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I have been one of Jehovah`s Witneses now for over 30 years, in those years I have brought up 4 children, teaching each of them the bible.Being one of Jehovah`s Witnesses has helped me cope with my Epilepsy and bring up a daughter with learning difficulties.I have conducted bible studies with people from nearly every denomination i.e. Muslim. Having used the bible all these years to answer peoples questions, I feel I am qualified to give any answer regarding Jehovah`s Witnesses and the bible.

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My experience has been one of attending bible lectures 5 times a week,taking part in these lectures in front of an audience and being with thousands of J.W. at conventions where I have seen the bible at work in peoples lives.It is truly a miracle when you see thousands of people meeting together and not one policeman needed, and not even a piece of litter in sight.It is like another world.

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Jehovah`s Witness - JAH GOD IS JESUS PSALMS. 68:18

Expert: Brenda Martin - 11/5/2009

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IS IS ANOTHER VERSION SMALLER.

You have ascended on high;........O JAH God. PSALMS 68/18
This JAH GOD is the Mi´cha·el? And what God is this, small or Big?

And who ascended on high ?
Wherefore he says: “When he ascended on high he carried away captives; he gave gifts [in] men.” 9 Now the expression “he ascended,” what does it mean but that he also descended into the lower regions, that is, the earth?EPHESIANS 4/8

only JESUS ascended on high . For JESUS he says ascended on high .

Moreover, no man has ascended into heaven but he that descended from heaven, the Son of man. JOHN 3/13

JESUS is JAH GOD .
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. HEBR. 13:8

WHO IS THE FATHER?     And his name will be called ....ETERNAL FATHER ISAIAS 9:6         THE JESUS OF COURSE.
This word (FATHER) Is forgoten from litlebook   (what does the bible really teach) ant from the jehova's witness
THERE NO ONLY ONE ARHCANGEL
Mi´cha·el, ONE of the foremost princes,DANIEL 1O/13

MICHAEL IS ONE OF THE PRINCES.
NOT THE ONLY ONE.
But to which of the Angels said he at any time, Sit on my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool? HEBR. A' 13

For unto which of the Angels said he at any time, Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee? And again, I will be to him a Father, and he shall be to me a Son?    HEBR. A' 5

IF JESUS MEAN JEHOVAH IS SALVASION,
She will give birth to a son, and you must call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins       MATH. A'21

JESUS IS ALMIGHTY   GOD.
UPHOLDING ALL THINGS BY THE WORD OF HIS POWERS   HEBR.1:1
WHO ANGEL CAN DO THAT?     ONLY   WITH A   WORD.
Is THE WORD not only the name.

And he is BEFORE all things,         COLOS. 1:17

HE MADE ANT THE CENTURYS       HEBR. 1:2
(NOT THE SYSTEM OF THINGS OR THE WORLDS   BY KJV)
JESUS WAS BEFORE TIME. JESUS MADE ANT THE TIME

THERE ISN'T ONLY ONE NAIL   IN HANDS OF JESUS
Except I shall see in his hands the print of the NAILS, and put my finger into the print of the NAILS     DO YOU UNDERSTUNT WHAT IT MEAN THIS VERSE

PLEASE I WANT TO FORGIVE ME AT THE FIRST TIME BECAUSE I WAS VERY ANGRY WITH BROTHER RANTO. HE SENT ME THE ANSWER BEFORE TO SENT THE QUESTION, ANT I LOST THE ANSWER IN CABLES OF INTERNET.
YOU HAVE A PROPHET IN ALLEXPERTS.

Answer
"PSALMS 68:18--JAH GOD IS JESUS"

When Paul used the expression “gifts in men,” he was quoting King David, who had said of Jehovah: “You have ascended on high; you have carried away captives; you have taken gifts in the form of men.” (Psalm 68:18) After the Israelites had been in the Promised Land for some years, Jehovah figuratively “ascended” Mount Zion and made Jerusalem the capital of the kingdom of Israel with David as its king. But who were the “gifts in the form of men”? They were men taken captive during the conquest of the land. Some of these captives were later made available to the Levites to help with the work at the tabernacle.—Ezra 8:20.

In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul indicates that the psalmist’s words have a greater fulfillment in the Christian congregation. Paraphrasing Psalm 68:18, Paul writes: “Now to each one of us undeserved kindness was given according to how the Christ measured out the free gift. Wherefore he says: ‘When he ascended on high he carried away captives; he gave gifts in men.’” (Ephesians 4:7, 8) Paul here applies this psalm to Jesus as God’s representative.

Your reading into the verses, nowhere do they say Jesus is Jehovah, or that they are equal, or of the same substance.

"ISAIAH 9:6 –ETERNAL FATHER JESUS"

Now enthroned by God as Messianic King, Jesus Christ is entrusted with authority to vindicate Jehovah’s sovereignty and sanctify His name. (Matthew 28:18) Soon, Kingdom rule will be directed to the earth to do away with all causes of fear and anxiety. Isaiah 9:6 cites credentials that show Jesus to be a worthy Ruler who can relieve us of our fears. Christ will also apply his GOD-GIVEN AUTHORITY to bring back to life many who have died.—John 11:25, 26.

Using your reasoning then, that means--

1. Nebuchadnezzar was Jesus Christ, because both were called “king of kings” (Dan. 2:37; Rev. 17:14)

2. Jesus’ disciples were actually Jesus Christ, because both were called “the light of the world.” (Matt. 5:14; John 8:12)

"DANIEL 1O/13--MICHAEL IS ONE OF THE PRINCES,NOT THE ONLY ONE.

Read the context-- Invisible demon princes were governing the world powers of Persia and Greece at Daniel 10:13, 20.—Compare Eph 6:12. So Jesus is called “foremost” to elevate him above these demon princes.

There was a spirit “prince of the royal realm of Persia,” opposing the activities of God’s angel. Among these spirit creatures, Michael was one of “the foremost princes.”

"COLOS.1:17---HE IS BEFORE ALL THINGS

Jehovah used his only-begotten Son as the master worker in creating all other things, that is, all things besides Jesus himself. (Proverbs 8:27-30; John 1:3) Rightly, the Son derives pleasure from these works, and in this sense they are “for” him.

We know that human parents expect to, and often do, derive much pleasure from what they produce—their sons and daughters. Thus, the Bible proverb speaks of “a son in whom [his father] finds pleasure.” (Proverbs 3:12; 29:17) Similarly, Jehovah God derived enjoyment from Israel when his people were faithful. (Psalm 44:3; 119:108; 147:11) He also derives joy from the faithfulness of his loyal ones down to our time.—Proverbs 12:22; Hebrews 10:38.

Thus, it was right that God would have his coworker, Jesus, derive pleasure from his accomplishments. In fact, Proverbs 8:31 says that the Son ‘was glad at the productive land of his earth, and the things he was fond of were with the sons of men.’ It is in this sense that Colossians 1:16 says: “All other things have been created through him and for him.”

THERE ISN'T ONLY ONE NAIL IN HANDS OF JESUS, EXCEPT I SHALL SEE IN HIS HANDS THE PRINT OF THE NAILS

Many scholars believe that a nail or nails pierced Jesus’ feet, fixing them to the post directly or to a small platform attached to the stake. Jesus himself may have referred to wounds in his hands and his feet on another occasion when he appeared to the disciples. So as to convince them that he really was the resurrected Jesus, he said: “See my hands and my feet, that it is I myself.” (Luke 24:39) Thomas did not specifically mention Jesus’ feet. But his comment about “the print of the nails” may have included Christ’s hands and feet, though only the hands were named.

The Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature, by M’Clintock and Strong, comments:

‘Much time and trouble have been wasted in disputing as to whether three or four nails were used in fastening the Lord. Nonnus affirms that three only were used, in which he is followed by Gregory Nazianzen. The more general belief gives four nails, an opinion which is supported at much length and by curious arguments by Curtius. Others have carried the number of nails as high as fourteen.’—Volume II, page 580.

Brenda

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