The Channel of Communication Between God and Man

The holy spirit of Jehovah God is the means by which our Lord Jesus Christ communicates with us: John 14:26, Mark 13:11, Luke 12:11. There is no other channel of communication.


The Assembly has no human leaders, only guardians and servants. The Assembly  has no human "Governing Body" according to the Bible.


"Neither be called leaders (Director - according to other translations) among yourselves, for one is your Leader, the Christ." (Matthew 23:10), but there are elders (presbuteros and episkopos) whose authority is not "leadership, administration", but "care, watch" and assistants (diakonos) whose authority is service.


Do these have a pyramidal, human hierarchical organization? Absolutely not.


No, because: "Whoever (wants to be) the greatest among you must be your servant. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted." (Matthew 23:11,12)


He who has ears, let him hear (Revelation 2:7): Only Jesus is the Head and Leader, the only God-ordained Leader, until he hands over the power to His Father and God, Jehovah.


Therefore, calling someone or a group (board) "Leader" or "Director" or "Head of the Church" is unbiblical and precisely for this reason the early Christians did not have a pyramidal hierarchy of leaders, e.g. the apostle Paul could rebuke the apostle Peter.


If you want to be an obedient worshipper of Jehovah God, the guidance of our Lord Jesus is sufficient and his only begotten heavenly Son, can only lead you through the channel of the holy spirit.


If anyone has not done so yet, he should think and act in the light of the above Bible verses and then victory over Satan and his demon hordes is certain.

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