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Bookmark or Share- Why Don’t Jehovah’s Witnesses Accept Blood Transfusions? - JW.ORGMyth: Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that faith will heal a person’s ailments. Fact: We do not practice faith healing. Myth: Avoiding blood transfusions is very costly. Fact: Medical treatments that avoid blood transfusions are cost-effective. a. Myth: Many Witnesses, including children, die each year as a result of refusing blood transfusions.
- I Want to Die —Can the Bible Help Me When I Have Suicidal Thoughts?Matthew 9:12. Meaning: We should seek medical help when we are ill. Suicidal thoughts may be a symptom of mental or emotional illness. Like physical sickness, this is nothing to be ashamed of. Mental and emotional illnesses can be treated. Try this: Seek help from a qualified physician as soon as possible.
- What Is the Unforgivable Sin? | Bible QuestionsThe unforgivable sin refers to actions accompanied by an attitude that keeps a sinner from ever receiving God’s forgiveness. How could such a disposition develop? God forgives those who repent of their sins, follow his standards in their life, and exercise faith in Jesus Christ. (Acts 3: 19, 20) However, a person can become so set in ...
- What if You Commit a Serious Sin? - JW.ORGConfess your sin, be honest with the elders, and accept Jehovah’s loving help. 4. Jehovah shows mercy to sinners. If a person who has committed a serious sin refuses to follow Jehovah’s standards, he is removed from the congregation, and we do not socialize with him. Read 1 Corinthians 5:6, 11, and then discuss this question:
- What Are the “Seven Deadly Sins”—Are They in the Bible? - JW.ORGThe Bible’s answer. The Bible does not specifically describe a set of “seven deadly sins.”. However, it does teach that practicing serious sins will prevent a person from gaining salvation. For example, the Bible refers to such serious sins as sexual immorality, idolatry, spiritism, fits of anger, and drunkenness as “the works of the ...
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