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Shoot; your background looks like you’ve got alot of J.W. books behind you. Looks like a J.W. library. If that’s incorrect then please clarify this/your background.

Thank you for sharing your story! This is gonna be great info! Awesome! 👏

Wow! There’s a lot from these incredible comments! Way to go everybody! 😊👏🙏

Really enjoyed this episode and would love some further suggestions in the same vein. Thank you 🙏

A local K hall been sold to pentacostal s oh my it's all about free labor and realestate

Get a life bro

There are tons of Videos, Websites Pages that answer your questions

Theophanies: God’s appearances to people in the Old Testament were not direct, face-to-face encounters. Instead, they were manifestations of God’s presence or power, often in human form or through angels. These theophanies were not a direct revelation of God’s essence, but rather a way for God to communicate with His people. Moses’ experience: Moses’ encounter with God in Exodus 33 is often cited as an example of a theophany. While God spoke to Moses “face to face,” this phrase is often interpreted as a figure of speech, emphasizing the intimacy and closeness of their relationship. Moses did not see God’s face, but rather God’s back, as God’s glory was too great for humans to behold (Exodus 33:20). John’s emphasis: John’s statement in John 1:18 may be emphasizing that no one has seen God in His essential nature or in His glory. While God has appeared to people in various forms, these appearances were not a direct revelation of His essence. John is highlighting the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, who is the only begotten Son of God and has declared God’s nature to humanity. The limitations of human understanding: The Bible teaches that humans are limited in their ability to comprehend God’s nature and glory. God’s appearances to people in the Old Testament were often adapted to their understanding, and even Moses was not allowed to see God’s face because it would have been too much for him to bear (Exodus 33:20)

There's Google to ask basic questions if you dont understand or think there's a contradiction, you can watch Dispensationalism, there are theologians etc. who knew more about Bible why do you search contradictions rather than study them I'm not expert but too many ways

The phrase “rightly dividing the word of truth” is found in 2 Timothy 2:15, where the apostle Paul encourages Timothy to be diligent in his study of the Bible. The phrase is often misunderstood, and its meaning is crucial for understanding the Bible correctly. What does it mean to rightly divide the word of truth? According to the search results, the phrase “rightly dividing the word of truth” means to accurately handle the Word of God. It is not about dividing the Bible into separate passages or books, but rather about understanding the context, audience, and intended meaning of each passage. The importance of rightly dividing the word of truth Rightly dividing the word of truth is essential for understanding the Bible correctly. It requires diligence, effort, and a commitment to studying the Bible. As Paul writes, “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Timothy 2:15)

What is the hype or whatever that attracts people to be a JW?

Apostates are JW among others. Read the Bible and learn..Israel was considered apostate ate times.... What about now? The children...Trying to influence ones to/ or not to eat bread and drink wine... Do they read the Bible. JW never reason from scriptures. I do believe...but not the lies of jw. ActsI:6-8....Acts 17...Matthew 24:÷6 Micah 7...Ps 146.and on and on... Its run by demons... People should have to read the whole Bible ( or a few) before deciding to be involved with JW

OMG the cultish behaviour towards therapy and healing is a trend rn!!! There's a lot of "HEALING" talk out there. The new age too, is exhausting. I think we're all just trying to find our authenticity and sovereignty. The wife is coming at it from a toxic point of view and prescribing what works for her onto her husband. I did that with an ex once, not good!!! many therapists suck but not all. i found a great one 20 years ago she's just pricey!!

It seems like this gentleman's wife may have an "all or nothing" outlook, much like being in a cult. Perhaps the mind control of watchtower is still at play. Very sad. Perhaps she's programmed to only be comfortable if things are highly controlled. It's terrible that watchtower could still maintain control even after someone leaves and seeks help.

If I hear the word kingdom when im flipping channels I flip fasster away lol i dont want to hear about any type of kingdom ever ever nope and yep they redefine faith, and so many other words its maddening

I love the perspective. These are victims. Aspire to make them think.

I remember when a relative invited me to a meeting for the 10th time and we got into a little bit of a row about it I said "I guess Jehovah will just have to kill me in armageddon! You are okay with that?" She didn't really know what to say! We've never argued about it again.

God shunned Satan and his following angels, threw them out of heaven and will not let them return.. THAT'S SHUNNING

Very well done video!! Thank you very much ❤

Do you think the governing body knows they are deceiving and manipulating people, or do you think they truly believe what they are preaching and teaching and are leading earnestly?

When my exhusband and I jointly left 14 years ago, I filled the void with schooling and volunteer organizations. He filled his with alcohol, cigarettes and women. We divorced 8 years ago.

Just like your last suggestion of using Deuteronomy 18:22, I would suggest to use Luke 21:8: “He [Jesus] said: “Look out that you are not misled, for many will come on the basis of my name, saying, ‘I am he,’ and, ‘The due time is near.’ Do not go after them.” (Luk 21:8, NWT13) It is evident that this verse is warning of those coming in Jesus' name [notice not saying Jesus himself] who say the end is near. Who do you think this would group would be today? [Their governing body claims to be acting like the voice of Christ]

You are trying to show the Jehovah witnesses in a bad light but this video shows ho these people truly are gods people. Stop spreading your venom.

All ex JW’s should do therapy. The wife is right. It’s not “cultish”

My age 72yr old I started primary school at the age of 5yr old I was a sickly child with asthma and the young lady teacher's would make me hold out my hands and hit me with a thick leather belt most days of the week sometimes up to 5 times just because I got something wrong this happened throughout my primary school life I lost a lot of classes because of ill health

Amazing! Enjoyed all 4. Thanks for your brilliance x

So good to hear you Lloyd, playing try and make more recordings.

Arent you lucky lyod for someone who likes to diss jws you certainly spend alot of your time on them maybe its because thats how you get your money they pay your way fyi im not one of them

And repeat after them questions and patronizing,superficial knowledge.

I have gone through divorce. There is a life after.

Awesome! Pls give us more of these responses to calls. Its really cool

Does it seem like some people who leave one cult, often become activists for their new “truth,” whatever that truth happens to be. It could be therapy, a political tribe, health, whatever, even if these are positive things. And those who don’t see this new “truth” feel sort of like enemies.

It’s a cult! Beware. They used the death of my mother to brainwash my 16 year old daughter and encouraged her to run away from home and her parents to live with her older sister who is a Jehovah Witness telling my 16 year old it was the only way to ever see her grandmother again. They are wicked, horrendous human beings!

my thoughts of ultimatums is. never give in to one. what ever it is. If you do. you are only going to get more.

Jesus christ is Almighty God , He is creator but not creation! john 1:1 john 14:6 Colass 1: 16 Hebrew 1:1-3 mattew 28: 19-20 Romans 1: 1-5 Isaiah 48: 15-18

The gentleman is awakening to another difficult truth about female nature. With the JW Cult no longer available to check her tendencies, her lack of maturity, integrity, and loyalty is apparent. She was never his, it was just his turn. She left him along time ago and already had an exit plan.

Let her go down the path she is going. If you push her, she is going to go anyway. You went down the path of resistant God. At that time, would you listen to anyone. Let her be and show her love, if you love her. If not let her go. Wishing you both well 🤔❣️🙏

Thank you Lloyd. ❤

Thanks so much, Lloyd, for your insightful wisdom on this most interesting subject. I love these segments and I'm always thrilled to see you've posted something, miss you lots. Seems like this woman is still caught up in the JW mindset that believes there is only one truth and we have it and your doomed if you don't join us. Sometimes we think we're fully recovered from cult indoctrination but in a sneaky way, it rears its ugly head once again and we're not even aware of it.

Sounds like his wife is addicted to controlling others. She may have learnt this behavior from early childhood, and it shows what damage this organization can do to families. So, it possible if you are thinking about leaving this organization before having kids.

Why doesn’t she do therapy on th husband Save money

Sorry Lloyd, but your handling of the subject is problematic and inadequate. 1. The caller did not describe anything that would do justice to the evaluation as a cult. Especially as former members of the JWs, one should not devalue this word just to be able to frame a topic with it. 2. Asking the other person only whether they have ever heard of others living psychotherapy as a cult, but explicitly excluding the possibility of getting help from you, gives a good insight into the person's mindset and possibly justifies the polarising portrayal (in the sense of "partner does everything wrong, I do everything right"). 3. We all know that JWs cross boundaries time and time again. Setting personal boundaries about your partner's behaviour is right and important and by no means toxic. So admitting and demanding boundaries in the process is perfectly fine and in fact an extremely important step in the healing process. For people who are not that advanced in their process yet, this may seem harsh. But even they will come to realise that it is the right thing to do. If today, after leaving the JWs, it is a requirement for a person that their partner undergoes therapy, that is absolutely their right. Just as it is the right of the partner do decline, bearing all according consequences. 4. If one approaches psychotherapy with a fundamentally wrong attitude, it cannot help. To what extent the JWs demonisation of psychotherapie still plays a role here would need to be clarified. 5. Certainly, the consequences of the JW period are different for everyone. However, it is undisputed that the JWs are a high control group that operates with manipulation, subversion and threats. It is obvious that this, especially if you were born in, leads to misprogramming in character and the psyche in general. To not hide and not avoiding these effects is an tough challenge. There are various compensation mechanisms that allow one to maintain life structure and thus cushion the true effects of the JW period. However, these effects will always hit. The only question is when. All the better if you have scientifically sound, clinically proven help from psychologists or psychotherapists at your side. With a little empathy and knowledge of human behaviour, one could have recognise the one-sidedness of the callers descriptions. You have not asked enough questions about this or worked deep enough to point it out. It is very problematic to make psychotherapy and people who (strongly) advocate it look so hearless and uncooperative. By doing so you are potentially contributing to victims of JWs not receiving adequate help because they could get the feeling that psychotherapy is not a valid demand. I strongly recommend that you take a closer look at this issue. And not only in the course of your personal contact with a therapist. It is good that you're counseling, even more this should let you feel the importance. But also shed light on the overarching, meta-level in relation to psychotherapy as such and even more so in relation to cults and leaving cults.

To me, it just sounds like two people who used to be on the same path (albeit in a cult), to two people who are now grown apart. I'm all about therapy, it saved my life; but, ultimatums are not something therapy should bring you to.

Re Jephthahs daughter - the WT are not the only ones who follow the reasoning of the woman to become a nun. This is similar of Hannah offering samuel to Jehovah and his temple. If she was to be burned there would be no point to weep for her viginity. Really it makes sense she became a nun and then wept for her virginity. The problem is changing it from lamneting to giving commendation. That totally changed the meaning.

There are many toxic exJWs out there. They have one truth and they pushing it to everyone. Sadly I have met and talking with some of them. It can be anything, lately I have met spiritual exJWs and its so hard to stop them preaching it. They wont hear you, when you say, sorry this isnt for me. I can fully see this therapy can be it for someone, theyll pushing it to people. I have been 3 years in therapy, but it should be doing by free will, not by anyone saying you wont be worth of my love if you dont go. Thats insane. Therapy is just one of the tools we can use, its not for everyone and maybe person isnt ready for it that moment, maybe later or maybe not.

I was kind of like her.. I tried to convince my parents to make a therapy. To wake up from that cult is a mind blowing experience and you get an totally different perspective on life. At the same time people who are leaving have to rebuilt their identity. Feeling deceived or frustrated can lead to old behaviour patterns. In most cases and for most people therapy is useful, but it's not helpful trying to force someone to do it. It's a problem itself. And actually there are people out there who maybe won't benefit from a therapy.

Yahhhhh ...my favourite segment is back. Noone does these like you do . X

Hang in there Lloyd keep the content coming

Hi loyd and everyone, wow Loyd looking gorgeous.

I don’t mean to change the subject but my mom is a JW and asked me to research why they haven’t came out with any new watchtower and awake magazines. I guess they’re behind. I wonder if anyone else has brought this up and if you have any idea if they are struggling?