In paradise earth, animals kill each other and die of old age. The human inhabitants sometimes sin and when they do, they are summarily executed by Jehovah on the spot. Perhaps the worst aspect of paradise earth is that only the Jehovah’s Witnesses (about 7 million) are responsible for cleaning up all the rotting corpses left over from Armageddon (where Jehovah destroys all the unbelievers).
Since the destruction of the unbelievers (non-JWs) is instantaneous, they actually experience no pain.
Wouldn’t it be much better to just die than to have to go through the horrors of cleaning up a post-Armageddon planet?
Why can we just all go to heaven, where the lion will lay down with the lamb, there will be no death, there will be no sin, no mourning, no pain, and Jesus will wipe every tear from our eyes?
The Jehovah's Witnesses told me I have to live in paradise earth.
Is this true?
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The animals and birds will clean up the corpses, Jehovah's Witnesses will be building new homws and growing food and making necessary things to live. It's on the paradise earth that animals will get along in peace and there are billions of people who will be resurrected who will also help with cleaning up the earth.
You will have to learn the Bible yourself and with the Witnesses. But you might be letting others make that choice for you. You say you've gotten been learning the Bible for the final few months now however i don't feel you will have quite learned anything. If you are still not certain by using now i do not see any factor in keeping going. You have got to make that resolution,. But you've got studied long sufficient to know that what others have stated on this submit shouldn't be proper. If you were fairly paying awareness. You shouldn't have any doubts that this is the truth. In the event you do nonetheless doubt, then it is not the proper time for you. Go back to the religion you had been earlier than you began to be trained with them. The Witnesses are correct, you can not learn about the Bible on your own. This is the reason Philip needed to coach the Ethiopian Eunuch about the Bible. Individuals do attempt to understand the Bible on their own and because of this there are such a large amount of specific religions. The Witnesses let the Bible interprete itself. They don't interprete it.
There will be no more sin in paradise. For, since death and sickness are done away with, sin would have to be done away with. Since sin causes them (Romans 5:12; compare Matthew 9:2). And that scripture where it says that pain and death will be done away with, it is talking to humans. For it says that the tent of God will be with mankind. So this scripture is mostly talking about humans. Though there is pain in heaven right now, Jehovah is going to take pain away from all (Genesis 6:6; Psalms 78:41; Zechariah 2:8). Plus, on earth, there is going to be no more hunger, wars, crime, or sickness (Psalms 37:10; 46:9; 72: 16; Isaiah 33:24). In heaven it is nothing but work (Compare Revelation 20:4-6). But it is up to Jehovah where you go.
1) I am sure that as we progress towards the perfection that Jesus and Adam had there will be growing pains... its an attitude that gets us in trouble, not the deed.
2) Who says that I will be cleaning up corpses? That is anti-JW propaganda.
3) The lion will lay down with the lamb in heaven? You are going to have lions and lambs with angel wings? How nice...
Boaz, that's true about those with the heavenly hope.
But first, he asked his father.
John 17: 14-22; 24-26
Well I've never heard about animals killing and having to clean up corpses, I've just heard you live in paradise as a Jehovah's witness and it'll be perfect and so will everything and everyone there.
No, you don't have to live on a paradise earth.
God will respect your decision.
However, what's with lions & lambs lying down together IN HEAVEN?!
Don't you worry your pretty little head dear
If you don't want to go there, then you certainly won't
The choice is yours
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JW's are a dangerous CULT -
They teach a FALSE gospel -
John 14:2 In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. :3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.
This Scripture clearly says that Jesus is preparing our new home in heaven, and will take us there.
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A fictitious story indeed.