"Have They Gone to heaven?" Lady Visits Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall to Know Why They Stopped Visiting Homes

"Have They Gone to heaven?" Lady Visits Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall to Know Why They Stopped Visiting Homes

  • A lady has stirred mixed reactions on social media after she visited Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall
  • The lady took it upon herself to call at the centre as she was concerned that they no longer visit people to preach as they do
  • On getting there, she recorded her interaction with a man who gave her an explanation regarding their hiatus

A concerned lady has shared her finding after she visited the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness to know why they have been on hiatus.

Jehovah's Witness is a group of people that witness to people by distributing literature and by personal evangelism to beliefs in the theocratic rule of God. Their beliefs are slightly different from other Christians.

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She went to their Kingdom Hall. Photo Credit: TikTok/@queenaskia1
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The lady identified as Askia recorded her journey in a now-viral Tiktok video.

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On getting to the Kingdom Hall, she first wondered what had become of them and rhetorically asked if they have gone to heaven.

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She entered the premises and expressed how she missed Jehovah's Witnesses to a man she met on ground.

The man revealed that the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown were responsible for their 2-year hiatus but that they will resume their evangelism this September.

Watch the video below:

Netizens reactions

user758526604284 said:

"All of them keep saying next week since last year, my own is they shouldn't knock on my gate for anything."

princesspromisepr said:

"Askia u don do Wety nobody be fit do.
"Thank you we think say them don go heaven leave we,ei no go work!"

parispevely said:

"That was a very good questions, cuz I was beginning to think the churches are closed."

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berylheavens said:

" Yi nofit eva work even their clothes dem 4 market juh hang there noman di buyam ar b feel say rapture happen na only dem go."

Afieh said:

"Ofcourse dem dey.The reason for their absence be be na bc of Covid-19 measures.But Meetings dey back as usual now.Hope dey answered all your questions."

Vivian Nnenna Okafor said:

"I'm not a jehova witness member but I feel heaven will honour you for this act."

Jehovah's Witness lady calls out husband for deceiving her into marrying him

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Jehovah's Witness lady had accused her husband of deceiving her into marrying him.

Narrating her story in a post shared on Instagram by @instablog9ja, Oluwatosin said she got to Emmanuel's house after the wedding and discovered to her shock that he could not even feed her.

According to her, he promised to open a tailoring shop for her but has failed to achieve that since they moved in together. Her words:

“We dated for six months and he said he wanted to get married. He deceived me into marrying him because we are Witnesses and we believe once we get married we can't divorce, except on the ground of adultery...''

Source: Legit.ng

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