Jehovah's Witnesses. How amazing is it that the Book of Revelation prophesied JW conventions in the 1920s?

Catholicism is the One True Faith and a person can know this with certainty by reciting the rosary each day with care.

Very interesting.

and?

The prophesies in the Bible are not about the fragmented peoples called Trinitarians or your man-god called lord.

They are about true Christians and what Jesus will do for mankind as king of his God's kingdom.

If the JWs have your question removed, just continue to post it.

They've been mass reporting my Q&As as usual.

If they really believe that they have the truth, why would they mass report?

Yes, that Cedar Point nonsense is just another example of how crazy their cult leaders are.

Their leaders recently gave instructions for the JWs to find hiding spots for their literature right now, because all hell is about to break out.

The statement is made at the 50:39 timestamp of this video of the February 11, 2019 midweek meeting.

The statement is bad enough but listen to the delivery from one of jehovah's people.

I was taken aback but couldn't help but laugh.

Video in my comments below.

Malachi 3:3

And he will sit as a refiner and cleanser of silver and will cleanse the sons of Leʹvi; and he will clarify them like gold and like silver, and they will certainly become to Jehovah people presenting a gift offering in righteousness.

Absolutely... real Christians have the truth about God as you have proven YOUR organization does not.

Nor does anyone need to take the word of a website for that; I have a book written by the JWs in 1969 called, "Then is Finished the Mystery of God". It claimed the then JWs of the 1919s were being used by God to fulfil prophecies about fire being hurled to Earth and angelic trumpet blasts. This shows that even up till a mere 50 years ago, JWs still believed what JWs in the 1919s believed. Of course, they don't believe that stuff now because it's just too ridiculous for words. Let me quote from that book, to illustrate:

"Expressions of God's supernatural power followed, as pictured in Revelation 8:5 as 'thunders,' 'voices,' 'lightnings,' and 'an earthquake'... The week long general convention held by the International Bible Students Association at Cedar Point, Ohio, September 1-8, 1919, was attended by about 6,000..." with President Rutherford giving an address, depicted as "a Thunderous storm warning from God's Word through his anointed remnant of Kingdom heirs" which was still supposed to be peeling forth in 1969! (pp 212-2130)

Then, in 1922 came another convention at Cedar Point, Ohio (September 5-13). The claim was made in that 1969 book that in 1922 the first angel blew his trumpet, via those pronouncements at those conventions. The president declared that "Christendom is fatally smitten by God and doomed to eternal death..." with a resolution adopted by the 18,000 present (condemning Christendom). That section in the book concludes, "The result of the downpour of symbolic hail, fire and blood upon Christendom shows her to be barren of Christian fruitage to God." (pages 215-217)

And so that JW book goes on. We are now 100 years on from those first pompous declarations of grandeur Watchtower leaders described themselves with. For 50 years all JWs believed all of that too. It would be interesting seeing what explanations they now give for virtually nobody having paid a blind bit of attention to their convention resolutions. Yet JWs continue to believe that they are the only people today that God approves of and that only they are sounding warnings. They haven't a clue what millions of non-JW Christians have been doing and continue to do with regard to declaring God's warnings. They don't hear those warnings because they can only hear themselves and their own haughty declarations. Expect your question to be removed.