1.    According to Hebrews 1:3, where was Jesus allowed to sit when he completed the work that Jehovah gave him to do and was resurrected back to heaven? What does this mean as far as the WTS is concerned?           ANSWER

2.    How do they explain Matthew 28:18? What verses do they use to prove their point?             ANSWER

3.    What scriptures help us to understand what the expression "sitting upon the throne" mean?             ANSWER

4.    How does Jesus’ statement at Revelation 3:21 show that sitting on his father’s throne means ruling and not a waiting period?           ANSWER

5.    What important point does Hebrews 2:8, Colossians 2:10 and Ephesians 1:20-23 highlight as to Jesus’ position as of the first century?          ANSWER

6.    What did Paul mean by this statement recorded at Hebrews 2:8 that "though we do not see all things in subjection to him?"              ANSWER

7.    After reading the above verses, how would you view anyone who teaches that Jesus had to wait until 1914 to receive kingdom authority?            ANSWER

8.    When does Jesus, according to 1 Corinthians 15:24-26, demonstrate that all things are under his control or are in subjection to him and how will he do this?             ANSWER

9.     The Watchtower Society teaches that the destruction of all human governments and the resurrection of human dead are separate events with a space of time between them. But how does Daniel 12:1, 2 show that this is not necessarily correct and do these verses show that the resurrection will take place over a long period of time?            ANSWER

 

10.    What does the expression, taken from Psalms 110:1 and recorded by Paul at Hebrews 10:12, 13, "awaiting until his (Jesus’) enemies should be placed as a stool for his feet" not mean as taught by the WTS but what is the correct understanding according to 1 Corinthians 15:24-26?                 ANSWER