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Shutting the Door to the Kingdom of God: How Watch Tower Stole Salvation from Jehovah’s Witnesses (Unabridged)

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This book uses the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures to prove that all the teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses concerning the Last Days and the good news of salvation are unscriptural.

About Shutting the Door to the Kingdom of God: How Watch Tower Stole Salvation from Jehovah’s Witnesses (Unabridged)

This book uses the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures to prove that all the teachings of Jehovah's Witnesses concerning the Last Days and the good news of salvation are unscriptural. The author, an elder of Jehovah's Witnesses for 40 years, shares the results of the last ten years of his research into such Watch Tower teachings as the 1914 invisible presence of Christ, the overlapping generation doctrine, the failed prophecies of 1925 and 1975, the fact that the Governing Body had evidence long ago showing that 607 BCE was not the date of the Babylonian exile, and most important of all, the abundant evidence that the salvation hope offered to the JW Other Sheep is a Rutherford invention wholly without support in Scripture. He also shares his experience on how Witnesses who continue to believe in Jehovah and Jesus can move beyond JW.org without sacrificing their faith. This is a must-listen for any Jehovah's Witness who is a seeker of truth and unafraid to put his or her beliefs to the test.

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Shutting the Door to the Kingdom of God: How Watch Tower Stole Salvation from Jehovah’s Witnesses (Unabridged) is by Eric Michael Wilson.
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