Description
About the Book
Is it unkind to warn people who are being misled? That question, from The Watchtower itself, led Jan Voerman to write this book. He uses the Watch Tower Society’s own publications because they reveal the deceptions. The author reproduces actual images from The Watchtower, and many other Jehovah’s Witness publications because they reveal predictions that failed, dates that moved, and doctrines that flipped, all while the organization claims to be Jehovah’s sole prophetic voice on earth. Jan Voerman’s tone is compassionate and convicting. The goal is not to win an argument but to lead the reader toward the true Jehovah. For anyone who has ever knocked on a door or answered one, this is the conversation worth having.
About the Author
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Jan Voerman is a retired pastor and author of several booklets written for Jehovah’s Witnesses. His favorite text is John 3:21: “He that doeth truth cometh to the light.” For more books by the author, click HERE. |
Preview
Questions this book answers
- Have Jehovah’s Witnesses changed their stance on blood transfusions?
- Yes. The chapter “Blood Transfusions, the Latest Reversal” reproduces the Watch Tower Society’s own statements on the 81-year ban and the recently changed policy, and asks what the ban cost. The reversal is shown in the organization’s own pages.
- How many times did Jehovah’s Witnesses predict the end of the world?
- The book reproduces the Society’s predictions one by one from its own publications, including 1914, 1975, the three years of speculation, and the updated dates for the 2300 prophetic days, each in a photograph of the original page.
- What happened in 1914 according to Jehovah’s Witnesses?
- The chapter “The Year 1914” shows what the Watch Tower originally said would happen in 1914 and how the explanation changed after the year passed, set beside the Society’s later statements so readers can compare them.
- How do I talk to a Jehovah’s Witness family member without arguing?
- Jan Voerman writes as a retired pastor and a compassionate friend; the opening chapter, “A Service of Friendship,” sets the tone. Every piece of evidence comes from Watch Tower publications, so a Witness can test it against sources he already trusts.
- Is the Watchtower God’s channel of truth?
- The chapters “God’s Channel of Truth” and “The Watch Tower Organization Condemns Itself” test that claim by the Bible’s standard for a prophet, using the Society’s own words. The closing chapters point the reader back to Scripture.
Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Printed: |
2026 |
Pages: |
84 |
Edition: |
1st |
ISBN: |
9781479619023 |
Dimensions: |
5.00 x 8.00 |
Book Title: |
The Message of the Watchtower: Test the Teachings of Jehovah’s Witnesses by the Watchtower’s Own Words |
Author: |
Jan Voerman |
