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You have no clue what being raised in the spirit means - a spirit body isn’t an invisible ghost, but has flesh and bone: Scripture says that flesh and blood bodies can’t inherit the kingdom: 1Co 15:50 Now this is what I am saying, brothers and sisters: Flesh and blood cannot inherit the...

You’re the one with a weak defense of JW error. God dwells in glory that only God has, and says He won’t share that glory with another- if God’s glory was merely what all those in His creation has, it would be redundant to say He won’t give His glory to anyone else, because they already have...

They affirmed the trinity in a council, they didn’t invent it, since it’s in scripture.

That there will be a kingdom on earth forever is one of the few things they got right. JWs can’t be saved because they deny the bodily resurrection of Christ, a required salvational belief per Romans 10:8-13 - and by definition, resurrection means bodily rising from the dead - there’s no such...

The fact that Jesus is God the son is irrelevant to the salvational criteria the scriptures give - which is belief Jesus is the Son of God - even Peter the apostle confessed the belief that Jesus is the Sin of God, when Jesus asked him who he thought Jesus was - and Jesus commended him for it...

Saints are by definition those who have been redeemed- God will never destroy any of the redeemed, as long as they remain in Christ- if they become reprobate, they are no longer saints, but are the damned.

God dispersed Israel from their land and brought them back several times, and with each dispersal God said He would bring them back - scripture is clear that God will in the future dwell on the earth, In Jerusalem, forever. God even says He won’t do it for their sake, but for HIS, so their...

Try reading the Bible sometime.

The city comes down to Jerusalem. You really need to research a lot more on this. Jeremiah 23:5-6 “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, that I will raise to David a Branch of righteousness; a King shall reign and prosper, and execute judgment and righteousness in the earth. In His days...

Nope. It comes down to earth from heaven. Revelation 3:12 and chapters 21 and 22 absolutely refute you. You need to read ALL of 21 and 22 too. The nations of the earth go into that city to worship, but they don’t take a space shuttle there. Read Revelation 21 and 22.

Revelation 3:12 that city comes to earth. Revelation 21 and 22 also, both chapters. Revelation 21:23-24 and and 22:5 explains the lighting set-up, it’s not from New Jerusalem orbiting the earth and acting like the sun. Bottom line is God, Jesus and all Gods people, Jew and Greek/gentile will...

God has dispersed Israel from their land as punishment and brought them back several times. Israel’s future and final destiny is in the promised land, with God and Jesus, forever. And believers in Christ are also the seed of Abraham and heirs to the promise.

It will be all the redeemed, Greek and Jew, who dwell forever on the new earth, in the city New Jerusalem, where Jesus will rule and reign forever. There’s not one destiny for the Jews on earth, and another one for church in heaven. I have plenty of scriptural proof, if needed.

And the city New Jerusalem comes down from heaven, to earth, where Jesus rules and reigns forever, on the throne of David, and we shall rule and reign with Him, on the earth.

Except Jesus doesn’t destroy any of the saints. Body and soul are destroyed in hell (the place of the damned), leaving the spirit, which is eternal, but saints don’t go to hell, unless they become reprobate

Except hell didn’t stop existing in the new covenant. But Jesus emptied out the compartment in the earth known as Abraham’s bosom, aka paradise, when He rose and it’s now in heaven. so that changed in the new covenant.

Jesus existed as God the word from the beginning, and as God, He was a spirit, just like Jehovah is a spirit, and angels are spirits with no physical bodies, are. When Jesus became fully man and fully God, Colossians 2:9, His spirit began to dwell in a mortal body. When the body died for 3...

Watchtower-ites love to claim that Jesus is nowhere said to be the Almighty in scripture. Absolutely wrong. Jesus Himself says He’s almighty, in revelation 1. John hears a voice speaking, who says He’s the alpha and omega, the first and last, who is, and was, and IS TO COME, THE ALMIGHTY...

It’s adding to the scripture to claim belief in the trinity is required for salvation, or that belief Jesus is God is required. That the Godhead is a triune one, and that Jesus is God the son, are both biblical fact - BUT belief in that isn’t a salvational requirement. All they have to...

I’d say you already know the answer to that.