is curious that in your response above you cleverly shied away from Paul The Apostle's reference to a Greek idol as the God of heaven in order to connect Christianity to the Greeks through their own pagan traditions.

MaxInDHouse:
The guy doesn't know much about the girl as he's trying to relate the experience!

Surely the girl must have been attending our meetings that's why the young man concluded that she's one of Jehovah's Witnesses but there's more to her story.

First of all the young man himself has hidden some information:
What was she to him?
Does she stay with JWs?
Or with boyfriend to whom she's not married?

In most cases some young men do keep girls attending our meetings while the girls will continue telling them that it's not possible for the relationship to end up in marriage. But they often think they will win her over with time.
So if anything happens to her she won't have the courage to meet the congregation for any assistance and her conscience will not allow her go for such assistance where she knew very well that they're not worshiping the same God she knew among Jehovah's Witnesses.

That's how Judas Iscariot lived a double life in the first century, after he secured a lot of money from Jesus' enemies he felt he has betrayed Jesus and disappointed all his friends so he threw away the MONEY and committed suicide!

So this story is deeper than what the boyfriend is trying to fabricate. The young woman found herself in the middle of nowhere and the man is spiteful!

Whatever she was to him is no longer of any relevance. He knew more than enough. He posted her case soliciting for financial assistance. He was in constant communication with her, sort of a liason between her and donors/would be donors. I did same for a friend in 2020, soliciting financial aid for her son's heart surgery. The post is still on my Facebook wall, I and another Friend in church created a Twitter handle for her to raise awareness and reach, I also tried reaching out to TundeEdnut via Instagram but he never responded. Well, we were able to raise the funds eventually, about 3million but the baby died unfortunately a week after the surgery. He was just 1.

Now, I did everything i did for a friend. She was and still is married but i was there for her. There's hardly anything about the process i wasn't privy to. Would you now come say since i did that for her then there must be something between us?

Like i said, this story is very believable because I've seen similar cases. I ask again, what reason would he have to lie? To smear your organization? I don't think so.. He isn't anonymous, you can actually reach him on FB to find out more rather than cast aspersions here because you want to protect the interest of your organization.

I dare you to go make your findings then come back here with your findings. Thanks.

Deadlytruth:
It is curious that in your response above you cleverly shied away from Paul The Apostle's reference to a Greek idol as the God of heaven in order to connect Christianity to the Greeks through their own pagan traditions.

I don't worship Paul and his views are his and his alone. I came for Jesus Christ and He is God's Law to me and hence the one I answer to.

Briller:
Hmmm. I don't want to sound judgemental but 90percent of the JW members I have come across are hypocrites. Argue with your ancestors if you doubt my submissions but if you know you know.

They claim they don't celebrate birthdays, yet partake of birthday cakes....
They claim they don't celebrate Christmas, yet partake in the chicken and all other orishirishi used to celebrate Christmas...
They practice endogamy but commit adultery with people of other faith...
They work in civil service but don't respect national symbol such as anthem, yet they benefit from the same system as long as they are paid salaries from taxpayers money...
They cheat the system by using official hours to go out for evangelism so that their marks would be accorded them in their drive to gain more converts...
They love their Christian brothers and sisters more than their biological siblings...SMH

The list is endless.

Abigail is a different JW member

Kobojunkie:
I don't worship Paul and his views are his and his alone. I came for Jesus Christ and He is God's Law to me and hence the one I answer to.

Paul's words weren't his personal views but by inspiration from Jesus.
Jesus never commanded anyone to change Sabbath day from Saturday to Sunday. His later followers did yet you too worship on Sundays today. Why?

Dollarremix:
Jehovah witness be like cult nah.

U open your rotten mouth to call jehovah witnesses a cult.ley me tell you.witnesses I have lived with in my compound are the most peaceful people I have met.infact I even envy them but you people out of ignorance u acquired from this useless country called Nigeria u exhibit it without shame.

Try and be enlightened and stop arguing like MC oluomo touts.

Misinformation. Accepting financial help from any individual or organisation is personal responsibility. It is not part of JW doctrine.
We don't have the details and social media sensation may not provide accurate picture.

Beliefs of JW, culled from www.jw.org.
As Jehovah’s Witnesses, we strive to adhere to the form of Christianity that Jesus taught and that his apostles practiced. This article summarizes our basic beliefs.

God. We worship the one true and Almighty God, the Creator, whose name is Jehovah. (Psalm 83:18; Revelation 4:​11) He is the God of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus.​—Exodus 3:6; 32:11; John 20:17.

Bible. We recognize the Bible as God’s inspired message to humans. (John 17:17; 2 Timothy 3:​16) We base our beliefs on all 66 of its books, which include both the “Old Testament” and the “New Testament.” Professor Jason D. BeDuhn aptly described it when he wrote that Jehovah’s Witnesses built “their system of belief and practice from the raw material of the Bible without predetermining what was to be found there.” *

While we accept the entire Bible, we are not fundamentalists. We recognize that parts of the Bible are written in figurative or symbolic language and are not to be understood literally.​—Revelation 1:1.

Jesus. We follow the teachings and example of Jesus Christ and honor him as our Savior and as the Son of God. (Matthew 20:28; Acts 5:​31) Thus, we are Christians. (Acts 11:26) However, we have learned from the Bible that Jesus is not Almighty God and that there is no Scriptural basis for the Trinity doctrine.​—John 14:28.

The Kingdom of God. This is a real government in heaven, not a condition in the hearts of Christians. It will replace human governments and accomplish God’s purpose for the earth. (Daniel 2:​44; Matthew 6:​9, 10) It will take these actions soon, for Bible prophecy indicates that we are living in “the last days.”​—2 Timothy 3:​1-5; Matthew 24:​3-​14.

Jesus is the King of God’s Kingdom in heaven. He began ruling in 1914.​—Revelation 11:15.

Salvation. Deliverance from sin and death is possible through the ransom sacrifice of Jesus. (Matthew 20:28; Acts 4:​12) To benefit from that sacrifice, people must not only exercise faith in Jesus but also change their course of life and get baptized. (Matthew 28:19, 20; John 3:​16; Acts 3:​19, 20) A person’s works prove that his faith is alive. (James 2:​24, 26) However, salvation cannot be earned​—it comes through “the undeserved kindness of God.”​—Galatians 2:​16, 21.

Heaven. Jehovah God, Jesus Christ, and the faithful angels reside in the spirit realm. * (Psalm 103:19-​21; Acts 7:​55) A relatively small number of people​—144,000​—will be resurrected to life in heaven to rule with Jesus in the Kingdom.​—Daniel 7:​27; 2 Timothy 2:​12; Revelation 5:​9, 10; 14:​1, 3.

A woman and a little girl work together in a flower garden
Earth. God created the earth to be mankind’s eternal home. (Psalm 104:5; 115:16; Ecclesiastes 1:4) God will bless obedient people with perfect health and everlasting life in an earthly paradise.​—Psalm 37:11, 34.

Evil and suffering. These began when one of God’s angels rebelled. (John 8:​44) This angel, who after his rebellion was called “Satan” and “Devil,” persuaded the first human couple to join him, and the consequences have been disastrous for their descendants. (Genesis 3:​1-6; Romans 5:​12) In order to settle the moral issues raised by Satan, God has allowed evil and suffering, but He will not permit them to continue forever.

Death. People who die pass out of existence. (Psalm 146:4; Ecclesiastes 9:​5, 10) They do not suffer in a fiery hell of torment.

God will bring billions back from death by means of a resurrection. (Acts 24:15) However, those who refuse to learn God’s ways after being raised to life will be destroyed forever with no hope of a resurrection.​—Revelation 20:14, 15.

Family. We adhere to God’s original standard of marriage as the union of one man and one woman, with sexual immorality being the only valid basis for divorce. (Matthew 19:​4-9) We are convinced that the wisdom found in the Bible helps families to succeed.​—Ephesians 5:22–​6:1.

Our worship. We do not venerate the cross or any other images. (Deuteronomy 4:​15-​19; 1 John 5:​21) Key aspects of our worship include the following:

Praying to God.​—Philippians 4:6.

Reading and studying the Bible.​—Psalm 1:​1-3.

Meditating on what we learn from the Bible.​—Psalm 77:12.

Meeting together to pray, study the Bible, sing, express our faith, and encourage fellow Witnesses and others.​—Colossians 3:​16; Hebrews 10:23-​25.

Preaching the “good news of the Kingdom.”​—Matthew 24:14.

Helping those in need.​—James 2:​14-​17.

Constructing and maintaining Kingdom Halls and other facilities used to further our worldwide Bible educational work.​—Psalm 127:1.

Sharing in disaster relief.​—Acts 11:27-​30.

A congregation meeting of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Our organization. We are organized into congregations, each of which is overseen by a body of elders. However, the elders do not form a clergy class, and they are unsalaried. (Matthew 10:8; 23:cool We do not practice tithing, and no collections are ever taken at our meetings. (2 Corinthians 9:7) All our activities are supported by anonymous donations.

Our unity. We are globally united in our beliefs. (1 Corinthians 1:​10) We also work hard to have no social, ethnic, racial, or class divisions. (Acts 10:34, 35; James 2:4) Our unity allows for personal choice, though. Each Witness makes decisions in harmony with his or her own Bible-trained conscience.​—Romans 14:​1-4; Hebrews 5:​14.

Our conduct. We strive to show unselfish love in all our actions. (John 13:34, 35) We avoid practices that displease God, including the misuse of blood by taking blood transfusions. (Acts 15:28, 29; Galatians 5:​19-​21) We are peaceful and do not participate in warfare. (Matthew 5:9; Isaiah 2:4) We respect the government where we live and obey its laws as long as these do not call on us to disobey God’s laws.​—Matthew 22:21; Acts 5:​29.

Our relationships with others. Jesus commanded: “You must love your neighbor as yourself.” He also said that Christians “are no part of the world.” (Matthew 22:39; John 17:16) So we try to “work what is good toward all,” yet we remain strictly neutral in political affairs and avoid affiliation with other religions. (Galatians 6:​10; 2 Corinthians 6:​14) However, we respect the choices that others make in such matters.​—Romans 14:12.

If you have further questions about the beliefs of Jehovah’s Witnesses, you can read more about us on our website, contact one of our offices, attend a meeting at a Kingdom Hall near you, or speak to one of the Witnesses in your area.
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Optimistguy1969:
So, why didn't they (JW) help her?

My thoughts exactly, this story is mischievous. The simple question is why didn't other JWs come to her aid?

Deadlytruth:
Paul's words weren't his personal views but by inspiration from Jesus.

How so?

achorladey:
are you for real or ideal with what you just post? You didn't even reference the initial link well.

The question was who really is a Jehovah’s witness paapaa as defined by the religious organization you belong.

You want me to keep navigating the website for information that is not partaining to my question.

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/jehovah-witness-beliefs/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/meetings/video-kingdom-hall/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/donations-worldwide-work-finances-money/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/how-to-become-jehovahs-witness/

You must have noticed that due to the covid 19 pandemic, and it's restrictions Jehovah's witnesses public preaching campaign was temporarily suspended.
1: Because of love for God and neigbour Mark 12:30,31
2: Respect for governmental authorities ban on gathering of not more than 50 persons. Romans 13 vs 1

Kobojunkie:
How so?

Go and read the passage concerning Paul's conversion. Jesus Himself arested him and commanded him to go witnessing about Him. So Paul's evangelism message was all given to him by Jesus Himself who ordered him to take up that duty after arresting him on the way to Damascus.

PaNnamdi:
U open your rotten mouth to call jehovah witnesses a cult.ley me tell you.witnesses I have lived with in my compound are the most peaceful people I have met.infact I even envy them but you people out of ignorance u acquired from this useless country called Nigeria u exhibit it without shame.

Try and be enlightened and stop arguing like MC oluomo touts.

Jw is a cult ..... that isn't even up for debate on any given day.

One side story has never been a basis for judgement . Social media has made a lot of people lose their sense of reasoning . I cases like this. I like making more investigation to find out the true story. I refuse to judge based on one side of story.

Deadlytruth:
Go and read the passage concerning Paul's conversion. Jesus Himself arested him and commanded him to go witnessing about Him. So Paul's evangelism message was all given to him by Jesus Himself who ordered him to take up that duty after arresting him on the way to Damascus.

Even Judas trained , and was sent out at some point to preach and heal in the name of Jesus, this before his final betrayal. His words were at one time also "inspired" by Jesus Christ, but he is the ultimate example for why never to trust the words of the servant over that of the Master.

My point is, Paul, like every other follower of Jesus Christ out there is a servant and will never take the place of the master, whose teachings and commandments we are all to live by and teach others. Jesus Christ never instructed anyone to trust in and obey His servants/followers. He instead called us all to Trust in and obey Him and Him alone.

P.S. Not all of the opinions attributed to Paul in his epistles are inspired by Jesus Christ. Some of them are actually antiChrist. I.e. they are against the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ.

highoctane:
https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/jehovah-witness-beliefs/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/meetings/video-kingdom-hall/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/donations-worldwide-work-finances-money/

https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/how-to-become-jehovahs-witness/

You must have noticed that due to the covid 19 pandemic, and it's restrictions Jehovah's witnesses public preaching campaign was temporarily suspended.
1: Because of love for God and neigbour Mark 12:30,31
2: Respect for governmental authorities ban on gathering of not more than 50 persons. Romans 13 vs 1

who really is a Jehovah’s witness based on the definitions of your religious organization

Correlate my question with those links and see.

How do you count the number of Jehovah’s Witnesses?

Definition 1

We count as Jehovah’s Witnesses only those who are actively preaching the good news of God’s Kingdom each month. (Matthew 24:14) This includes those who have been baptized as Witnesses as well as those who, though not yet baptized, qualify to share in the preaching work.

Definition 2

Do you understand that your baptism identifies you as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses in association with Jehovah’s organization?

Question

1. Is a baptized member who failed to preach for six month a Jehovah’s witness?

2. Is a baptized member who attends your meetings regularly but do not preach a Jehovah’s witness.

3. Is a baptized member who joins your field ministry but fail to attend meetings a Jehovah’s witness?

4. Is an unbaptized publisher who reports regularly a Jehovah’s witness?

5. Is a baptized member who fail to report his field ministry for just one month a Jehovah’s witness?

Kobojunkie:
Jw is a cult ..... that isn't even up for debate on any given day.

It's not a cult.. I was once there...I wasn't comfortable with the doctrines that y I left... my person didn't just connect, because I feel limited and restricted... you can't be a musician, you cant go into sports, entertainment, just anything or any career that will make you popular even going to higherinstitutions.....they only thing they encourage is learning a skill...not knowing that not everyone will be interested in acquiring a skill, some people will like to go into entertainment, use their talents for other stuffs, some people want to be in the force but it's highly discouraged... I wasn't comfortable with all these

AK481:
Since you have shamelessly associated yourself with barbarism and a member of a religious cult group.
Maybe you should help your church to tell us why she rejected the money

2.why you guys reject blood transfusion and had to fight for it till you loss at supreme court.

I forgive you for the insulting language you used,if you repeat that,I will go all out for you.

I forgive you for this insult.

Sadly you don't even know when you are been insulted or been told the truth. I asked series of questions up there but non of which you could provide answers likewise the author of the writeup. You were more focused on what seemed to you as insults rather than addressing the main issues.

When you find answers to the questions I asked over there and you will find the answer to why she supposedly rejected the money.

Thank you......

TRUCKPLACE:
One side story has never been a basis for judgement . Social media has made a lot of people lose their sense of reasoning . I cases like this. I like making more investigation to find out the true story. I refuse to judge based on one side of story.

Now dis is somebody who chooses to be different from the bandwagon.......

Bronzedigger:
It's not a cult.. I was once there...I wasn't comfortable with the doctrines that y I left... my person didn't just connect, because I feel limited and restricted... you can't be a musician, you cant go into sports, entertainment, just anything or any career that will make you popular even going to higherinstitutions.....they only thing they encourage is learning a skill...not knowing that not everyone will be interested in acquiring a skill, some people will like to go into entertainment, use their talents for other stuffs, some people want to be in the force but it's highly discouraged... I wasn't comfortable with all these

Oh, it is indeed a cult, not simply your ordinary social club/business.

Kobojunkie:
Rubbish! She is said to have died after refusing help.

Oga thats what i am saying. As she refuse help why them no code her. Express consent kor, expressionless concus ni

Eaglesence:
Oga thats what i am saying. As she refuse help why them no code her. Express consent kor, expressionless concus ni

Who go code her, how? Abeg stop this, as if the world no dey up to date on matters concerning Nigeria and Nigerians?

Financial assistance can come from least expected sources!
Rejecting funds due to the religious background of the source is sheer madness...however i doubt if she was the one who did the rejecting considering the state of her health!

Realhommie:
Whatever she was to him is no longer of any relevance. He knew more than enough. He posted her case soliciting for financial assistance. He was in constant communication with her, sort of a liason between her and donors/would be donors. I did same for a friend in 2020, soliciting financial aid for her son's heart surgery. The post is still on my Facebook wall, I and another Friend in church created a Twitter handle for her to raise awareness and reach, I also tried reaching out to TundeEdnut via Instagram but he never responded. Well, we were able to raise the funds eventually, about 3million but the baby died unfortunately a week after the surgery. He was just 1.

Now, I did everything i did for a friend. She was and still is married but i was there for her. There's hardly anything about the process i wasn't privy to. Would you now come say since i did that for her then there must be something between us?

Like i said, this story is very believable because I've seen similar cases. I ask again, what reason would he have to lie? To smear your organization? I don't think so.. He isn't anonymous, you can actually reach him on FB to find out more rather than cast aspersions here because you want to protect the interest of your organization.

I dare you to go make your findings then come back here with your findings. Thanks.

My friend it's all a cooked up tale!

Bronzedigger:
It's not a cult.. I was once there...I wasn't comfortable with the doctrines that y I left... my person didn't just connect, because I feel limited and restricted... you can't be a musician, you cant go into sports, entertainment, just anything or any career that will make you popular even going to higherinstitutions.....they only thing they encourage is learning a skill...not knowing that not everyone will be interested in acquiring a skill, some people will like to go into entertainment, use their talents for other stuffs, some people want to be in the force but it's highly discouraged... I wasn't comfortable with all these

Many have left the organization because of their worldly career!
An unforgettable experience is that of Michael Jackson, his mother was a pioneer with the JWs so Michael studied and began making progress but all of a sudden he discovered he has to choose between his musical career and being a disciple of Jesus Christ so he dropped out.
He later became the world's most popular man in the history of Television, but he died miserably at the age of 50.
What happened to his fame now? Mark 8:36

Kobojunkie:
Who go code her, how? Abeg stop this, as if the world no dey up to date on matters concerning Nigeria and Nigerians?

Are we now talking about Nigeria? Ok oga i hear you. Gudbye

MaxInDHouse:
My friend it's all a cooked up tale!

Waoooooooo

Despite the fact that this issue has started since last year.

Wait, it's a cooked up tale because it's about JWs but if it's another denominations will it be a cooked up tale?

You created a thread about how Redeemed Church was interrupted in USA from a story you read on facebook the same thing like this one, it's not a cooked up tale to you.

Well people can see how hypocritical you JWs can be.

This thread says alot about that.

See testimonies of different people up and down

Final note, why are you JWs so heartless like this? See how you people trying to shift the blame on the girl.

Question for JWs,

Can you accept anything from the group that your organization has so depicted as "Babylonian the great" "harlot of Jerusalem" e.t.c?

This thread truly exposes you JWs cunning attitude.

joyandfaith:
Misinformation. Accepting financial help from any individual or organisation is personal responsibility. It is not part of JW doctrine.
We don't have the details and social media sensation may not provide accurate picture.

It's so funny how you JWs are trying to shift the blame on this girl.

Question for this hypocritical JWs!

Can you as a person accept any gift from Catholic that your organization has always depicted as "Harlot of Jerusalem" "Babylonian the great"?

AJohnnasa:

Oluku.