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@galveston75 said
Yep your heart is closed up. Can't help you there so it is what it is.
Do you think it takes more of an open heart to believe Jesus Christ was/is the Son of God or that Jesus was/is an angel?


@pb1022 said
Do you think it takes more of an open heart to believe Jesus Christ was/is the Son of God or that Jesus was/is an angel?
Yep. That is essential to learn anything from the bible. If one is just dogmatic and unyielding to possibly learn something that maybe their missing from God's word, then two things happen. They are obviously stopping themselves from progressing and Jehovah backs off from helping them to progress spiritually. Why would he help someone who is closed up?
He is totally just leaning on his own thoughts and human ideas and is not willing to listen with the kind of heart Jehovah looks for.
A good, peaceful and humble heart can work wonders on progressing spiritually.


@galveston75 said
Yep. That is essential to learn anything from the bible. If one is just dogmatic and unyielding to possibly learn something that maybe their missing from God's word, then two things happen. They are obviously stopping themselves from progressing and Jehovah backs off from helping them to progress spiritually. Why would he help someone who is closed up?
He is totally jus ...[text shortened]... Jehovah looks for.
A good, peaceful and humble heart can work wonders on progressing spiritually.
Not sure you answered the question I asked.

I asked if it took more of an open heart to believe Jesus Christ was/is the Son of God or Jesus was/is an angel, and your answer was “Yep.”

I agree with the rest of your post.


@rajk999 said
Is that how you go about proving that your doctrine is correct?
No wonder you JWs have so many false doctrines
They aren't totally lost Raj; at least they don't believe in this trinity stuff 1+1+1 = 1


@medullah said
They aren't totally lost Raj; at least they don't believe in this trinity stuff 1+1+1 = 1
Yeah, God forbid an eternal omniscient being who exists outside of time and space can’t be understood by simple arithmetic.


@medullah said
They aren't totally lost Raj; at least they don't believe in this trinity stuff 1+1+1 = 1
For sonship it's 1+1+1+1 = 1


@galveston75 said
Yep your heart is closed up. Can't help you there so it is what it is.
Do I look like I need your help?


@rajk999 said
Is that how you go about proving that your doctrine is correct?
No wonder you JWs have so many false doctrines
They aren't all bad, at least they don't peddle that trinitarian stuff.

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@galveston75 said
Yep. That is essential to learn anything from the bible. If one is just dogmatic and unyielding to possibly learn something that maybe their missing from God's word, then two things happen. They are obviously stopping themselves from progressing and Jehovah backs off from helping them to progress spiritually. Why would he help someone who is closed up?
He is totally jus ...[text shortened]... Jehovah looks for.
A good, peaceful and humble heart can work wonders on progressing spiritually.
The doctrine of the JWs is progress ? Lol .... nice one

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@galveston75 said

A good, peaceful and humble heart can work wonders on progressing spiritually.
Wrong. What you describe there is the reason why cults such as yours continue to thrive. People like you ignore the bible and accept the foolishness the elders tell you. You were trying that with me. You want me to prove that Jesus is not Michael. I bet they told you that as well and you said you could have no proof and they said ... SEEEE ??? Then Jesus is Michael !!! And you opened your heart and closed you brain and the bible and agreed.

My guide is the teachings of Christ. Not some Watchtower moron.


@medullah said
They aren't all bad, at least they don't peddle that trinitarian stuff.
Well thats one redeeming quality, for sure..

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@PB1022

Yeah, God forbid an eternal omniscient being who exists outside of time and space can’t be understood by simple arithmetic.



I think the three-oneness of God may be a divine filter straining out all pride of man's leaning on his own understanding.

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@galveston75

The Bible’s answer
Michael, referred to by some religions as “Saint Michael,” is evidently a name given to Jesus before and after his life on earth.


Where is "Saint Michael" in the Bible?
Are you following "some religions" on this ??


Michael disputed with Satan after the death of Moses and helped an angel deliver God’s message to the prophet Daniel.

Telling what Michael did doesn't do anything.
The answer to the rhetorical question "To which of the angels . . . ?" in Hebrews is still a resounding "To NONE."

You're rebelling.
JWs are in rebellion.


@galveston75 said
Nothing new there at all. No mysteries. I completely agree.

Now before Gods son came to earth what was his name? Did he not have one? Seems rather odd don't you think that according to you he apparently had no name????

Read and learn something today........

The Bible’s answer
Michael, referred to by some religions as “Saint Michael,” is evidently a name give ...[text shortened]... ation such as has not occurred since the world’s beginning.”​—Matthew 24:21, 42.
ijwbq article 121
I’m sure that you mean we’ll Galveston but can we not have essays mate. We can hardly criticise Sonship for doing the very same and not pull you up on the same point. Bite sized pieces are good.

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@pb1022 said
Yeah, God forbid an eternal omniscient being who exists outside of time and space can’t be understood by simple arithmetic.
Absolutely πŸ‘πŸ˜πŸ˜†

I take the point

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