JW Terms's definitions
Per Jehovah’s Witness doctrine:
Righteous people who will live on paradise earth after armageddon. From John 10:16.
This group is in contrast with the annointed class, whom will rule over the other sheep with Jesus from heaven.
Righteous people who will live on paradise earth after armageddon. From John 10:16.
This group is in contrast with the annointed class, whom will rule over the other sheep with Jesus from heaven.
by JW Terms October 21, 2018
Get the The Other Sheepmug. When used by Jehovah’s Witnesses, refers to any person, thing, or practice NOT associated with Jehovah’s Witnesses.
by JW Terms December 8, 2018
Get the Worldlymug. A phrase used by Jehovah’s Witnesses to refer to persons that are not and have never been Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs). It is sometimes derogatory, but not always.
The phrase stems from the pervasive JW teaching that because the JW faith is the only one truth, it’s memebers are the only truly spiritual and moral people on earth. All other humans (including memebers of other closely-related Christian faiths), are amoral and “of the world.”
Synonyms: Non-believer, goyim, shiksa
Antonyms: Baptized, in the truth, one of us, one of Jehovah’s Witnesses
The phrase stems from the pervasive JW teaching that because the JW faith is the only one truth, it’s memebers are the only truly spiritual and moral people on earth. All other humans (including memebers of other closely-related Christian faiths), are amoral and “of the world.”
Synonyms: Non-believer, goyim, shiksa
Antonyms: Baptized, in the truth, one of us, one of Jehovah’s Witnesses
JW 1: “Did you hear, Racheal’s son is on drugs?”
JW 2: “That’s what she gets for letting her kids hang out with worldly people.”
JW 2: “That’s what she gets for letting her kids hang out with worldly people.”
by JW Terms October 13, 2018
Get the Worldly Peoplemug. When used by Jehovah’s Witnesses, refers to anything published by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society (or, “The Society” for short).
Antonym: Apostate Literature
Antonym: Apostate Literature
by JW Terms December 8, 2018
Get the Society Literaturemug. Used to describe a new convert of the Jehovah’s Witness religion (see definition for “in the Truth”).
Witnesses will often use the phrase to alert each other of a new member so that everyone knows they need to be on their best behavior.
Witnesses will often use the phrase to alert each other of a new member so that everyone knows they need to be on their best behavior.
by JW Terms November 17, 2018
Get the New in the Truthmug. by JW Terms December 8, 2018
Get the Raised in the Truthmug. Depending on the context, “JW” may be short for:
1. Jehovah’s Witness: see JWfacts.com
2. Just wondering: commonly used in online forums immediately preceding or immediately after asking a question, often to justify the question itself
3. Joss Whedon: American screenwriter. Has a cult following due to his early acting career in Star Trek Next Gen, and subsequent cameos throughout American pop-culture
4. Jungle Warfare: techniques used by the military to survive and fight in the jungle
5. Junior Warden: position in the Masonic Lodge or the Anglican Church
6. Johnny Walker Scotch
1. Jehovah’s Witness: see JWfacts.com
2. Just wondering: commonly used in online forums immediately preceding or immediately after asking a question, often to justify the question itself
3. Joss Whedon: American screenwriter. Has a cult following due to his early acting career in Star Trek Next Gen, and subsequent cameos throughout American pop-culture
4. Jungle Warfare: techniques used by the military to survive and fight in the jungle
5. Junior Warden: position in the Masonic Lodge or the Anglican Church
6. Johnny Walker Scotch
“JW, are you a JW?”
by JW Terms October 13, 2018
Get the JWmug.