About Janko Expertise I am a qualified minister of Jehovah`s Witnesses and fully capable of answering any or all questions on our faith as well as others too, and the correct understanding of the Bible,which is God`s Word.
Experience My experience with our faith is quite substantial and was introduced to it in the 1960's as a child.
Question Janko, on Mat 7:24, can you tell me what this house is referring to?
Is this house referring to oneself?
and something else, why do you judge other people when you are unable to answer?
It is people like you, judgemental, who gives jehovah witnesses a bad name. You consider yourself so high on a pedestal that you have forgotten your purpose. Your misunderstanding of the manisfestation of Jehovah's spirit leads you to misjudgement of others as if they were commiting an unforgiven sin. As a blinded extremist you act on others with words of destruction. As if your words of wisdom was one without blemish. You continue on throwing the first stone as one without sin. I don't judge myself nor others because Jehovah brings judgement(Mathew 7:1-2). Are you a true minister? because you sure act more like an extremist.
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Answer I make my judgmental opinions on what I know from the Holy Scriptures and knowing all the while I am not the Judge or the Executioner either.I just tell it like it is no holds bar.I can dish it out and I can take it also.If you don't like the way I use my opinions,well that's too bad,find someone else that wants to go on and on asking already been answered questions as most of you do on here and never want to accept what I tell them anyway.The house on a rock parable from Jesus is referring to whether you obey him or don't.Jesus compared obedient disciples to a discreet man who builds a house upon a solid rock-mass. Those who do not obey his words he likened to a foolish man who builds his house upon the sand. After a severe storm, only the house built on the rock-mass survives. Note that in the case of the discreet man’s house, “the rain poured down and the floods came and the winds blew and lashed against that house, but it did not cave in.” Jesus did not promise that the discreet man would always enjoy peace and tranquillity. Rather, that man’s discretion would prepare him to weather the storm.This of course was from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount
In a figurative sense, building one’s house on the rock-mass means molding one’s thoughts, motivations and subsequent deeds according to the whole body of “these sayings of mine,” as found in the Sermon on the Mount. Adversities that strike suddenly like a violent storm in Palestine cannot wash away such a solid foundation for godly conduct. It is during times of hardship that the doer of Jesus’ words ‘will become like’ (or prove himself to be like) the discreet builder on a rock foundation. The personality traits and qualities that he has developed in accordance with God’s Word will not “cave in” under trialsome circumstances. He will not quit his service to God.
