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This is a paper I’ve prepared on the false prophecies of

the Jehovah’s Witnesses. God’s word is very clear on

false prophesy. Deuteronomy 18:20-22 (see right)

tells us that God has the death penalty in store for all

who claim to be his prophets, and yet prophesy any-

thing that does not “come to pass.”

God bless,

Anna (BananaJackson.com)

11-01-05

Bob,

I know you told me that

you don’t think the Soci-

ety has ever claimed to

be a prophet, so you

can’t hold them to the

prophet’s standard in

Deut. 18. However, it’s

vitally important that you

realize that’s not true . In

this copy of The Watch-

tower (4-1-72) the Soci-

ety makes it clear that

the “body of men and

women… known as Je-

hovah’s Christian wit-

nesses,” are prophets of

God.

Now, no matter what

you’ve been told, you

can see clearly that The

Watchtower considers

itself to be a prophet.

And having made that

claim, once and for all ,

all the Watchtower Bible

and Tract Society’s ma-

terial must be measured

against God’s standard.

In Deut. 18:20-22 God

says that if anything they

have prophesied has not

“come to pass,” then

they are worthy of the

death penalty.

The next page come from The Time is at Hand written in 1908. Here is the title page:

I’ve reduced the size of these two pages from The Time is At Hand , 1908, so you can read them to-

gether more easily, since one of the quotes spans the two pages.

In this book, the Jehovah’s Witnesses prophesy that “the final end of the kingdoms of this world, and the

full establishment of the Kingdom of God will be accomplished at the end of A.D. 1914.” This is not talk-

ing about an “invisible” return of Jesus. As clearly stated in the first marked quote, they are saying Ar-

mageddon is going to occur in 1914.

This prophesy was false. One false prophesy is all God requires for a false prophet to have earned the

death penalty, but there are many more false prophesies made by the Watchtower.

When Armageddon did not occur as prophesied in 1914, the Watchtower revised the prophesy to

1918… giving them a few extra years to hope that it would come true. These pages are from The Fin-

ished Mystery , 1917. Notice that Armageddon is clearly prophesied to occur in 1918.

Of course this prophesy also proved false.

Here we have one of the clearest false prophesies in Jehovah’s Witness literature. In this book, Millions

Now Living Will Never Die , 1920, the Watchtower prophesies that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will return

in 1925. This of course that prophesy didn’t “come to pass.”

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