Jehovah don't believe Jesus is god?

Answer 1

Jehovah is God. (Exodus 6:3, KJV) Therefore, he knows if Jesus is God or not.

Jehovah inspired the whole Bible to be written. (2 Timothy 3:16, 17)

One thing he had inspired to be written were the words of Luke 1:32, which tells us that Jesus is "the Son of the Highest."

Who is the Highest? Psalm 83:18 answers: "That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the most high over all the earth."

So, Jesus is the Son of the most high God, Jehovah.

AnswerThe above answer shows typical Jehovah's Witness rhetoric where verses are taken out of context to try to prove a very erroneous point.

No, Jehovah's Witnesses do not believe Jesus is God. They refuse to accept God-inspired Scripture and the teachings of the Church over the last 2000 years which had its roots in the apostles themselves who taught the early Church fathers (such as Polycarp, Irenaeus, Tertullian and so on) that Jesus is divine. They refuse to accept that the Trinitarian Godhead, Father, Son and Holy Spirit is not only scriptural (eg specifically at the end of Matthew's gospel, and which pervades the whole of scripture from Genesis to Revelation) but it is the only way theologically that makes sense of a God of love, sacrificing himself on the cross, as Jesus, as an act of total inconditional love for humanity. They insist on calling God 'Jehovah' despite this term not being Biblical but a corruption of God's 'name' YHWH (called the Tertragrammaton) which was deemed so holy that it was never uttered aloud by Jews. Instead they used the word 'Adonai' (Lord) among others. Their insistence on calling God, then, 'Jehovah' is even more grating on both the ear of the Christian and the Jew, and is seen as even more disrespectful than, say, calling Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 'Lizzie' to her face.

Instead Jehovah's Witnesses follow the teachings of a self-confessed charlatan called Charles Taize Russell who in the 19th Century set himself up as a 'pastor' and 'Biblical Scholar' despite having never been called to ministry or having been ordained, and despite his having absolutely no knowledge of Biblical Greek Hebrew, history or theology. His main concern was in making money from selling Biblical tracts through the organisation he set up called the 'Watchtower' organisation, which still exists, and which still makes vast amounts of money selling bogus religious literature to the unwary.

As a result of this heretical teaching, JWs are taught that Jesus is not God and that we are not to worship him (despite several references in scripture of Jesus accepting worship). Their interpretation of scripture is extremely poor and misleads many, as they do not have the rigor or understanding of scripture that would provide them with the correct interpretation that God iintended. Yet they regard themselves as the only group who will go to heaven, and judge all others as in cahoots with the devil, and belief in Jesus as Lord and the second person of a Trinitarian Godhead as satanic.

Therefore the Christian Church does not recognise the JW organisation as a Christian organisation, but as a cult - and some would even go as far to say that is a sinister cult at its worst.