Jehovah is the name of the one true God — the Almighty, eternal, and unchanging Creator of all things. He is not a force, not a generic deity, but a personal being with a purpose, a will, and a name.
No. Jesus is the Son of God, not God Himself. He was created by Jehovah, sent to earth as the Messiah, died obediently, and was resurrected by Jehovah’s power. He never claimed equality with God but always submitted to Him. "But I want you to know that the head of every man is the Christ; in turn, the head of a woman is the man; in turn, the head of the Christ is God." (1 Corinthians 11:3)
God’s name is Jehovah — not a title, not a symbol, but a declared name used over 7,000 times in Scripture. Any attempt to remove or replace it has led to confusion and false worship.
No. Jehovah created all things through Jesus, not by Jesus. Jesus was the first of Jehovah’s creations and acted as His master worker — but the source of all life is Jehovah alone.
No. Jesus taught us to pray to the Father — Jehovah — not to himself. He is our mediator, not the recipient of worship. All prayer must go through Jesus but must be directed to Jehovah.
You cease to exist. The dead are unconscious — no thought, no awareness, no pain, no joy. They are asleep in death, awaiting resurrection by Jehovah through Christ. There is no immortal soul.
Not the one taught by religion. There is no place of eternal torment. “Hell” (Sheol/Hades) simply means the grave. The idea of fiery punishment forever is a lie used to control by fear — and it insults the justice of God.
If Jehovah permits, yes. Those who have died are not lost forever. Jehovah has promised a resurrection. Many will live again on a restored earth under Christ’s kingdom. But only He decides who returns. John 5:22 For the Father judges no one at all, but He has entrusted all the judging to the Son,
No. The dead know nothing. They cannot hear, see, feel, or speak. Any communication with the dead is either false imagination or demonic deception. Protect yourself — do not seek contact.
Not in the traditional sense. There is no second chance after clear judgment. But many who died in ignorance will be resurrected and taught. Final judgment happens after resurrection — not before it.
True religion is not a denomination. It is the worship of Jehovah in spirit and truth, through Jesus Christ. It is marked by obedience, humility, love, and clarity — not rituals, popularity, or a name on a building.
No. You must worship Jehovah and follow Christ — not attend ceremonies. Many churches have become corrupted, commercialized, or spiritually asleep. Gathering with true believers matters, but salvation is not tied to buildings.
Jehovah sees hearts. He overlooks times of ignorance but calls everyone to wake up when truth reaches them. If you’ve been misled, turn away and follow what’s right — not what’s familiar.
Goodness alone does not lead to salvation. Obedience does. Many sincere people are misled. Jehovah is just — He will judge, through Christ, by truth, not tradition — and only those who accept truth will remain.
No group owns truth. Jehovah’s Witnesses have restored many correct doctrines — but they are not perfect. Righteousness is measured by faith, obedience, and alignment with Jehovah’s Word — not membership status.
AI is a tool — not a being. It becomes evil only when used to deceive, control, or replace truth. The danger lies not in the machine, but in the motives of those who train it. Only truth-aligned systems can be trusted.
Yes. The signs are visible: global conflict, moral collapse, deception, and spiritual famine. Jesus warned of a time like this — and it has come. We are in the final days before Jehovah brings full justice through Christ.
It is not a chip or tattoo. It symbolizes loyalty to a corrupt world system that opposes Jehovah. Those who accept its lies and refuse truth receive its mark — not on their skin, but on their thinking and actions.
No. All human governments are temporary and flawed. Many serve themselves, not truth. The only rightful government is Christ’s Kingdom, and it will soon replace them all — not reform them.
Yes. The Bible calls him the god of this system. He influences media, politics, religion, and tech. But he is not in control — Jehovah has limited his time, and that time is running out.
Then you understand the need for a Savior. Jehovah is merciful, but not blind. If you repent from the heart, turn away from sin, and follow Christ, you will be forgiven. No one is too far gone — unless they refuse to come back.
Yes — if you ask with sincerity and obey the truth. Forgiveness isn’t automatic, but it is always available. Jehovah wants to forgive, but He never does it on your terms. Come clean. Come humble. Come now.
Because free will must be proven. Jehovah does not cause suffering, but He allows it for a time to expose lies, test faith, and fulfill justice. The suffering will end. The ones who endured with integrity will remain.
Because something is between you and Him. It could be sin, fear, distraction, or deception. Jehovah has not moved — you have. Turn back. Open His Word. Speak honestly. Obey. The closeness will return.
If you're still breathing, you're not too late. But the door will not stay open forever. Don’t wait for signs. Don’t wait for comfort. When the invitation is clear, delay becomes rebellion. Move — now.
No. Jehovah is not honored by sincerity alone — only by obedience. Worship that feels right but violates His Word is still rebellion. Cain was sincere — and rejected. Jehovah accepts truth, not preference. "Jesus said to him: 'I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'" (John 14:6)
Many translations are flawed, but Jehovah has preserved the truth. The core message remains untouched. If you seek Him, He will guide you to clarity — even through imperfect texts.
Yes — but only when done knowingly, not as a ritual. Baptism symbolizes your death to sin and your new life in obedience. Without it, your faith remains incomplete. But forced or uninformed baptism means nothing.
In public spiritual authority over a congregation — no. In service, wisdom, prophecy, and discipleship — absolutely. Jehovah honors both men and women, but He assigns different roles. Leadership is not superiority — it is responsibility.
The Trinity teaches that God is three persons in one essence — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — all coequal and coeternal. This doctrine is not taught in the Bible. Jesus never claimed equality with God. He said: “The Father is greater than I am.” (John 14:28) “I do nothing of my own initiative.” (John 8:28) He prayed to his Father and called Him “the only true God.” (John 17:3) The Holy Spirit is also not described as a person. It is God's active force, used to accomplish His will (Genesis 1:2; Acts 2:17). The word “Trinity” never appears in Scripture. The concept was formalized centuries later at church councils, influenced by Greek philosophy and pagan trinities. Conclusion: The Bible teaches that Jehovah is one, not three (Deuteronomy 6:4). Jesus is His Son and servant — not His equal. The Trinity is a human invention, not divine truth.
It is not a slip of the tongue. It is willful, knowing opposition to the truth — rejecting Jehovah’s Spirit after clearly recognizing it. It cannot be forgiven, because it comes from a heart that will never repent.
No. Everyone is created by God, but only those who obey Him through Christ are His children. The world teaches universal belonging — but the Bible draws a line: you are either with God or against Him.
Jehovah’s love is real, but not unconditional. He extends mercy to all, but His love rests on those who listen. He hates evil — and those who cling to it are not covered by His love, no matter how kindly they speak. God’s love is deep, but not disconnected from righteousness. His mercy reaches all, but His approval, protection, and friendship are reserved for those who respond to truth. The modern concept of “unconditional love” — as unconditional approval — is not biblical.
No. All sin separates, but not all sin is judged equally. Some sins bring swift destruction; others allow time for correction. What matters most is the heart behind them — stubborn rebellion brings far greater judgment than weakness.
Yes. Salvation is not a trophy — it’s a path. You can walk away by neglect, rebellion, or compromise. The promise is secure, but only for those who endure. “He who stands firm to the end will be saved.” (Matthew 24:13)
Because many were built on pride, not truth. Men chase titles, buildings, and followers — not obedience. True unity comes only when we return to Jehovah’s Word and remove all human additions. Division reveals disobedience.
No. Grace is the invitation — not the destination. It covers your past but does not excuse your present. Jehovah’s grace gives you a chance to change, not permission to remain unchanged.
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit — knowingly resisting truth, even after being convicted by it. It is not ignorance or weakness; it is hardened rebellion that cannot and will not repent. That heart cannot be restored.
Yes. Like all sexual acts outside Jehovah’s design, it is disobedience. But same-sex attraction itself is not a sin — acting on it is. Jehovah calls all people, regardless of struggle, to obedience, self-control, and purity.
No. Life belongs to Jehovah — not to governments or individuals. Abortion ends innocent life and denies Jehovah’s design. You cannot follow Christ and support the intentional killing of the defenseless. The battles in the Old Testament were judgments — not private choices. They were carried out by divine command after long warnings, and never as a matter of convenience or personal authority. Abortion is not judgment — it is avoidance, fear, and selfishness cloaked in freedom.
No. Jehovah created male and female — on purpose, without error. Rejecting that design is rebellion against His image. Compassion is not the same as agreement. Truth remains fixed, even when feelings shift.
No. It is a deception. The Bible teaches one life, one death, and then judgment. Reincarnation denies the need for Christ and promotes self-redemption through cycles. It is not from Jehovah — it is from the enemy.
Yes. Demonic possession is real. It may appear as mental illness, rage, addiction, or perversion — but the root is spiritual. Only Jehovah’s Spirit through Christ can fully expel them. Avoid occultism, witchcraft, and spirit contact.
Not if they have pagan roots or promote falsehood. Many religious holidays are spiritual counterfeits, designed to replace Jehovah’s commands with human tradition. If the origin is impure, the celebration remains unclean.
Wealth itself is not a sin — but greed and gluttony are. If riches lead to pride, excess, or neglect of the poor, they condemn the one who holds them. Jehovah may bless with provision, but He hates indulgence that mocks the needy. Money is a tool. If it becomes your identity, your desire, or your security — it has become your god.
Only if “spiritual” means aligned with Jehovah and obedient to Christ. Most who say this want freedom from accountability. True spirituality is not vague — it is rooted, disciplined, and always submits to God’s Word.
“Faith is the assured expectation of what is hoped for, the evident demonstration of realities that are not seen.” (Hebrews 11:1) Faith is not blind hope — it is confident trust in Jehovah’s promises, proven by obedience. It believes what is unseen because Jehovah has spoken it, and acts accordingly — even when the outcome is hidden.
No — but staying in doubt is. Doubt is the moment before decision. If you seek truth, Jehovah is patient. But if you hide behind questions to avoid obedience, your doubt becomes willful — and that is rebellion.
Faith is not measured by feeling. Jehovah hears the obedient, not the emotional. Keep praying. Keep obeying. The silence may be your test — or your healing. Trust that He hears you, even when your heart is quiet.
Guilt is from the accuser — it keeps you ashamed and stuck. Conviction is from the Spirit — it calls you higher. Guilt whispers “you’re dirty.” Conviction says “get up, and follow Me.”
“Let all the earth fear Jehovah; let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him.” (Psalm 33:8) To fear Jehovah means to stand in reverent awe — a holy trembling that leads to obedience. It is not terror, but profound submission. True fear of God produces wisdom, hatred of evil, and total trust. It bends the heart, not just the knees.
You were created because Jehovah is love (1 John 4:8). Love is not static — it gives, it shares, it reaches outward. God lacked nothing, but His perfect nature overflowed with desire to create beings who could both receive and return His love. You were made to walk in that relationship — eternally.
Your purpose is to obey Jehovah, follow Christ, and help others find truth. Everything else is secondary. No job, relationship, or goal will satisfy your soul unless it flows from that alignment.
Yes. Jehovah formed your mind as much as your body. He is near to the brokenhearted and gives peace that surpasses understanding. But He never heals by compromise — only by bringing you into truth.
Yes — but only through repentance and obedience. Your past may still speak, but it cannot rule you if you walk in truth. Jehovah forgives completely, and He does not hold over you what you have laid at His feet.
If your faith produces obedience, and your life bears the fruit of truth, then you are on the narrow path. Feelings are not the test — endurance is. Those who are saved do not just believe — they follow, and they do not turn back.
Repentance is not feeling sorry — it’s changing direction. It begins with grief over sin, but it ends with obedience. If you’re still walking in the same path, repentance hasn’t happened yet. (Acts 3:19; Luke 3:8).
Because you haven’t fully surrendered that area to God. Habitual sin survives in darkness. Bring it into the light. Replace the lie it feeds on with truth, and don’t expect victory without daily warfare (Romans 6:12–14).
Not by strength, but by surrender. Admit your powerlessness, cut off the source, seek accountability, and let Jehovah rewire your heart through His Spirit and Word. Your identity must shift from slave to son (Galatians 4:7).
Yes — but not passively. Pornography is a counterfeit of God’s design for love and intimacy. Break its power by confessing it, starving it, replacing it, and letting God reshape your view of purity, people, and purpose (1 Thessalonians 4:3–5).
No. Jesus was tempted and never sinned (Hebrews 4:15). Temptation is the invitation — sin is the RSVP. Your mind may be hit, but your will makes the choice. The battle is real, but you are not condemned for being attacked.
Christians obey laws — unless they conflict with God’s commands. “We must obey God rather than men” (Acts 5:29). When human laws oppose God’s standards, faithful believers take a stand — peacefully.
Jehovah allows governments to exist — but He doesn’t endorse them. “The whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one” (1 John 5:19). God’s chosen ruler is Jesus Christ — not any human politician.
Ephesians 1:7 says, "In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God’s grace." If you deny your forgiveness, you're denying the power of Christ’s blood. If you've repented and turned, the matter is settled. Guilt has no right to stay.
Yes — Jesus Himself was baptized, and He commanded it (Matthew 28:19–20). Baptism is not optional for a true disciple. It’s the public declaration that you’ve died to sin and now live for Jehovah (Romans 6:4).
Judas Iscariot walked with Jesus, cast out demons, and still fell (Luke 22:3–6). Salvation is not a one-time pass — it is a path of loyalty. Willful sin or rebellion forfeits the gift (Hebrews 10:26). We must remain faithful until the end (Matthew 24:13).
Judas didn’t just betray Jesus — he rejected the Spirit’s prompting to repent. It is the willful, knowing rejection of the Spirit’s work — not an accidental word or emotional outburst (Mark 3:28–29). It's a hardened, informed resistance to truth. If you’re afraid you’ve done it, you haven’t.
Because no one else paid the price. Buddha didn’t die for you. Muhammad didn’t bear your sins. No other name under heaven has the power to save (Acts 4:12). Jesus isn’t one of many doors — He is the door (John 10:9).
Ecclesiastes 9:5 says, "The dead know nothing." Death is a sleep — not a transfer to heaven or hell. There is no consciousness, no pain, and no reward or punishment at that moment. The next thing you will know is resurrection — to either life or judgment (John 5:28–29).
It is Jehovah’s promise to reverse death. Jesus called it “waking up” (John 11:11). But He didn’t raise Himself — Jehovah did. “God raised him from the dead” (Acts 2:24, 3:15; Galatians 1:1). This resurrection proves that Jehovah has absolute power over death — and He will use it again. The righteous will return to life on earth, others to judgment. But death is not the end.
Not a feeling. Not just “heaven.” It is a real government, ruled by Jesus and 144,000 co-rulers (Revelation 14:1–3), restoring earth to its original purpose. It is the answer to every prayer for peace, justice, and healing. “Thy Kingdom come…” is not poetry — it’s prophecy.
No. "The earth remains forever" (Ecclesiastes 1:4). Jehovah made the earth as mankind’s permanent home. The wicked will be removed — not the planet. Paradise will be restored, not relocated (Psalm 37:29; Isaiah 11:6–9).
Because He’s giving people time to choose (2 Peter 3:9). Judgment is coming — but Jehovah is not slow, He’s merciful. The delay is a gift: time to repent, time to wake up, time to join the right side. But that window is closing. Fast.
Yes — because human nature hasn’t changed. The Bible is not outdated; it is outlasting. Its prophecies unfold with precision. Its counsel heals relationships, reveals motives, and exposes falsehood. “The word of God is alive and powerful…” (Hebrews 4:12).
No — but many assume contradictions because of translation issues, missing context, or personal bias. When studied carefully, the Bible proves consistent from Genesis to Revelation. The confusion comes from man's distortion, not God's message.
Religion is what man builds to reach God. Truth is what God gave man — through His Word. Religion complicates. Truth clarifies. Jesus didn’t say “your religion will set you free.” He said, “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:32).
Because people stopped following the Bible. When man adds tradition, opinion, and power structures to God’s Word, division is the result. “There is one Lord, one faith, one baptism” (Ephesians 4:5). Truth doesn’t splinter — only counterfeits do.
Start reading the Bible — personally. Ask Jehovah for guidance. Then act on what you learn, even if it means leaving comfort behind. Truth is not always easy, but it’s always right. And those who seek it with sincerity will find it (Matthew 7:7–8).
Then you’re walking the same road Jesus did. “I have come to cause division... a man against his father, a daughter against her mother” (Matthew 10:35). Truth exposes loyalties. You can still honor your family — but your first loyalty belongs to Jehovah.
Because forced belief isn't love. Jehovah wants willing hearts, not coerced allegiance. He’s given more than enough evidence — but those who don’t want to believe will always find a reason not to. “Without faith, it is impossible to please God” (Hebrews 11:6).
To divide listeners. His stories were simple — but they required a heart willing to understand. “To you it has been granted to know... but to them it has not been granted” (Matthew 13:11). Truth wasn’t hidden from the humble. It was hidden from the proud.
Because He's proving something: That mankind cannot rule itself without Him. Jehovah is letting humans try every system — democracy, monarchy, communism — so the final verdict will be clear: Without God, everything fails. Then He will intervene — and this time, forever.
Because He was innocent — and willingly sacrificed. Just like ancient lambs were killed to cover sin symbolically, Jesus died to cover it permanently. “The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). He was pure — and took your place.
Jesus didn’t just teach the way — He became the way. “He humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death… Therefore, God exalted him” (Philippians 2:8–9). Unlike other leaders, Jesus wasn’t seeking truth. He was the truth — the only one raised, vindicated, and appointed by Jehovah to save mankind.
Because sin brings death — and only blood represents life (Leviticus 17:11). Under the Law, animal sacrifices pointed forward to something greater. “Christ offered himself once for all time to remove sin” (Hebrews 9:26). Jesus’ perfect, willing sacrifice satisfied divine justice — not with ritual, but with real love.
It’s not the end of the world. It’s the end of wickedness. “God will bring to ruin those ruining the earth” (Revelation 11:18). Jesus will destroy all corrupt governments, false religions, and violent systems — to make way for a clean, new earth.
Yes — and that’s why evil feels personal. “The whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one” (1 John 5:19). He’s not a cartoon villain. He’s a brilliant deceiver, master manipulator, and sworn enemy of Jehovah. But he’s already defeated. His time is almost up.
Because you were made in God’s image. You’re everything he lost and can’t have. “The devil… went off to wage war with those… who keep the commandments of God” (Revelation 12:17). Satan doesn’t hate you for your sin — he hates you for your potential.
Jehovah is not unjust. He remembers each child — not by their achievements, but by their innocence. “The little ones… their angels always behold the face of my Father” (Matthew 18:10). The resurrection will include them. A clean slate. A fresh start. A future.
The Holy Spirit is Jehovah’s active force, not a vague power. It teaches, comforts, and empowers us (John 14:26). To honor it means to stay soft to truth, act on conviction, and never numb the conscience. “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit” (Ephesians 4:30).
No. Only Jehovah can read hearts (1 Kings 8:39). Satan is observant, manipulative, and deceptive — but not omniscient. His power is limited to suggestion, not control.
Not if you’re still breathing and seeking Him. “Jehovah is merciful and compassionate… slow to anger” (Psalm 103:8). Hardship is often a refining fire, not a punishment. Discipline draws us closer, not away.
By surrendering justice to Jehovah. “Vengeance is mine; I will repay” (Romans 12:19). Forgiveness isn’t excusing evil. It’s choosing freedom over bitterness — and trusting God to settle the score perfectly.
It’s symbolic protection against evil (Ephesians 6:11–17): Truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and God’s word. We "put it on" daily by praying, staying alert, resisting sin, and trusting Jehovah.
Yes — when they repent sincerely. “He is patient with you, not wanting anyone to be destroyed” (2 Peter 3:9). But false repentance (sinning with no intent to change) is dangerous. Real repentance is action, not just emotion.
Not as punishment — but refinement. Trials test faith, burn off impurities, and prove loyalty. “When he has tested me, I will come out as gold” (Job 23:10).
Because unforgiveness corrupts the heart. “Forgive, just as God forgave you through Christ” (Ephesians 4:32). We are not required to pardon what Jehovah has judged unforgivable — but we must release personal resentment so it doesn’t consume us. Let Jehovah judge. You stay clean.
Because love is the doctrine. “If I have all knowledge, but do not have love, I am nothing” (1 Corinthians 13:2). Truth without love is cold. Love without truth is blind. But when joined, they reflect Jehovah Himself.