Social Studies, 28.08.2019 07:00, cearacrank

What do jehovah's witnesses believe? ?

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answered: bnnn

They believe that god is the only Jehovah and the Jesus is Jehovah son witch actually has proof in the originally written bible. Jehovah witnesses are preaching to people to teach them about what going to happen in the future and if your curious whats going to happen in the future is 100% true and that is that Jehovah is going to make the world a better place but it just wont happen like that first the grand tribulation will come then Armageddon then will come paradise but Jehovah wont just let anyone in he will let the people who love him, have faith in him, people who study with Jehovah witnesses, and people who never got the chance to study with one.The gran tribulation is going to happen soon it says that we are in the last days until its here in the grand tribulation Jehovah will destroy all false religions and kill all people who disobeyed. for any questions about Jehovah witnesses message me i will love to help, i promise all this is true

answered: joha222680

I’m a Jehovah witness and we believe, like the man commented as well, that Jehovah is god. The almighty. Who rules everything. Jehovah's Witnesses are a Christian religious sect rooted in the Adventist movement of the late 1800s in the United States. While our practices broke with the Adventists when our group formed its own religious body, the founder, Charles Taze Russell, worked closely with Adventist groups in publishing the magazine The Herald of the Morning before founding Zion's Watch Tower. Through publishing their own translation of the Bible in several different languages and using an active ministry of door-to-door speaking.believe in God, the creator, and that Jesus Christ is His son. However, we do not believe in the Trinity, the doctrine that God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit are all aspects of one God. We believe that the Holy Spirit is the power of God, but not its own being.Rather than the mainstream belief that Jesus' death was a sacrifice to purify the world of sin, they believe that it was a ransom payment for the original sins of Adam and Eve. To benefit from the payment, a person must be a believer, get baptized, and change their lives in a way that their works reveal their new path. The Jehovah's Witnesses differ strongly from mainstream Christianity in their beliefs on death and the afterlife. Rather than a person going to Heaven or Hell after death, they believe a person ceases to exist, but not permanently. They believe God will resurrect billions of people after the end of the world on Judgment Day. Those who are not believers or who are unrepentant sinners, God will leave to their nonexistence rather than condemn them to an eternity of torment. Most of the resurrected will live an eternity free of suffering on a transformed Earth, ruled over by Jesus Christ. God will show favor to a select few, as 144,000 of all the people resurrected will be brought to Heaven to live with Him for eternity.

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