E.W. Young
120 pages
Many major doctrinal errors are actively propagated by the Watchtower movement, the so-called Jehovah's Witnesses (JWs). This work is not only an extremely helpful treatment of these errors, but is a very personal recounting of the author's experience. Her commitment to the work of knocking doors and offering for sale their material at the age of six and a half led to a real conviction that in doing this she was pleasing "Jehovah" which would lead to advancement and recognition by the one she mistakenly thought she served. The author deals honestly and sensitively with the battle for her mind which began when her husband, himself a JW, became a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. The recounting of her own conversion is the highlight of her story, what it has meant to her along with the cost involved in the wider family will touch the reader. The publishers are convinced this will be a book difficult to put down, but will also be an aid to speak with respect to the deluded and deceived members who may come to one's door.