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The late Johannes Greber was a known spiritist who claimed spirits showed him
what words to use in his Bible translation entitled "The New Testament", published in
1937. Although his publication was translated through the occult practice of
necromancy and is said to have been written "with the help of God's spirit world", the
Watchtower Society had numerously referenced to Greber's translation in the efforts
to support their erroneous translation of John 1:1. Although Jehovah's Witnesses
believe the Watchtower Society has given them the whole truth regarding this issue,
the following evidence serves as transparent evidence that Watchtower leaders
deviously conceal their history to prevent loyal followers from leaving this
multi-billion dollar corporation.
In this article "Triumphing over Wicked
Spirit Forces", the Watchtower Society
makes reference to the introduction
from the 1937 edition of the New
Testament by Johannes Greber.
According to the passage within this
article, Greber was indeed a spiritist
who communicated with "the world of
God's spirits". The Society recognized
that Greber's translation of the New
Testament was indeed created under the
influence of spirits. Now that we know
the Watchtower Society recognized
Johannes Greber as a spiritist back in
1956, surely the Society's publications
wouldn't cite Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation to support their own
doctrines?
On the contrary. Here is just one of the many
references to Johannes Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation within Watchtower literature to
support their renderings of John 1:1. Yes
indeed, The Society had cited Greber in
positive context after the article was published
regarding their acknowledgement of Greber's
spiritualistic translation.
"Aid to Bible Understanding"
1969.pg.1669.
Yes, after the Watchtower Society recognized Greber as a spiritist they continued to
quote from his spirit directed translation to support their own doctrines:
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1669 (as seen above)
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1134
The Watchtower. 9/15/62. pg.554.
The Watchtower. 10/15/75. pg.640
The Watchtower. 4/15/1976. pg.231
The Word. pg.5
After much public knowledge that Greber was indeed a
spiritist and the Watchtower Society had used his translation
to support their own doctrines, the Society was forced to
fabricate this "Questions from Readers" to rid themselves of
any connections with Greber's translation. According to this
article, the Society admits they recognized Greber as a
spiritist from the foreword of his 1980 edition of "The New
Testament". The Society had also "deemed it improper to
make use of a translation that has such a close rapport with
spiritism". Although the Society is attempting to state that
they were unaware Greber was a spiritist until the 1980
edition of "The New Testament", the article we had read
from 1956 Watchtower magazine proves the Society has
always been aware of the fact that Greber was a spiritist.
The late Johannes Greber was a known spiritist who claimed spirits showed him
what words to use in his Bible translation entitled "The New Testament", published in
1937. Although his publication was translated through the occult practice of
necromancy and is said to have been written "with the help of God's spirit world", the
Watchtower Society had numerously referenced to Greber's translation in the efforts
to support their erroneous translation of John 1:1. Although Jehovah's Witnesses
believe the Watchtower Society has given them the whole truth regarding this issue,
the following evidence serves as transparent evidence that Watchtower leaders
deviously conceal their history to prevent loyal followers from leaving this
multi-billion dollar corporation.
Yes, after the Watchtower Society recognized Greber as a spiritist they continued to
quote from his spirit directed translation to support their own doctrines:
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1669 (as seen above)
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1134
The Watchtower. 9/15/62. pg.554.
The Watchtower. 10/15/75. pg.640
The Watchtower. 4/15/1976. pg.231
The Word. pg.5
Despite their ignorant "new light" beliefs, Jehovah's Witnesses must come to the
realization that their current doctrines rest on ungodly ground. The changes in the
Watchtower Society's teachings cannot be "progressive understanding", for God
Himself would not confuse true followers of Him and His Word. These facts serve as
transparent evidence that the Watchtower Society is not at all directed by God. God
Himself would have nothing to do with a deceptive, underhanded and occult
practicing organization such as the Watchtower Society.
Johannes Greber and "The
New Testament".1937
In this article "Triumphing over Wicked
Spirit Forces", the Watchtower Society
makes reference to the introduction
from the 1937 edition of the New
Testament by Johannes Greber.
According to the passage within this
article, Greber was indeed a spiritist
who communicated with "the world of
God's spirits". The Society recognized
that Greber's translation of the New
Testament was indeed created under the
influence of spirits. Now that we know
the Watchtower Society recognized
Johannes Greber as a spiritist back in
1956, surely the Society's publications
wouldn't cite Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation to support their own
doctrines?
The Watchtower. 2/15/56.pg.108.
On the contrary. Here is just one of the many
references to Johannes Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation within Watchtower literature to
support their renderings of John 1:1. Yes
indeed, The Society had cited Greber in
positive context after the article was published
regarding their acknowledgement of Greber's
spiritualistic translation.
"Aid to Bible Understanding"
1969.pg.1669.
The Watchtower.4/1/83.
After much public knowledge that Greber was indeed a
spiritist and the Watchtower Society had used his translation
to support their own doctrines, the Society was forced to
fabricate this "Questions from Readers" to rid themselves of
any connections with Greber's translation. According to this
article, the Society admits they recognized Greber as a
spiritist from the foreword of his 1980 edition of "The New
Testament".
The Society had also "deemed it improper to
make use of a translation that has such a close rapport with
spiritism". Although the Society is attempting to state that
they were unaware Greber was a spiritist until the 1980
edition of "The New Testament", the article we had read
from 1956 Watchtower magazine proves the Society has
always been aware of the fact that Greber was a spiritist.
The late Johannes Greber was a known spiritist who claimed spirits showed him
what words to use in his Bible translation entitled "The New Testament", published in
1937. Although his publication was translated through the occult practice of
necromancy and is said to have been written "with the help of God's spirit world", the
Watchtower Society had numerously referenced to Greber's translation in the efforts
to support their erroneous translation of John 1:1. Although Jehovah's Witnesses
believe the Watchtower Society has given them the whole truth regarding this issue,
the following evidence serves as transparent evidence that Watchtower leaders
deviously conceal their history to prevent loyal followers from leaving this
multi-billion dollar corporation.
Yes, after the Watchtower Society recognized Greber as a spiritist they continued to
quote from his spirit directed translation to support their own doctrines:
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1669 (as seen above)
Aid to Bible Understanding pg.1134
The Watchtower. 9/15/62. pg.554.
The Watchtower. 10/15/75. pg.640
The Watchtower. 4/15/1976. pg.231
The Word. pg.5
Despite their ignorant "new light" beliefs, Jehovah's Witnesses must come to the
realization that their current doctrines rest on ungodly ground. The changes in the
Watchtower Society's teachings cannot be "progressive understanding", for God
Himself would not confuse true followers of Him and His Word. These facts serve as
transparent evidence that the Watchtower Society is not at all directed by God. God
Himself would have nothing to do with a deceptive, underhanded and occult
practicing organization such as the Watchtower Society.
Johannes Greber and "The
New Testament".1937
In this article "Triumphing over Wicked
Spirit Forces", the Watchtower Society
makes reference to the introduction
from the 1937 edition of the New
Testament by Johannes Greber.
According to the passage within this
article, Greber was indeed a spiritist
who communicated with "the world of
God's spirits". The Society recognized
that Greber's translation of the New
Testament was indeed created under the
influence of spirits. Now that we know
the Watchtower Society recognized
Johannes Greber as a spiritist back in
1956, surely the Society's publications
wouldn't cite Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation to support their own
doctrines?
The Watchtower. 2/15/56.pg.108.
On the contrary. Here is just one of the many
references to Johannes Greber's "spiritualistic"
translation within Watchtower literature to
support their renderings of John 1:1. Yes
indeed, The Society had cited Greber in
positive context after the article was published
regarding their acknowledgement of Greber's
spiritualistic translation.
"Aid to Bible Understanding"
1969.pg.1669.
The Watchtower.4/1/83.
Notice the date of the letter being 1980, twenty-four years after the 1956 Watchtower
magazine in which the Society had recognized Johannes Greber as a spiritist.
To further solidify the undeniable fact that the Watchtower Society continued to use
Greber's translation after recognizing it to be "spiritualistic", here is a letter obtained
by former member of the Watchtower Society Bill Cetnar:
Notice the date of the letter being 1980, twenty-four years after the 1956 Watchtower
magazine in which the Society had recognized Johannes Greber as a spiritist.
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Despite their ignorant "new light" beliefs, Jehovah's Witnesses must come to the
realization that their current doctrines rest on ungodly ground. The changes in the
Watchtower Society's teachings cannot be "progressive understanding", for God
Himself would not confuse true followers of Him and His Word. These facts serve as
transparent evidence that the Watchtower Society is not at all directed by God. God
Himself would have nothing to do with a deceptive, underhanded and occult
practicing organization such as the Watchtower Society.
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