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NOAH: Who Was He? Part 1

Before Noah steps onto the scene, Genesis describes what the world was like in Noah’s days. It was corrupt, violent, completely lost and in opposition to God. So, how does the Bible describe the world at the time? Even Jesus, in reference to His coming kingdom, warns us of the “days of Noah” concerning what is still in our future and many would argue were in when Jesus walked among us and the days in which we continue to live. See Luke 17:20-37.

David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 7/27/25 David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 7/27/25

Do Jehovah’s Witnesses Have One True God?

The next time the Jehovah’s Witnesses come to your door you may ask them, "Does your organization teach more than one true God?"

Almost without fail the sharp Witness will reply, “We only believe in one true God, Jehovah.”

Explain that you agree with this statement saying, “I also believe in only one true God and all other gods are false gods.”

Then ask, “How do you understand John 1:1 that teaches, ‘the Word [Jesus] was God?’”

David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 6/1/25 David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 6/1/25

Why I Cannot Be a Jehovah’s Witness: Their False Doctrines, Reason #2

The doctrines of the Jehovah’s Witnesses are in diametric opposition to historic biblical Christianity. There is no significant area of agreement. They are wrong on just about everything.

Among the most essential doctrines denied by them are the deity of Christ, the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit, the Trinity, the bodily resurrection of Jesus, His visible second coming, hell, the nature of man, the gospel, and many more.

David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 4/20/25 David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 4/20/25

What Is God’s Name?

Jehovah’s Witnesses have very little understanding of the Name they have taken for themselves. The origin of the Name is in Exodus 3, where a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus as “the angel of the Lord” says His name is I Am. In Hebrew the Angel of the Lord said, “ehyeh asher ehyeh” which was translated as “I Am that I Am.” It means “I Am the Eternal” which tells us the Angel of the Lord was the pre-incarnate Jesus. The Hebrew behind I Am is the origin of Yahweh.

David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 3/30/25 David Henke, Watchman.org, slightly edited with permission 3/30/25

The Bodily Resurrection

When we share the Bible with a Jehovah’s Witness, we should emphasize what is most important for them to know. We must let them know that the bodily resurrection is of “FIRST IMPORTANCE.”

My recommendation is that we should focus our witness to them on a topic that is essential to the Gospel. It also helps that this doctrine is very clear in the New Testament. There are no interpretive or textual problems. There are also a lot fewer verses to cover than other key doctrines like the Trinity [which, in Make Sure Ministries’ opinion, is not a subject that should be approached in early conversations, but rather just the deity of Christ].

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Simple Mathematical Truth

Let’s use some math to see if the above equation can be applied to Scripture. While there are many passages that can be chosen for each (fewer testifying to the Holy Spirit), we will chose but one for the sake of brevity. For more passages, click on the links below to other pages within this website.