Through the vast array of the Watchtower Society's ever changing doctrines, the only doctrine that remains consistent is the spiritistic claim to be Jehovah's mouthpiece. This elitist claim is the very fabricated doctrine that the Watchtower Society uses to trick their followers into believing everything they say is coming from Jehovah. Jehovah's Witnesses believe if you are not in touch with this "channel of communication", your relationship with God has no validity. But what is this so-called "channel of communication"? Although Jehovah's Witnesses presumptuously profess to be the only true Christians who use the Bible and dispense its truths, it should be of utmost
importance to investigate further the so-called channel used through the Watchtower Society. Most Jehovah's Witnesses are unclear as to exactly how the information through this channel is conveyed, merely trusting the Society's word instead of turning to the Scriptures. The word channel is only seen in the Bible and the New World Translation six times, with all references being to the flow of water. The Watchtower Society twists some of these verses to support their own supernatural doctrine regarding Jehovah's so-called channel of communication. The word channel is defined as "spiritualistic communication with spirits or demons" and a channeler is someone who becomes a "conduit for a deceased person". Nowhere in the Bible is the word channel described as a supernatural conduit for God. Even if Jehovah's Witnesses are presented with this logic and recognize God's view towards occult practices such as
supernatural communicating, they remain unaffected because they are loyal adherents to the Watchtower Society and are convinced that their leaders dispense truths from the Bible even though they do not.