This tract was designed for Christians who want to share the Gospel with Jehovah's Witnesses. You'll get to know about the organization's role in Witnesses' lives and how to breach "the wall of the Watchtower."

Important facts from the history of the Watchtower Society which disprove its claim to be God's only channel of truth to humanity. Groat compares basic Bible teachings with beliefs of Jehovah's Witnesses. This tract is the most complete and concise response to the doctrinal and historical problems of the Watchtower in Russian.

This helpful tract contains questions people should ask the Jehovah's Witnesses who appear at their door -- and answers they seldom get until becoming a member of the Watchtower Society. It discusses the awkward lifestyle of the average Witness, the trustworthiness of the movement's end-time prophecies, and its strategies for winning new converts.

Magnani offers controversial quotes from 'The Watchtower,' 'Awake!', and other official Jehovah's Witness publications, including the Watchtower Society's false prophecy that the 1,000-year reign of Christ would begin in 1975. Many Witnesses left their jobs, educations, and homes in anticipation of its fulfillment. Even though the prophecy's failure brought real tragedy for many of its followers, the Society callously refused to even admit having made it.

For years the "heart" of the Watchtower gospel has been its claim that God's Kingdom on earth was established in the year 1914. Can this message withstand the scrutiny of the Scriptures?

This tract examines the Watchtower Society's disturbing definition of the word 'truth.' One must understand this principle in order to witness effectively to Jehovah's Witnesses.

In June of 1912 the Reverend J. J. Ross, pastor of James Street Baptist Church in Hamilton, Ontario, published a pamphlet entitled "Some Facts About the Self-Styled 'Pastor' Charles T. Russell." Ross minced no words in his denunciation of Russell, his qualifications as a minister, and his moral example as a "Pastor." In retaliation Russell promptly sued Ross for "defamatory libel," a claim that the High Court of Ontario ruled was groundless.

Reviews the Watchtower Society's prophetic record and compares the Bible's teachings with those of the Watchtower Society on God, man, and salvation. Offers suggestions for sharing your faith with Jehovah's Witnesses.

Jehovah's Witnesses teach that Jesus was crucified on an upright 'torture stake' and that the cross is merely a pagan symbol. This tract analyzes the Watchtower teaching and cites biblical and archeological evidence for the traditional Christian view of the cross.

The tragic story of the many children who have died as a result of the Watchtower Society's unbiblical ban on blood transfusions.