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The 2005 basic textbook of Jehovah's Witnesses presents their religious teachings about Jehovah God, Jesus, the condition of the dead, God's Kingdom, and the hope of eternal life in Paradise on Earth in 19 chapters.
What Does the Bible Really Teach? is a religious manual published in 2005 by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, the governing body of Jehovah's Witnesses. It is designed as a simple and systematic guide for free home Bible study, intended for the general public and for those who are interested in their doctrinal views. In 19 thematic chapters, the book examines key issues of human existence, suffering, and the future. It teaches that God's name is Jehovah and rejects the Trinity doctrine, presenting Jesus Christ as God's Son and Redeemer, but not equal to Almighty God. One of its central themes is the condition of the dead—the book states that the soul is not immortal, that hell as a place of torment does not exist, and that the dead await a resurrection. It also emphasizes that God's Kingdom is a real heavenly government that will remove evil after Armageddon and transform the earth into a paradise. It also expounds the belief that since 1914 we have been living in "the last days." The manual also offers practical advice for family life, prayer and moral conduct, calling for the rejection of customs with pagan roots.
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