Man Returns to Jehovah's Witness 6 Years after He Left, His Pictures Generate Buzz: "I Came back"

Man Returns to Jehovah's Witness 6 Years after He Left, His Pictures Generate Buzz: "I Came back"

  • A man caused quite a stir on social media as he disclosed that he returned to Jehovah's Witness six years after he left the group
  • He shared throwback pictures of himself as a member of Jehovah's Witness in 2013 and his new look after he came back in 2024
  • His post was met with mixed reactions, with members of Jehovah's Witness commending his decision to return to his religious belief

A man who left Jehovah's Witness group in 2013 is now a member again after six years.

In a TikTok post, the man, who teaches sign language, released old pictures of himself as a Jehovah's Witness member in 2013.

Man shares pictures as he returns to Jehovah's Witness 6 years after he quit
A former member of Jehovah's Witness returns after six years. Photo Credit: @signlord0
Source: TikTok

Jehovah's Witness returnee thanks God for decision

He shared a particular picture of himself on dreads, and captioned it as 2018 when he 'left the truth.'

However, in 2024, he changed his mind and became a member of Jehovah's Witness and shared a picture of his appearance after he rejoined the group.

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"All thanks to Jehovah," he wrote.

Jehovah's Witnesses are a Christian religious sect rooted in the Adventist movement of the late 1800s in the United States, Study reports.

Members refer to their places of worship as Kingdom Halls, not churches.

Man shares pictures as he returns to Jehovah's Witness 6 years after he quit
A man who quit Jehovah's Witness in 2013 says he returned after six years. Photo Credit: @signlord0
Source: TikTok

See his TikTok post below:

Jehovah's Witness member's return sparks reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the Jehovah's Witness member's post below:

Adwoa konadu Jacinta DePretty said:

"Welcome back big bro 😃😃 and please don't leave again oo cuz there's nothing good outside and the world will end soon."

iykecrodrick said:

"Welcome back bro, pls I saved your clip in order to show someone who left too. Plsssssszz."

black Bullion said:

"I believe If you are born in the truth,you need to go astray for a little while to really know the depth of the truth in you ......welcome back brother."

pretty Priscilla said:

''Na you go fit advice me be that, anything dey outside because i dey plan to leave oo."

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pretty bleq said:

"The truth be say if person Dey Jehovah organization e go think say something Dey outside but nothing Dey thank Jehovah that u are back."

YT: Blessing Okanlawon✨✨ said:

"Is it because of dreads you wanted to do??😭😂 (just kidding)thank God you came back."

Rukeme Ovuakpor (MRB) said:

"Best decision ever, it's not easy, but knowing this system can end anytime, coming back is best best."

Pk's Classy Collections said:

"I like your before and after you came back. You hv totally changed when u returned to Jehovah physically. Serving Jehovah is the best life ever . We thank Jehovah you are back our lovely brother."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a video of a Jehovah's Witness member having fun at a party had gone viral online.

Blood transfusion: Ex-Jehovah's Witness member speaks

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a former Jehovah's Witness member had shared what happens to any member of the group who accepts blood transfusion.

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She noted that when she was a member of the group, she carried a card that stated that she should be left to die in case she had an accident and needed a blood transfusion. She said the level of psychological damage Jehovah's Witness does to their members would only be realised when one quits the group.

According to her, when a member of the group takes a blood transfusion, the person is not only disfellowshipped from the organisation, but also loses communication with parents, family, and friends. She added that the person would become an outcast and be thrown out of the house if they lived with their parents.

Source: Legit.ng

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