# Test Every Teaching


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- [Reinstatement Committees](https://afterdeathstudy.com/reinstatement-committees/): What do Jehovah’s Witnesses learn about reinstatement committees? Among Jehovah’s Witnesses, reinstatement committees are used to evaluate whether a disfellowshipped person (or one who has resigned) has shown sufficient repentance to be reinstated in the congregation. According to Shepherd the Flock of God1, the purpose of such committees is to ensure that the person has sincerely repented and is living in harmony with Bible principles. Therefore, the reinstatement committee must interview the disfellowshipped person to determine whether he or she is repentant and otherwise has a lifestyle in line with the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses. What does the Bible teach? The Bible ... Explore more
- [Teaching Method](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-teaching-method-2/): Jehovah’s Witnesses claim to follow the pattern of the original Christian congregation when teaching at their meetings. How does the Bible describe the teaching method used, and how is the teaching of Jehovah’s Witnesses? The teaching method of Jehovah’s Witnesses Jehovah’s Witnesses hold two regular meetings each week. One midweek meeting that involves training in the ministry and one weekend meeting that includes a talk and subsequent study of the Watchtower. The central starting point for the teaching is the literature published by Jehovah’s Witnesses. The method used is mainly that Jehovah’s Witnesses as a starting point read from the organization’s ... Explore more
- [Armageddon is coming in 1975](https://afterdeathstudy.com/armageddon-is-coming-in-1975/): The history of 1975 hypothesis It was the founder of the Bible students (as Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW) was called before) Charles Taze Russel that in 1889 wrote that 6,000 years could be connected to the 1,000-year kingdom (The Times Is at hand, chapter 2). He had this idea late in 1800. In 1904 Russel wrote in his book The New Creation that one creation day was 7,000 years, totally 42,000 years + the day God rested from His creation, 7,000 years = 49,000 years. In the book Life Everlasting—In Freedom of the Sons of God, that was released in 1966, JW ... Explore more
- [Celebrations](https://afterdeathstudy.com/birthday-celebrations-in-bible-2/): Birthday celebrations Jehovah’s Witnesses believe Jehovah’s Witnesses do not celebrate birthdays, as they believe such celebrations are contrary to Bible principles. They consider birthday celebrations to be customs of pagan origin and unsupported by the Bible. The only birthday celebrations mentioned in the Bible are Pharaoh’s and Herod Antipas celebrations, both of which resulted in executions. Jehovah’s Witnesses interpret this as the Bible portraying birthday celebrations in a negative light. Jehovah’s Witnesses show support for their argument that former Christians did not celebrate birthdays, as this custom was not common for them. What the Bible teaches Adam Clarke (The Adam Clarke ... Explore more
- [Gog of Magog](https://afterdeathstudy.com/gog-of-magog-2/): Where does the Bible say about Gog of Magog? Gog of Magog is mentioned in two main passages in the Bible. In the Hebrew Scriptures we find it mentioned in Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39 and in the Greek Scriptures at Revelation 20:7-10. These texts describe Gog and his actions in prophetic contexts, but with different context and detail. Ezekiel chapters 38-39 describe Gog as a powerful leader from “the land of Magog” who gathers nations to attack Israel. This prophecy focuses on a major battle in “the last days” where God intervenes and protects his people. Ezekiel 38:2: “Son of ... Explore more
- [The King of the North](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-king-of-the-north/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that the prophecy about the King of the North, described in Daniel chapter 11, points to an end-time conflict between political powers that oppose God’s Kingdom. They interpret the verses as an ongoing fulfillment in which the King of the North represents various great powers in the world and who in different eras have oppressed God’s people, and that this will culminate in Armageddon. Jehovah’s Witnesses learn that the events recorded at Daniel 11:40-45 refer to modern-day Russia and its allies as the King of the North and the United States/England and its allies ... Explore more
- [Who Are The Unrighteous That Are Resurrected?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/who-are-the-unrighteous/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses consider baptized Jehovah’s Witnesses to be righteous and therefore entitled to everlasting life. However, they believe that Acts 24:15 opens the way for some unbaptized ones to be resurrected. It says that Paul hopes that “both the righteous and the unrighteous will be resurrected.” They define the unrighteous as sinners who did not have sufficient opportunity to learn about Jehovah before they died. They teach that death cancels out sins (Rom. 6:7), yet they learn that the wicked or those who oppose Jehovah’s Witnesses will not be resurrected. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the unrighteous rise ... Explore more
- [What Must You Do To Gain Everlasting Life?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/gain-everlasting-life/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that one must be baptized in order to obtain salvation (see, e.g. Young People Ask, page 9). Since Jehovah’s Witnesses do not recognize baptism anywhere other than Jehovah’s Witnesses, this means a requirement that one must be a baptized member of Jehovah’s Witness in order to gain everlasting life. To be a baptized Jehovah’s Witness, one must follow the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses. If you do not follow the teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses, you risk being disfellowshipped and thus cut off from salvation. What the Bible teaches The Bible does not teach that the ... Explore more
- [Marriage and Sexuality After the Resurrection](https://afterdeathstudy.com/marriage-and-sexuality-after-the-resurrection/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that marriage is a sacred arrangement established by Jehovah God for mankind but that it will not exist in the resurrection. They base this on Jesus’ words at Luke 20:35-36, where he says that the resurrected ones “neither marry nor are given in marriage, for they are like the angels in heaven.” From this, Jehovah’s Witnesses conclude that there will be no need for marriage, sexual relations, or family ties in Paradise because God’s original purpose for marriage was to fill the earth. When this purpose is fulfilled, they believe that the marriage arrangement ... Explore more
- [Blood transfusion](https://afterdeathstudy.com/blood-transfusion/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that the Bible’s prohibition against the consumption of blood also applies to blood transfusions. They interpret this as a parallel to eating blood, as both involve the blood being supplied to the body. This view is based mainly on three biblical scriptures: Jehovah’s Witnesses view blood transfusions as a serious violation of God’s law. They believe that even in medical emergencies, obedience to God must be prioritized over physical life. Update, September 18, 2026: After this article was published, Jehovah’s Witnesses changed their teaching. It is now up to each Jehovah’s Witness to decide ... Explore more
- [Who Are the 144,000?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/who-are-the-144000/): Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that 144,000 refers to selected Witnesses who are going to heaven and that they will rule with Jesus there. Other Jehovah’s Witnesses (other sheep) are resurrected to life on earth. The Bible teaches Revelation 7:4 plainly states that 144,000 are made up of the 12 tribes of Israel. Verses 5-8 say that 144,000 consist of 12,000 from each of the tribes of Israel (2 × 12,000 = 144,000). Thus, no members of the organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses are included in the number 144,000. There is no direct support in the Bible for claiming that 144,000 ... Explore more
- [Is Loyalty To The Anointed A Condition For Eternal Life?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/is-loyalty-to-the-anointed-a-condition-for-eternal-life/): What the doctrine is about The Watchtower, September 2024 (study article 38) claims that the judgment of the sheep and the goats at Matthew 25:31-46 depends on how Christians “loyally support his anointed followers.” This implies that the treatment of the anointed is essential for everlasting life or death. The article interprets “the least of these my brothers” as exclusive to anointed Christians and encourages loyalty to them (see also The Watchtower, February 2022, Study Article 6, paragraph 8). The doctrine is based on the interpretation of Matthew 25:31-46, in which Jesus describes how, as a judge, he distinguishes “sheep” from ... Explore more
- [The Sheep and the Goats](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-sheep-and-the-goats/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that the sheep described at Matthew 25:32,33 are made up of two groups. They base such an understanding on John 10:16 where Jesus says that “I also have other sheep”. The first sheep are Jehovah’s Witnesses who will rule with Jesus in heaven. The other sheep are subordinates of Jehovah’s Witnesses who will continue to live forever on earth in a paradise. The goats are people who are rejected by Jehovah and who do not receive everlasting life but receive eternal punishment in the form of death. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Jesus will pronounce ... Explore more
- [Jehovah's Witnesses Time Calculations – 1914](https://afterdeathstudy.com/jehovahs-witnesses-time-calculations-1914/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that Jesus began ruling in heaven in 1914, he inspected Christians from 1914 to 1919 and in 1919 appointed “the faithful and discreet slave” to provide spiritual food for his servants on earth. JW call this “slave” the Governing Body.  This board claims that they have been given the authority and legitimacy to issue guidelines on behalf of Jesus that will tell Christians how to live in order to meet the Scriptural requirements. The literature of the Governing Body constitutes the religious teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The authority of the Governing Body to publish ... Explore more
- [The Memorial Meal](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-memorial-meal/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses hold an annual Memorial meal on Nisan 14 according to the Jewish calendar. Only “the anointed” of Jehovah’s Witnesses eat of the bread and drink from the cup. They believe that “anointed ones” make up 144,000 of Jehovah’s Witnesses who are going to heaven and base their understanding on Revelation 7:4-8 and 14:1-5. Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that most people are not going to heaven, so most will not partake of bread and wine at the Memorial. Jehovah’s Witnesses have introduced rigid rules for implementation. For example, they believe that it must be done on a ... Explore more
- [Apostates](https://afterdeathstudy.com/apostates/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach about Apostates Jehovah’s Witnesses define apostates as individuals who no longer support their organization or who oppose the teachings of the Governing Body. They consider apostasy a serious sin, often with sanctions such as exclusion and social isolation. According to Jehovah’s Witnesses, apostates are those who question or reject the Organization’s interpretation of the Bible and those who share their dissenting views with others. This often includes questions that may be considered matters of conscience or interpretations that the Bible does not directly regulate. Who are apostates according to the Bible? The Bible defines apostates as individuals ... Explore more
- [Disfellowshipped Former Members](https://afterdeathstudy.com/disfellowshipped-former-members/): ConceptsDisfellowshipping is the act of removing a member from Jehovah’s Witnesses. In 2024, Jehovah’s Witnesses introduced the term “removed” instead of “disfellowshipped. “Resigned is a person who chooses to resign from Jehovah’s Witnesses. In 2026, the Norwegian Supreme Court held that the term shunned (Norwegian “utstøtt”) is the effect of either being excluded or withdrawing. A person who is either removed or has withdrawn is shunned from the congregation by all members cutting off all contact with the removed person.  The Practices of Jehovah’s Witnesses According to Jehovah’s Witnesses, this practice is rooted solely in Paul’s instructions in In 1 Corinthians ... Explore more
- [When Is Satan Hurled Down To The Earth?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/when-is-satan-hurled-down-to-the-earth/): Revelation 12:7, cf. verse 9, states that “And war broke out in heaven: Michael and his angels battled with the dragon [Satan], … he was hurled down to the earth, and his angels were hurled down with him…”. The New Jerusalem “gave birth” to a son who will “shepherd all the nations with an iron rod” and who will be brought to God and his throne (Rev. 12:5). He is brought forth by the city of Jerusalem during the 1,000-year kingdom. The logical order would then be that Jesus first comes to earth, and then is installed as king in the ... Explore more
- [Sexual Immorality](https://afterdeathstudy.com/sexual-immorality/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses place great emphasis on the term porneía, the Greek word that is often translated “sexual immorality” in their Bible translation, the New World Translation. They define porneía as any sexual act between people who are not legally married to each other. The organization specifies that porneía is not only regular vaginal intercourse, but also includes other genital stimulation between people who are not spouses. This means that acts such as mutual masturbation between two people, touching genitals and the like, can also fall under the category of sexual immorality if it occurs between unmarried people ... Explore more
- [Is There a People Of God On Earth Today?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/people-of-god-on-earth-today/): Comparing claims of authority in Catholicism, Protestantism, and Jehovah's Witnesses with Biblical teaching.
- [Registration Of Marriage And Divorce](https://afterdeathstudy.com/registration-of-marriage-and-divorce/): What do Jehovah’s Witnesses teach? Jehovah’s Witnesses have a strict understanding of the validity of marriage. According to their teachings, marriages must be registered with the authorities, if such registration is available in the country in question. Jehovah’s Witnesses view marriage as a covenant between a man and a woman who live in fidelity to each other and are recognized by God, but they also emphasize legal recognition in order to fulfill the Bible’s principles of honesty and respect for government arrangements. In The Watchtower, October 15, 2006, page 18, paragraph 2, Jehovah’s Witnesses acknowledge that True, the Bible does not ... Explore more
- [Can Christians Have More Than One Wife?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/can-christian-have-more-than-one-wife/): Jehovah’s Witnesses’ views on polygamy (a man has several wives) Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that God’s original purpose for marriage was monogamy, based on the creation account in which one man and one woman were united. Although polygamy was common among God’s servants in the Old Testament, Jehovah’s Witnesses view it as a practice that God tolerated temporarily because of people’s “hardheartedness.” They believe that Jesus restored monogamy as the standard for Christians, citing Matthew 19:4-6, where Jesus quotes the account of creation and emphasizes that “the two shall be one flesh.” Therefore, Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Christians today should practice monogamy. ... Explore more
- [Is Participation in War Contrary to the Bible?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/is-participation-in-war-contrary-to-the-bible/): What do Jehovah’s Witnesses teach? Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that true Christians must remain completely neutral in the world’s conflicts. They do not participate in war, do not perform military service, nor do they support any nation politically or militarily. They justify this attitude with Jesus’ statement that His Kingdom is not of this world, as stated in John 18:36, and His instruction to lay down the sword in Matthew 26:52. The Witnesses view conscientious objection as part of their Christian integrity, and this has led many of them to be imprisoned or persecuted in various countries for their steadfast neutrality. They ... Explore more
- [Prayer](https://afterdeathstudy.com/prayer/): Does Jehovah answer prayer today? Can you say with certainty that Jehovah has fulfilled some of your prayers? How do you know? Most religious communities today have prayer rituals or prayer as an essential part of their worship. We have no verifiable possibility of verifying whether someone has actually been answered by their god in the present tense. Accounts of people who claim to have their prayers heard presuppose that we trust 100% their statements about what they have prayed for, and to some extent how they believe the prayer was fulfilled. Nor can we know for sure which events are ... Explore more
- [Spiritism And Wicked Spirits](https://afterdeathstudy.com/spiritism-and-wicked-spirits/): PRACTICAL OR SECONDARY QUESTIONS What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that spiritism and wicked spirits are a real and dangerous force that humans must guard against. According to their understanding, Satan and the demons actively seek to influence people through spiritistic practices such as divination, contact with the dead, magic, or occult rituals. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that even possession of an object that may have been related to any of these carries the risk of being tormented by wicked spirits. They believe that such forces are not just harmless superstitions but actual manifestations of demonic activity. Jehovah’s Witnesses emphasize that ... Explore more
- [Tattoos](https://afterdeathstudy.com/are-tattoos-a-sin-in-the-bible/): Are Tattoos a Sin in the Bible? Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses advise against tattooing with reference to Leviticus 19:28 which says: You shall not scratch yourselves on your body in mourning over someone who has died, and you shall not make tattoo marks on you. I am Jehovah. Otherwise, Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that tattooing is generally associated with pagan practices and appears as a kind of rebellion. The Bible teaches The ban on tattooing in Leviticus 19:28 was given to the Jews as part of the Mosaic Law. Jesus abolished the law of Moses (Romans 10:4). The ban therefore does ... Explore more
- [What Does It Mean To Inherit God's Kingdom?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/inherit-gods-kingdom/): Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that God’s Kingdom is a government established by God and that God rules from heaven. Jesus is the King of God’s Kingdom. They believe that the Bible constitutes the laws of God’s Kingdom that the inhabitants of that Kingdom must follow. The Bible says God’s Kingdom is a government instituted by Jehovah God and, according to Daniel 2:44, will replace all other kingdoms on earth. It is a government that was first established in heaven and later on earth. This is evident from the model prayer at Matthew 6:10, in which Jesus prayed to Jehovah ... Explore more
- [In What Way Is The Bible Inspired?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/in-what-way-is-the-bible-inspired/): How did God communicate His word to Bible writers? In 2 Timothy 3:16, it says that “All scripture is given by inspiration of God.” When the New World Translation uses “inspired”, this is from the Greek adjective θεόπνευστος (theópneustos). The word is composed of theos which means God, and pneo which means to breathe or blow. One gets the idea that God has blown into the texts what He wants. Well, it comes from God. The Bible shows that there are varying ways in which God communicates His Word. For example, Jehovah dictated what Moses should write when the Mosaic Law ... Explore more
- [The Resurrection and Life During the 1,000-Year Kingdom](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-resurrection-and-life-during-the-1000-year-kingdom/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses Teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that there are two types of resurrections. 1) 144,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses who will be resurrected to life in heaven and 2) the rest of Jehovah’s Witnesses will be resurrected from death to life during the 1,000-year kingdom. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that they are the successors of what they call “the first Christian congregation,” so that they become a kind of “second Christian congregation” in history. Only people from these two groups are resurrected, but Jehovah’s Witnesses are open for the possibility that other people may come to life, especially if they have studied with ... Explore more
- [Is Anyone Going To Heaven?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/is-anyone-going-to-heaven/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses Believe Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that humans have the hope of living forever in a future paradise on earth. This paradise is a restoration of the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve lived. In the future, paradise will not be limited to Eden but will cover the whole earth. Jehovah’s Witnesses teach, however, that 144,000 people are anointed as kings to rule with Jesus in heaven. This teaching is based on Revelation 14:1, 3, which says that John saw in a vision the Lamb (the Messiah) standing on Mount Zion with 144,000 who are “singing … before the ... Explore more
- [The Faithful And Discreet Slave](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-faithful-and-discreet-slave/): Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Matthew 24:45 asks, "Who really is the faithful and discreet slave whom his master has appointed over his domestics to  feed them at the proper time?" The Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses, which according to Jehovah’s Witnesses is the faithful and discreet slave, has declared that they are directly directed by holy spirit and are God’s representatives on earth. The January 15, 2001, issue of The Watchtower states that “Kingdom interests on earth have been entrusted to ‘the faithful and discreet slave’ who is represented by the Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses.” Only the Governing Body of Jehovah’s ... Explore more
- [This Generation](https://afterdeathstudy.com/this-generation/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach The Bible Students (as Jehovah’s Witnesses were formerly called) were very concerned about the end and created a sense of urgency since the end could come at any time. The Bible Students focused on a statement in Luke 21:24 that the appointed times of the nations will end and then they looked for a way to date to the end. The generational doctrine of Jehovah’s Witnesses is based on Jesus’ statement at Matthew 24:34 —”this generation will by no means pass away until all these things happen.” How did the generational doctrine of Jehovah’s Witnesses develop? In ... Explore more
- [Who Has Power Over the Earth Today?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/who-has-power-over-the-earth-today/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Satan the Devil is the real ruler of the world. They base this doctrine on a statement in 1 John 5:19, which says that “the whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one.” As a supporting argument, Jehovah’s Witnesses refer to Luke 4:6, where Satan offers Jesus power over the whole world. Jehovah’s Witnesses argue that if Satan were not the ruler of the earth, he could not offer Jesus power over the world. Furthermore, Jehovah’s Witnesses interpret 2 Corinthians 4:4 to mean that “the god of this system of ... Explore more
- [The Coming of Jesus visible or Invisible?](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-coming-of-jesus-visible-or-invisible/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses teach that Jesus’ return took place invisibly in 1914, marking the beginning of his heavenly presence as King. They base this understanding on the interpretation of the Greek word “parousia”, which is often translated as “coming”, but which JW believe means “presence”. According to JW beliefs, Jesus’ invisible presence is manifested through signs in the world situation, such as wars, food shortages, and earthquakes, which they interpret as the fulfillment of the prophecies of the last days. Jehovah’s Witnesses further argue that it will be difficult for people all over the world to literally see ... Explore more
- [Jehovah's Rulings](https://afterdeathstudy.com/the-final-judgment/): What Jehovah’s Witnesses teach Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that Armageddon removes the governments of this world but also all people who are not baptised members of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Those who study the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses and have not yet been baptized as Jehovah’s Witness before Harmageddon may have a hope for survival. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that after Armageddon, Christ will begin his 1000 Year Reign (Revelation 20:1-6), during which mankind will have the opportunity to learn God’s ways and attain perfection. At the end of this period, Satan will be released to decide the matter of human integrity anew. Those who ... Explore more

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