Hey, this is Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and I'm going to show you three passages that Jehovah's Witnesses can't deal with.

The third one, actually, I think, is evidence that they've corrupted the Holy Scriptures through their translation of the Bible, the New World Translation.

So I remember as a brand new believer having Jehovah's Witnesses knock on my door, inviting them in, you know, excited about having a conversation about the Bible.

If you're not familiar with this group, they've been around since the 19th century, an individual named Charles Taze Russell, who was breaking off of different Christian churches,

denominations for a while. He spent some time in atheism and agnosticism, came back to Christianity,

quote unquote, through an interest in Bible prophecy and started his own sect. And the Jehovah's

Witnesses are characterized by a number of doctrines that aren't in

line with historic Christianity. For one, they reject historic Christian doctrines like the

doctrine of the Trinity, the doctrine of the deity of Christ. They reject also the doctrine of

hell. Jehovah's witnesses don't believe in hell. And part of the way that they do this is through

their understanding of the Bible.

They claim that they believe the Bible, but they have their own translation of the scriptures.

And so over the years, as I've talked with Jehovah's Witnesses, this has been one of the challenges in conversation.

They'll say, oh, well, that translation that you're using, the ESV or the NIV or the New King James, that's not totally accurate,

not as accurate as our translation, the New World Translation. And so I want to show you three

passages that I go to in their translation of the Bible, the New World Translation, to show them

that Jesus is God and that they need him. So one of the first passages that I like to go to,

if I'm having a conversation with a Jehovah's Witness, is in the book of Psalms. It's Psalm 102,

and I'll open it up with them in their translation of the Bible. And here's how it reads in the

Jehovah's Witness Bible. So I'm 102, verse 1. Oh, Jehovah, hear my prayer. Let my cry for help reach you. So this is a prayer to God,

a prayer to Jehovah. The psalmist continues, do not hide your face from me in my time of distress.

Incline your ear to me. Do answer me quickly when I call. As the psalm continues, the psalmist is

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