On what grounds do Jehovah's Witnesses claim Christians don't observe Christ's death?

What grounds? Probably the same grounds they use to say they're the only ones who fulfill Matt. 28:19–20. Which basically boils down to zero, zilch. It is just nonsensical cult speak that only they believe and delude/comfort themselves with.

In reality, every church I've been to does Communion. We actually listen to the Lord Jesus and partake of the bread and wine as commanded. JWs ignore Jesus and reject Him.

Nothing in scripture specifies when to do it, or how often. Nothing specifies only doing it once a year. What it does specify is that as often as you do it, do it properly.

I find it odd that JWs put little importance on the resurrection. While the crucifixion is **extremely** important, the resurrection even more so. It means the payment cleared. Without it, Jesus would be just another guy nailed to a piece of lumber.

JWs focus on a dead version of some Jesus. Christians focus on what He did and celebrate and cheer over the risen Christ. Their Jesus is dead, forever dead, and wasn't even really resurrected. I find what they do to be particularly sinister and antichrist, but I assume Christians who know the Bible already know that.

I'd also be curious to see how Michael here would explain from the BIBLE and IN CONTEXT where it says that there are "two hopes" explained. All while reconciling scripture with scripture and rightly dividing the word.

That JW expressed him, or herself poorly.

It would have been better to say others do not observe Christ's death in the same way.

Of course others recognize and observe his death.

It goes without saying.

It is simply the manner in which such observance is carried out that somewhat differs.

Jesus commanded ALL eat bread and drink wine otherwise they would not part with it

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And Jehovah's Witnesses? Accomplish this Christian commandment? DO NOT.

Only anointed Christians of 144,000 ...

The JW CULT make all sort's of false claim's and that's why they will Never will be taken serious- best thing to do is not even listen or just laugh!!!!!!!

The WTBTS Have no grounds to say this ...they are ignorant even that any Christian other than the anointed 144000 should partake, truth is this, the new testament is talking about everyone partaking and if you don't, you are not Christian.

Consider the source...

This cult even rewrote the Bible into their "New World Translation" to align it with their dogma/doctrine.They also consider Jesus to be "a" god... as in separate and not a part of the triune nature that has been revealed to us in the Bible.

Christian Churches commemorate the death of Jesus Christ at every communion service and especially during the Easter service. They also celebrate His resurrection then, which is the point this person was probably trying to make.

most religions have easter service celebrating jesus's resurrection... however, numerous religions do not commemorate the death of jesus...

“After giving thanks, he broke [the loaf] and said: ‘This means my body which is in your behalf. Keep doing this in remembrance of me.’”—1 CORINTHIANS 11:24.

What happens at the Memorial of Christ’s death?

13 If you will attend the Memorial with Jehovah’s Witnesses for the first time, what can you expect? The Memorial will be at an attractive, clean location where there is enough room for everyone to be comfortable and to enjoy the meeting. There may be some simple flower arrangements, but you will not see a lot of decorations, and it will not be like a party. A qualified elder will give a clear, respectful talk based on what the Bible says about the Lord’s Evening Meal. He will explain that Christ died as a ransom so that we may live. (Read Romans 5:8-10.) The speaker will also talk about two hopes explained in the Bible.

Most religions have Easter service celebrating Jesus's resurrection. However, many religions do not commemorate the death of Jesus.

I guess they were speaking in reference to commeratorating Christ death exactly as Jesus Christ Himself commanded as outlined in the Bible free from ALL pagan practices....

Google the origin of "Good Friday, Mass, and Easter" ~ they're ALL pagan, and do NOT honor or "celebrate" God or Christ in any way, shape or form...