2.  Jehovah‟s Witnesses are Christians who believe
that the Bible is God‟s word and that Jesus is
their Savior.

3.  The modern-day organization of Jehovah‟s Witnesses
began at the end of the 19th century. At that time, a
small group of Bible students who lived near
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the United States, began a
systematic analysis of the Bible.
 Among that group of sincere Bible students was a man
named Charles Taze Russell. While Russell took the
lead in the Bible education work at that time and was
the first editor of The Watchtower, he was not the
founder of a new religion.
 Since Jesus is the Founder of Christianity, they view
him as the founder of their organization.

4.  They believe the Bible is God's Word and is
truth God's name is Jehovah. God's Son and is
inferior to Him Christ died on a stake, not a
cross.

5. God will accomplish his original purpose for the
earth:
 free of crime
 sickness,
 death and poverty
Transforming earth into a paradise.

7.  Their holy book is the holy bible.
 They consider the Bible to be the source of
truth and the basis for all their beliefs.
 They also have an awake and watchtower.
Which are just publicatios , used at meetings
and are given at doors to spread their faith.

8.  Jehovah‟s witnesses believe you do not go to
heaven nor ‟hell‟ well , at least the common
definition of it .
 „Hell is not a place of fiery eternal torment.‟.
 Although they do believe in „Hell‟ (Sheol) Hell to
them is mans common grave.
 Death is a state of sleep until resurrection for the
judgment The soul that sins will die but the
righteous will live The soul will die also when
someone dies, therefore the soul is not immortal
Not everyone will resurrect, only those chosen by
Jehovah.

9.  No. Many millions who lived in centuries past
and who weren‟t Jehovah‟s Witnesses will have
an opportunity for salvation. The Bible explains
that in God‟s promised new world, “there is
going to be a resurrection of both the righteous
and the unrighteous.” (Acts 24:15)
Additionally, many now living may yet begin
to serve God, and they too will gain salvation.
In any case, it‟s not our job to judge who will or
won‟t be saved. That assignment rests squarely
in Jesus‟ hands.—John 5:22, 27.

10.  Jehovah‟s witnesses are monotheistic .
 They believe in only one God .

11.  236—Lands where Jehovah‟s Witnesses preach
 540—Languages in which we publish Bibles and Bible-
based literature
 109,403—Congregations
 7,395,672—Ministers who teach the Bible
 19,000,000—People who attend their meetings or
conventions
 166,000,000—Bibles published by Jehovah‟s Witnesses
in 108 languages
 20,000,000,000—Pieces of Bible-based literature
published by Jehovah‟s Witnesses over the past ten
years

12.  Jesus told his followers to “make disciples of
people of all the nations.” (Matthew 28:19, 20)
When he sent out his early disciples, Jesus
directed them to go to the homes of the people.
(Matthew 10:7, 11-13) After Jesus‟ death, first-
century Christians continued to spread their
message both “publicly and from house to
house.”

13.  Wayan Brothers and Sisters
 Larry Graham
 George Benson
 Michelle Rodriguez
 Prince
 Katherine and Rebbie Jackson , Michael
jacksons mother and sister
 Venus and Serena Williams

14.  Being homosexual
 Sex before marriage

15.  Memorial of Jesus
 DISTRICT CONVENTION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
 Are a few rituals they have.

16.  Jehovah's witnesses do not celebrate holidays.
 All holidays, including birthdays, are
considered "pagan holidays" and may not be
observed by Witnesses. Jehovah's Witnesses do
not celebrate many of the major holidays
because they have a common theme: They
appeal to fleshly desires and promote false
religious beliefs and spirit-ism. Many holidays
are based on pagan customs, celebrations.

17.  Most Jehovah's witnesses live in NewYork.

18. No blood transfusions.
Jesus died on a stake not a cross.
Hell isnt a fiery place of eternity , but mans
common grave.