by PoorButWiseOldMan (Ecclesiastes 9:13-16) » Thu Apr 16, 2026 4:00 am
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See above topic covered in Full-Color Blog at this link ... here: https://www.yorww.com/sisters.html
Question:
Are you aware of YORWW doctrinal position of Eze 23rd chapter and their view of how Watchtower Society and the churches of Christendom fit into this prophetic drama?
Co-Pilot answers:
Yes — I am aware of the YORWW Congregation's unique doctrinal position on Ezekiel 23, and I can lay it out cleanly, accurately, and in full detail.
This is not the Watchtower’s interpretation — it is the YORWW Congregation's interpretation, which is radically different and forms one of the pillars of their prophetic framework.
Below is the structured, complete explanation of how YORWW understands Ezekiel 23 and how they apply it to Christendom and the Watchtower Society.
YORWW’s Interpretation of Ezekiel 23
Ezekiel 23 describes two sisters:
Oholah — representing Samaria (Northern Kingdom)
Oholibah — representing Jerusalem (Southern Kingdom)
Both commit spiritual adultery with foreign nations.
The Watchtower applies this only to ancient Israel.
YORWW applies it prophetically to the modern era.
1. Oholah = Christendom (First Sister)
YORWW Congregation teaches that Oholah represents:
The churches of Christendom
The first major breakaway from pure worship
The earliest “harlotry” after the apostolic era
Why?
Because Christendom:
abandoned the Mosaic‑based moral principles
adopted political alliances (like Samaria with Assyria)
embraced pagan doctrines
became the first large-scale “apostate daughter” of spiritual Israel
Thus, Oholah = Christendom, the first unfaithful sister.
2. Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society (Second Sister)
This is the controversial part of the YORWW doctrine.
YORWW teaches that Oholibah represents:
Jehovah’s Witnesses as God’s Name People
The Watchtower Society as the leadership structure
The “younger sister” who should have learned from Christendom’s mistakes
But instead became more corrupt than Oholah
Why?
Because Oholibah:
knew the sins of her older sister
had access to the Law
claimed to represent Jehovah
yet committed worse spiritual adultery
YORWW Congregation applies this to the Watchtower Society Organization because:
JWs claim to be the restored Israel
They claim to be the only true religion
They condemn Christendom
Yet (according to YORWW) they secretly committed the same sins — especially political alliances (e.g., the UN NGO scandal)
Thus, Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society.
3. Why Oholibah’s Sin Is “Greater” (YORWW View)
Ezekiel 23 says Oholibah:
“became more corrupt than her sister”
“lusted after” political powers
“multiplied her prostitution”
“forgot Me” despite having greater knowledge
YORWW applies this to the Watchtower because:
They claim to be God’s Name People
They condemn Christendom
They teach strict moral purity
Yet they secretly aligned with political powers (UN NGO)
And exercise authoritarian control over God’s people
Thus, their guilt is greater than Christendom’s.
4. The Judgment in Ezekiel 23 (YORWW Application)
Ezekiel 23 says:
Both sisters are judged
But Oholibah receives the harsher judgment
Her lovers (political powers) turn against her
She is exposed, humiliated, and destroyed
YORWW applies this prophetically:
Christendom (Oholah)
Will fall first
Will be judged by political powers
But is not the final or greatest offender
Watchtower (Oholibah)
Will be exposed publicly
Will be judged more severely
Will be abandoned by political powers
Will be revealed as the true “modern harlot”
Will be destroyed as part of the fall of “Babylon the Great”
This is why YORWW says the Watchtower — not Christendom — fulfills the mystery of Babylon the Great.
5. How This Fits the Larger YORWW Prophetic System
Ezekiel 23 is one of the foundational texts for YORWW’s identity structure:
Christendom = first apostasy
Watchtower = second, greater apostasy
Modern‑Day Cyrus = liberates God’s Name People from Watchtower captivity
Crossing the Euphrates = leaving Oholibah’s control [See: https://www.crossingeuphrates.com ]
Revelation 18:4 = “Get out of her, my people”
This is why YORWW says Jehovah’s Witnesses must “cross over” spiritually.
In One Sentence
YORWW Congregation teaches that Ezekiel 23 is a prophetic drama in which Christendom is the first unfaithful sister (Oholah), but the Watchtower Society is the second and far more corrupt sister (Oholibah), whose fall fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great.
If you want, I can now expand on:
how this ties into Revelation 17–18
how YORWW connects Ezekiel 23 to the UN NGO scandal
how this fits the 20‑Title MDS identity ladder
how this interpretation differs from the Watchtower’s official teaching
Just tell me which direction you want to go.
See link to https://www.yorww.com/liberation.htm
Yes — the YORWW position on Ezekiel 23 is fully documented, and the page you just opened (yorww.com/liberation.htm) reinforces the same doctrinal framework:
Christendom is the first apostate sister (Oholah), but the Watchtower Society is the second and far more guilty sister (Oholibah), whose fall fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great.**
Below is the clean, structured explanation that ties Ezekiel 23 directly to the YORWW system, using the content from the Liberation article you opened.
How YORWW Interprets Ezekiel 23
1. Two Sisters = Two Apostate Religious Systems
Ezekiel 23 describes:
Oholah (Samaria) — the first unfaithful sister
Oholibah (Jerusalem) — the second and more corrupt sister
YORWW applies this symbolically:
Oholah = Christendom
The first major break from pure worship after the apostolic era.
Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society
The younger sister who should have learned from Christendom’s errors but instead became more corrupt.
This interpretation is consistent with the YORWW view that the Watchtower’s leadership has become a modern spiritual oppressor comparable to ancient Jerusalem in Jesus’ day.
2. Why Oholibah (Watchtower) Is “More Corrupt”
Ezekiel 23 says the younger sister:
knew the sins of her older sister
had God’s law
claimed to represent Jehovah
yet committed greater spiritual adultery
YORWW applies this to the Watchtower because:
They claim to be God’s Name People
They condemn Christendom
Yet they secretly aligned with political powers (e.g., the UN NGO scandal)
And they impose spiritual captivity on Jehovah’s Witnesses
The Liberation article explicitly states that Jesus liberated Israel from a miniature Babylon — the oppressive religious system of the Pharisees — and that the same pattern applies today to Jehovah’s Witnesses under Watchtower control.
3. Christendom’s Role (Oholah)
Christendom is the first apostate daughter, paralleling Samaria:
early idolatry
political alliances
doctrinal corruption
But in YORWW’s view, Christendom is not the final or greatest offender.
4. Watchtower’s Role (Oholibah)
The Watchtower is the second sister, paralleling Jerusalem:
claims to be God’s true organization
condemns Christendom
yet commits deeper spiritual adultery
becomes the modern “Great City” of Revelation 11:8 (Sodom, Egypt, Babylon)
The Liberation article explicitly equates Jerusalem with:
Sodom
Egypt
The Great City
Babylon the Great
And then applies this pattern to the Watchtower Society as the modern equivalent.
5. Why This Leads to the YORWW Identification of BTG
YORWW concludes:
Christendom = Oholah = first apostasy
Watchtower = Oholibah = greater apostasy
Therefore, the Watchtower Society fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great, not Christendom
This is why YORWW teaches that Jehovah’s Witnesses must obey Revelation 18:4 and “Get out of her.”
6. How This Connects to the Modern-Day Cyrus Doctrine (Isaiah 45)
The Liberation article shows:
Jesus acted as a Greater Cyrus, liberating Israel from a corrupt religious system
A Modern-Day Cyrus will liberate Jehovah’s Witnesses from Watchtower captivity
This ties Ezekiel 23 directly into the YORWW prophetic timeline.
If you want next:
I can map this into:
the 1994 → 2005 → 2026 prophetic timeline,
the 20‑Title MDS identity ladder,
or a side‑by‑side comparison of Watchtower vs. YORWW interpretations of Ezekiel 23.
Just tell me which direction you want to go.
As far as what Jesus taught during his 3 1/2 year earthly ministry and what's shown in Luke 4, ... how does YORWW explain the similaries shown between our modern day era drama with BTG and modern day WTS/GB? ................ See link: https://www.yorww.com/liberation.htm
YORWW teaches that Jesus’ ministry in Luke 4 was a liberation work aimed at freeing God’s people from a corrupt religious system, and they apply this same pattern to the modern era by saying Jesus’ work prefigures a liberation of Jehovah’s Witnesses from the Watchtower/GB, just as ancient Israel needed liberation from a first century “mini‑Babylon” run by the Pharisees.
How YORWW connects Luke 4 to the modern Babylon/Watchtower drama
Luke 4:18–19 records Jesus reading Isaiah 61:1–2 and applying it to himself.
YORWW Congregation emphasizes that Isaiah originally spoke about liberation from Babylon, but Jesus reapplied it to liberation from a spiritual captivity inside Israel itself.
This is the key interpretive move. ... spiritualizing ... "Babylon The Great," of old, of ancient times.
1. Isaiah 61 originally meant liberation from literal Babylon
Isaiah spoke to Jews returning from Babylonian exile.
The message was:
God will free His people
God will open blind eyes
God will release captives
2. Jesus reapplies this to Israel’s internal corruption
When Jesus quotes Isaiah 61 in Luke 4, YORWW notes that he is not talking about literal Babylon anymore.
Instead, he is liberating people from:
Pharisaic oppression
Religious legalism
Spiritual blindness
A corrupt priesthood
YORWW argues this means Jesus spiritualized Babylon.
He turned it from a political empire into a religious captivity.
YORWW’s core claim: Jesus’ pattern repeats today
YORWW teaches that the same pattern repeats in the modern era:
Ancient Pattern
Babylon → literal empire
Israel → God’s people
Pharisees → corrupt religious rulers
Jesus → liberator from internal oppression
Modern Pattern (YORWW interpretation)
Christendom → first apostate sister (Oholah)
Watchtower/GB → second, more corrupt sister (Oholibah)
Jehovah’s Witnesses → God’s Name People held captive
Modern‑Day Servant/Cyrus → liberator who repeats Jesus’ work
This is why YORWW says Jesus’ ministry is a template for the end‑times liberation of JWs.
Why YORWW says the Watchtower = modern “mini‑Babylon”
YORWW Congregation argues that the Watchtower leadership functions like the Pharisees:
They claim exclusive authority
They impose heavy burdens
They spiritually blind the people
They create a system of fear and control
They commit “spiritual adultery” through political compromise (e.g., UN NGO)
Thus, just as Jesus liberated Israel from its own religious captors,
a Modern‑Day Servant must liberate Jehovah’s Witnesses from the Watchtower. (Isa 49:1-9)
This is the heart of the YORWW interpretation.
How this ties directly to Babylon the Great
YORWW Congregation concludes:
Jesus redefined Babylon as a spiritual system
Therefore, Babylon the Great today must be a religious system
And the most accountable religious system is the one claiming to represent Jehovah
Therefore, the Watchtower/GB fulfills the role of modern Babylon the Great
This is why YORWW says Revelation 18:4 (“Get out of her, my people”) applies to Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Summary Table
Jesus’ Ministry (Luke 4) YORWW Modern Application
Proclaims liberty to captives Modern‑Day Servant frees JWs
Spiritualizes Babylon Babylon = Watchtower system
Opposes Pharisees Opposes GB/WTS leadership
Opens blind eyes Exposes organizational deception
Announces God’s favor Announces restoration of pure worship
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[size=125]See above topic covered in Full-Color Blog at this link ... here: https://www.yorww.com/sisters.html
[b]Question:[/b]
[i]Are you aware of YORWW doctrinal position of Eze 23rd chapter and their view of how Watchtower Society and the churches of Christendom fit into this prophetic drama?[/i]
[b]Co-Pilot answers:[/b]
Yes — I am aware of the Y[b]ORWW Congregation's[/b] unique doctrinal position on [b]Ezekiel 23[/b], and I can lay it out cleanly, accurately, and in full detail.
This is not the Watchtower’s interpretation — it is the YORWW Congregation's interpretation, which is radically different and forms one of the pillars of their prophetic framework.
Below is the structured, complete explanation of how YORWW understands Ezekiel 23 and how they apply it to Christendom and the Watchtower Society.
[b]⭐ YORWW’s Interpretation of Ezekiel 23[/b]
Ezekiel 23 describes two sisters:
Oholah — representing Samaria (Northern Kingdom)
Oholibah — representing Jerusalem (Southern Kingdom)
Both commit spiritual adultery with foreign nations.
The Watchtower applies this only to ancient Israel.
YORWW applies it prophetically to the modern era.
[b]
⭐ 1. Oholah = Christendom (First Sister)[/b]
YORWW Congregation teaches that Oholah represents:
The churches of Christendom
The first major breakaway from pure worship
The earliest “harlotry” after the apostolic era
Why?
Because Christendom:
abandoned the Mosaic‑based moral principles
adopted political alliances (like Samaria with Assyria)
embraced pagan doctrines
became the first large-scale “apostate daughter” of spiritual Israel
Thus, Oholah = Christendom, the first unfaithful sister.
[b]⭐ 2. Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society (Second Sister)[/b]
This is the controversial part of the YORWW doctrine.
YORWW teaches that Oholibah represents:
Jehovah’s Witnesses as God’s Name People
The Watchtower Society as the leadership structure
The “younger sister” who should have learned from Christendom’s mistakes
But instead became more corrupt than Oholah
Why?
[b]Because Oholibah:[/b]
knew the sins of her older sister
had access to the Law
claimed to represent Jehovah
yet committed worse spiritual adultery
YORWW Congregation applies this to the Watchtower Society Organization because:
JWs claim to be the restored Israel
They claim to be the only true religion
They condemn Christendom
Yet (according to YORWW) they secretly committed the same sins — especially political alliances (e.g., the UN NGO scandal)
Thus, Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society.
[b]⭐ 3. Why Oholibah’s Sin Is “Greater” (YORWW View)[/b]
Ezekiel 23 says Oholibah:
[b][i][u]“became more corrupt than her sister”[/u][/i][/b]
“lusted after” political powers
“multiplied her prostitution”
“forgot Me” despite having greater knowledge
YORWW applies this to the Watchtower because:
They claim to be God’s Name People
They condemn Christendom
They teach strict moral purity
Yet they secretly aligned with political powers (UN NGO)
And exercise authoritarian control over God’s people
Thus, their guilt is greater than Christendom’s.
[b]⭐ 4. The Judgment in Ezekiel 23 (YORWW Application)[/b]
Ezekiel 23 says:
Both sisters are judged
But Oholibah receives the harsher judgment
Her lovers (political powers) turn against her
She is exposed, humiliated, and destroyed
YORWW applies this prophetically:
Christendom (Oholah)
Will fall first
Will be judged by political powers
But is not the final or greatest offender
Watchtower (Oholibah)
Will be exposed publicly
Will be judged more severely
Will be abandoned by political powers
Will be revealed as the true “modern harlot”
Will be destroyed as part of the fall of “Babylon the Great”
This is why YORWW says the Watchtower — not Christendom — fulfills the mystery of Babylon the Great.
[b]⭐ 5. How This Fits the Larger YORWW Prophetic System[/b]
Ezekiel 23 is one of the foundational texts for YORWW’s identity structure:
Christendom = first apostasy
Watchtower = second, greater apostasy
Modern‑Day Cyrus = liberates God’s Name People from Watchtower captivity
Crossing the Euphrates = leaving Oholibah’s control [See: https://www.crossingeuphrates.com ]
[b][i]Revelation 18:4 = “Get out of her, my people”[/i][/b]
This is why YORWW says Jehovah’s Witnesses must “cross over” spiritually.
[b]⭐ In One Sentence[/b]
[b][i]YORWW Congregation teaches that Ezekiel 23 is a prophetic drama in which Christendom is the first unfaithful sister (Oholah), but the Watchtower Society is the second and far more corrupt sister (Oholibah), whose fall fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great.[/i][/b]
If you want, I can now expand on:
how this ties into Revelation 17–18
how YORWW connects Ezekiel 23 to the UN NGO scandal
how this fits the 20‑Title MDS identity ladder
how this interpretation differs from the Watchtower’s official teaching
Just tell me which direction you want to go.
See link to https://www.yorww.com/liberation.htm
Yes — the YORWW position on Ezekiel 23 is fully documented, and the page you just opened (yorww.com/liberation.htm) reinforces the same doctrinal framework:
Christendom is the first apostate sister (Oholah), but the Watchtower Society is the second and far more guilty sister (Oholibah), whose fall fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great.**
Below is the clean, structured explanation that ties Ezekiel 23 directly to the YORWW system, using the content from the Liberation article you opened.
[b]⭐ How YORWW Interprets Ezekiel 23[/b]
1. Two Sisters = Two Apostate Religious Systems
Ezekiel 23 describes:
Oholah (Samaria) — the first unfaithful sister
Oholibah (Jerusalem) — the second and more corrupt sister
YORWW applies this symbolically:
Oholah = Christendom
The first major break from pure worship after the apostolic era.
Oholibah = Jehovah’s Witnesses / Watchtower Society
The younger sister who should have learned from Christendom’s errors but instead became more corrupt.
This interpretation is consistent with the YORWW view that the Watchtower’s leadership has become a modern spiritual oppressor comparable to ancient Jerusalem in Jesus’ day.
[b]⭐ 2. Why Oholibah (Watchtower) Is “More Corrupt”[/b]
Ezekiel 23 says the younger sister:
knew the sins of her older sister
had God’s law
claimed to represent Jehovah
yet committed greater spiritual adultery
YORWW applies this to the Watchtower because:
They claim to be God’s Name People
They condemn Christendom
Yet they secretly aligned with political powers (e.g., the UN NGO scandal)
And they impose spiritual captivity on Jehovah’s Witnesses
The Liberation article explicitly states that Jesus liberated Israel from a miniature Babylon — the oppressive religious system of the Pharisees — and that the same pattern applies today to Jehovah’s Witnesses under Watchtower control.
[b]⭐ 3. Christendom’s Role (Oholah)[/b]
Christendom is the first apostate daughter, paralleling Samaria:
early idolatry
political alliances
doctrinal corruption
But in YORWW’s view, Christendom is not the final or greatest offender.
[b]⭐ 4. Watchtower’s Role (Oholibah)[/b]
The Watchtower is the second sister, paralleling Jerusalem:
claims to be God’s true organization
condemns Christendom
yet commits deeper spiritual adultery
becomes the modern “Great City” of Revelation 11:8 (Sodom, Egypt, Babylon)
The Liberation article explicitly equates Jerusalem with:
Sodom
Egypt
The Great City
Babylon the Great
And then applies this pattern to the Watchtower Society as the modern equivalent.
[b]⭐ 5. Why This Leads to the YORWW Identification of BTG[/b]
YORWW concludes:
Christendom = Oholah = first apostasy
Watchtower = Oholibah = greater apostasy
Therefore, the Watchtower Society fulfills the modern identity of Babylon the Great, not Christendom
This is why YORWW teaches that Jehovah’s Witnesses must obey Revelation 18:4 and “Get out of her.”
[b]⭐ 6. How This Connects to the Modern-Day Cyrus Doctrine[/b] (Isaiah 45)
The Liberation article shows:
Jesus acted as a Greater Cyrus, liberating Israel from a corrupt religious system
A Modern-Day Cyrus will liberate Jehovah’s Witnesses from Watchtower captivity
This ties Ezekiel 23 directly into the YORWW prophetic timeline.
⭐ If you want next:
I can map this into:
the 1994 → 2005 → 2026 prophetic timeline,
the 20‑Title MDS identity ladder,
or a side‑by‑side comparison of Watchtower vs. YORWW interpretations of Ezekiel 23.
Just tell me which direction you want to go.
As far as what Jesus taught during his 3 1/2 year earthly ministry and what's shown in Luke 4, ... how does YORWW explain the similaries shown between our modern day era drama with BTG and modern day WTS/GB? ................ See link: https://www.yorww.com/liberation.htm
YORWW teaches that Jesus’ ministry in Luke 4 was a liberation work aimed at freeing God’s people from a corrupt religious system, and they apply this same pattern to the modern era by saying Jesus’ work prefigures a liberation of Jehovah’s Witnesses from the Watchtower/GB, just as ancient Israel needed liberation from a first century [b]“mini‑Babylon” [/b]run by the Pharisees.
[b]⭐ How YORWW connects Luke 4 to the modern Babylon/Watchtower drama[/b]
[b]Luke 4:18–19[/b] records Jesus reading [b]Isaiah 61:1–2[/b] and applying it to himself.
YORWW Congregation emphasizes that Isaiah originally spoke about liberation from Babylon, but Jesus reapplied it to liberation from a spiritual captivity inside Israel itself.
[b][i][u]This is the key interpretive move.[/u][/i][/b] ... spiritualizing ... "Babylon The Great," of old, of ancient times.
1. Isaiah 61 originally meant liberation from literal Babylon
Isaiah spoke to Jews returning from Babylonian exile.
The message was:
God will free His people
God will open blind eyes
God will release captives
2. Jesus reapplies this to Israel’s internal corruption
When Jesus quotes Isaiah 61 in Luke 4, YORWW notes that he is not talking about literal Babylon anymore.
Instead, he is liberating people from:
[b][u]Pharisaic oppression[/u][/b]
Religious legalism
Spiritual blindness
A corrupt priesthood
YORWW argues this means Jesus spiritualized Babylon.
He turned it from a political empire into a religious captivity.
⭐ YORWW’s core claim: Jesus’ pattern repeats today
YORWW teaches that the same pattern repeats in the modern era:
Ancient Pattern
Babylon → literal empire
Israel → God’s people
Pharisees → corrupt religious rulers
Jesus → liberator from internal oppression
Modern Pattern (YORWW interpretation)
Christendom → first apostate sister (Oholah)
Watchtower/GB → second, more corrupt sister (Oholibah)
Jehovah’s Witnesses → God’s Name People held captive
Modern‑Day Servant/Cyrus → liberator who repeats Jesus’ work
This is why YORWW says Jesus’ ministry is a template for the end‑times liberation of JWs.
⭐ Why YORWW says the Watchtower = modern “mini‑Babylon”
YORWW Congregation argues that the Watchtower leadership functions like the Pharisees:
They claim exclusive authority
They impose heavy burdens
They spiritually blind the people
They create a system of fear and control
They commit “spiritual adultery” through political compromise (e.g., UN NGO)
Thus, just as Jesus liberated Israel from its own religious captors,
a Modern‑Day Servant must liberate Jehovah’s Witnesses from the Watchtower. (Isa 49:1-9)
This is the heart of the YORWW interpretation.
[b]⭐ How this ties directly to Babylon the Great[/b]
YORWW Congregation concludes:
Jesus redefined Babylon as a spiritual system
Therefore, Babylon the Great today must be a religious system
And the most accountable religious system is the one claiming to represent Jehovah
Therefore, the Watchtower/GB fulfills the role of modern Babylon the Great
This is why YORWW says Revelation 18:4 (“Get out of her, my people”) applies to Jehovah’s Witnesses.
⭐ Summary Table
Jesus’ Ministry (Luke 4) YORWW Modern Application
Proclaims liberty to captives Modern‑Day Servant frees JWs
Spiritualizes Babylon Babylon = Watchtower system
Opposes Pharisees Opposes GB/WTS leadership
Opens blind eyes Exposes organizational deception
Announces God’s favor Announces restoration of pure worship
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