Picture this: the doorbell rings, and there stand two Jehovah's Witnesses with their literature in hand. You've always wanted to share your faith, but their arguments feel scripted and tough to counter. That's where Ron Rhodes' Reasoning from the Scriptures with the Jehovah's Witnesses steps in—this revised paperback isn't just a book; it's your conversation companion, updated with fresh insights from over 90,000 copies sold.
Jehovah's Witnesses are trained rigorously, often arriving with memorized points from the Watchtower Society. Doctrines like denying the Trinity, Jesus' deity, or hellfire can leave you stammering if you're unprepared. Many Christians freeze up, missing the chance to point them toward biblical truth. This guide addresses that head-on, helping you navigate these talks without confrontation.
Rhodes delivers side-by-side charts comparing the New World Translation to trusted Bibles, spotlighting key differences in verses about God's nature, salvation, and more. You'll find point-by-point breakdowns of Witness arguments—from blood transfusions to 1914 prophecies—with scripture-based replies that stick.
Imagine finishing a chat where you've planted seeds of doubt in their Watchtower reliance, all while showing Christ's love. Readers use this for personal prep, small group studies, or handing to friends facing similar encounters. It's compassionate yet firm, fostering genuine discussions over debates. Whether you're new to apologetics or seasoned, it builds your assurance in sharing the gospel.
Keep it by your door for impromptu visits, or study a chapter weekly to stay sharp. Churches love it for library stocking or witnessing workshops. At 288 pages, it's portable enough for your bag during outreach. Jehovah's Witnesses emphasize Bible reasoning—this book turns that back on them effectively.
Grab this essential for your shelf; it's helped countless Christians turn encounters into opportunities.
