Jehovah Witnesses (JWs) are a Christian religious movement. They are known for their unique beliefs that separate them from mainstream Christianity.

Their founder, Charles Taze Russell, was a Bible student who questioned some of the most common views within the Christian church. During his ministry, Russell came up with many of the distinctive beliefs that are today held by JWs.

They believe in God

Jehovah Witnesses believe that there is only one true God. They also believe that God is a loving and powerful God who rewards those who follow Him.

They also believe that all other religions are false and dishonor God. This is why they are so passionate about their beliefs and are often willing to go door-to-door trying to convert others to their faith.

The Witnesses believe that there is only one God and that He has a body and a soul. They also believe that there is only one Jesus Christ, who is the son of God.

They also think that the Bible is the Word of God and that it teaches the truth about God. This is why they use their own version of the Bible called the New World Translation.

Their beliefs about God are quite different from those of other Christians. They believe that there is only one God, that He has a body and a human soul, that Jesus is the Son of God, that the Holy Spirit is a person, and that there is no Trinity.

When talking to a friend who is a Jehovah Witness, be gentle and respectful. They may be very defensive, and you will need to find an appropriate way of communicating your Christian beliefs without offending them.

A Jehovah Witness may be very conservative on social issues, such as abortion and same-sex marriage. Roughly three-quarters of them say that people should be banned from abortion all or most of the time and that homosexuality should be discouraged by society.

Similarly, they have very strict rules about what is and isn't acceptable in their churches. For example, they don't eat blood and don't drink alcohol in excess.

They don't celebrate holidays like Christmas or Easter because they think that these are pagan celebrations. They also don't use the cross because they believe it is a pagan symbol and they don't like it.

They also believe that the end of the world is coming soon and that this will happen at some point. They also believe that the end of the world will be a day of judgment where those who have followed God will be saved and those who haven't will be condemned to hell.

They believe in the Bible

Jehovah Witnesses do not believe that the Bible is the inerrant Word of God. They also do not believe that Jesus is God. They also believe that the Holy Spirit is an inanimate force, not a person.

They also believe that Jesus was the 'first' son of 'Jehovah' and is not a member of the Trinity. They also do not believe that hell exists, nor do they believe in the resurrection of the dead.

One of their major tenets is that man does not have a soul. This belief is referred to as annihilationism, which is a form of atheism that denies the existence of a soul upon death.

Another tenet is that man cannot be saved by works of the law. This is a misreading of the Bible, as salvation is not by works but by faith in Christ alone.

These tenets are very contrary to biblical Christianity and do not stand up in the light of the Bible. They are a denial of fundamental Christian teachings and beliefs, which are taught by all the Fathers of the Church.

The Witnesses have their own translation of the Bible, called the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. They do not use any other translations and they make very little use of other Bibles.

They also have their own preaching organization called the Watch Tower Society. They have a body of selected male elders and ministerial servants who are responsible for congregational governance, setting meeting times, directing public preaching work, and creating "judicial committees" to investigate and determine disciplinary action if a member is alleged to be breaking the Bible's Scriptural laws or organizational codes.

Their congregations are organized in groups of 'watch towers' (which are usually located within large communities). These group are headed by male elders and ministerial servants.

In each watch tower, there are 'church buildings' which are used for meetings and other activities. These buildings may be rented by members or they can be constructed by themselves.

Besides the Bible, members also have access to the Watch Tower magazine, which has information about current events and news on upcoming events. The magazine is also a resource for learning more about Jehovah's plan for the world.

They believe in Jesus

Jehovah witnesses (JWs) identify as Christians, but they have some beliefs that are different from other Christians. For example, they believe that Jesus is the son of God but is not part of a Trinity. They also believe that the end of time began in a definite year, 1914.

They also believe that the Holy Spirit is an impersonal force, whereas Christians think of the Holy Spirit as a real person. They also believe that salvation requires faith in Christ, association with their religion, and obedience to their rules.

As a result, JWs often have a difficult time sharing the gospel with others. This can be frustrating for Christian believers who want to share the truth with people who do not know Jesus.

One way to help someone who does not know Jesus is to explain how the Bible teaches that Jesus is God. They will be more likely to trust the Bible if they understand that it teaches that Jesus is God.

For example, they can look at Hebrews 1:8-12 and Psalm 102:25-27. These passages both teach that Jesus is the Creator, proving that He is God.

Another point to make is that Jesus was physically resurrected from the dead. This is the most well-attested fact of ancient history.

This is why the Bible is so important to Christians. If Jesus were not physically resurrected, then Christianity would be a flimsy belief system and would be extremely hard to defend.

Moreover, denying that Jesus was physically resurrected would mean that He was not God and that He still hasn't solved the problem of death.

To help someone who does not know Jesus to come to faith, Christians must first show them that God is real and that he sent his only begotten Son, Jesus, to die on the cross so that we can have eternal life with him. Then, Christians can share the good news of Jesus' resurrection with them. Then, they will know that they need to trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and follow him. This is the only way to be saved from sin and have eternal life with God.

They believe in the Holy Spirit

Jehovah Witnesses believe that the Holy Spirit is an active force of God. They also believe that Jesus is God's Son, a creation of the Father.

They believe that the Bible teaches that there is one true God and that Jesus Christ is His Son. They also believe in a Judgment Day, where people will be judged according to their actions. They believe that Jesus' death on the cross paid for the sins of all humanity.

Most Jehovah witnesses are Christians, and they are more likely to be women than men. They also tend to be less educated than most other religious groups.

They are very passionate about knowing their beliefs and sharing them with others. They go door-to-door and hold meetings to preach the Good News of Jesus Christ, their only hope of salvation.

The Jehovah Witness Bible has a unique translation that they use exclusively. It is called the New World Translation and it is different from the Bible that most other Christian denominations use.

Using the Bible is important for the Witnesses because it shows them how to live their lives. They read their scriptures regularly and try to follow what it says.

They also have a strict rule of no gambling, alcohol or drugs. They are a strict pacifist organization and do not engage in political activities, and they condemn abortion as a sin.

In addition to this, they have strict laws about divorce and remarriage. They adhere to the Bible's teaching that marriage is between one man and one woman.

Their beliefs about the Holy Spirit differ from traditional Christianity. They reject the Trinity doctrine, and they believe that the Spirit is an impersonal force rather than a person.

This is a very controversial belief, but it does exist in the Bible. It is found in both the Old and New Testaments.

In the Bible, the Spirit is mentioned as being the third member of the Trinity. It is referred to as the Comforter, and it has many other names. It is also a force that can cause people to have visions. It can give people a power over nature and the environment. It can even give people strength to overcome challenges.