disfellowshipped in A Sentence

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    Why Some Are Disfellowshipped.

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    The person he associated with was not Disfellowshipped.

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    And what exactly leads to a person's being Disfellowshipped?

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    Dedicated Christians who became unrepentant wrongdoers were to be Disfellowshipped.

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    How would this apply to a minor who has been Disfellowshipped?

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    What is the real decision that parents of Disfellowshipped children must make?

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    This woman was Disfellowshipped. Eventually, she came to her senses, repented, and was reinstated.

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    They may conclude,‘ As long as my child is not baptized, he cannot be Disfellowshipped.

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    He certainly has, to the extent that almost 40,000 a year are Disfellowshipped, most because of immorality.

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    Unhappily, one of Dell's daughters was Disfellowshipped from the congregation because of pursuing an unchristian course.

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    Think of the immoral man in Corinth who went after“ the flesh” and had to be Disfellowshipped.

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    When Disfellowshipped and thus handed over to Satan, the sinner was again part of the Devil's world.

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    Although this article refers to the Disfellowshipped minor as a male, the points presented also apply to a female.

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    We can see that from what the apostle Paul said about the man Disfellowshipped from the Corinthian congregation.

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    Whether he comes back or not, however, members of the congregation can encourage the family of the Disfellowshipped youth.

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    In fact, the majority of those Disfellowshipped from the Christian congregation are individuals who succumbed to such practices.

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    There is no reason to be unduly concerned about the seating location of a Disfellowshipped person in the Kingdom Hall.

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    This was the beginning of an immoral and hypocritical lifestyle, and he had to be Disfellowshipped from the Christian congregation.

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    I do regret that I waited so long. While I was Disfellowshipped, I knew that Jehovah's Witnesses taught the truth.”.

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    Thus, elders take the initiative to visit certain Disfellowshipped ones to remind them how they can return to Jehovah's organization.

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    After being Disfellowshipped for almost two years, he repented, corrected his God- dishonoring conduct, and was accepted back into the Christian congregation.

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    What, though, if a friend inside the congregation decides to turn his or her back on Jehovah, perhaps needing to be Disfellowshipped?

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    What if your marriage mate, your son or daughter, or your close friend is Disfellowshipped and you do not agree with the decision?

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    When it comes to Kingdom Hall seating arrangements, it would seem reasonable that a Disfellowshipped minor could also quietly sit with his parents.

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    They are still responsible for their child, though he is disqualified as an unbaptized publisher or even if he is Disfellowshipped because of wrongdoing after baptism.

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    When I was cut off from my best friend, I was crushed.” But he added:“ This was a good decision, since soon afterward he was Disfellowshipped.”.

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    A brother who was Disfellowshipped for 25 years states:“ My joy since my reinstatement has continued to increase as I have received‘ seasons of refreshing' from Jehovah.

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    But if decisions as to conduct are a personal matter, why are some of Jehovah's Witnesses Disfellowshipped? Nobody arbitrarily determines that the practice of a particular sin requires disfellowshipping?

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    Disfellowshipped relatives living outside the home should be handled according to the Scriptural counsel discussed in The Watchtower of April 15, 1988, pages 26- 31; September 15, 1981, pages 26- 31.

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    At the time of baptism, for instance, an individual may secretly have been living in a situation or engaging in a practice that could have resulted in his being Disfellowshipped if he had already been validly baptized.

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