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Ezekiel 16:60-63 -- A Most Profound Dilemma For All Jehovah's Witnesses Today!
[The Information Found Below = "Checkmate" For The Governing Body/Watchtower Society!]
Ezekiel 16 and the "Everlasting Covenant:" A Message for Jehovah’s Witnesses Today
With Reference to Donald C. Burney’s
"The Report" Book (1994) – Jehovah’s Witnesses As Modern‑Day Israel – Destined To “Fall” And Be “Restored”
According To Bible Prophecy
[The Information Found Below = "Checkmate" For The Governing Body/Watchtower Society!]
Ezekiel 16 and the "Everlasting Covenant:" A Message for Jehovah’s Witnesses Today
With Reference to Donald C. Burney’s
"The Report" Book (1994) – Jehovah’s Witnesses As Modern‑Day Israel – Destined To “Fall” And Be “Restored”
According To Bible Prophecy
(Chapter 1: God’s Name People and the Framework of the Truth)
Introduction:
In the mid‑to‑late 1990s, Donald C. Burney personally made his new book release, "The Report" – Jehovah’s Witnesses As Modern‑Day Israel – Destined To “Fall” And Be “Restored” According To Bible Prophecy, available to Jehovah’s Witnesses. He even placed copies at upwards 200 "Books‑A‑Million" & "Bookland" Stores in the southwestern/southeastern USA states, ensuring the very people the book was written for [primarily former or current Jehovah's Witnesses] could gain access easily.
As you know, this book was written for Jehovah’s Witnesses primarily, not outsiders. Its purpose was to help them [JWs] understand their prophetic identity, their covenant relationship with Jehovah, and the scriptural framework explaining both their rise and their present distress.
The material referenced in this article comes from Chapter 1, “God’s Name People and the Framework of the Truth,” pages 50–63.
This article integrates Mr. Burney’s insights with a fresh, text‑anchored examination of Ezekiel 16:60–63 — Jehovah’s promise of an everlasting covenant.
1. Who Is “Jerusalem” in Prophecy Today?
Jehovah’s Witnesses have long been taught that negative prophecies about “Israel” or “Jerusalem” apply to Christendom. But Mr. Burney demonstrates that this interpretation collapses under scriptural scrutiny.
Christendom:
rejects Jehovah’s name
embraces Trinitarianism
venerates images
denies the covenant relationship described in scripture
Therefore, Christendom cannot represent “Jerusalem” in prophecy.
The only people today who:
bear Jehovah’s name,
claim a covenant relationship,
and identify themselves as His exclusive people
are Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Thus, when Ezekiel 16 speaks to “Jerusalem,” it is speaking to Jehovah’s Witnesses — not Christendom.
2. Ezekiel 16: The Covenant Broken
Ezekiel 16 describes Jerusalem as a wife who betrayed her covenant through spiritual adultery.
Jehovah’s Witnesses, as modern‑day Jerusalem, have repeated this pattern.
Mr. Burney highlights the Watchtower’s UN/NGO affiliation as a direct parallel to ancient Israel’s political alliances — a violation of covenant loyalty.
This act broke the organizational covenant, leaving Jehovah’s Witnesses in the same condition as ancient Jerusalem:
Jehovah’s people — but without a covenant.
3. “Commandments of Men” and Organizational Idolatry
Mr. Burney shows that the Watchtower leadership has substituted organizational decrees for divine instruction — the same error Jesus condemned in Matthew 15:9:
“They teach commands of men as doctrines.”
This substitution created a form of idolatry — loyalty to the organization rather than to Jehovah.
This is the spiritual adultery Ezekiel 16 describes.
4. The Time of Distress for Jacob
Mr. Burney connects this condition to Jeremiah 30:7:
“It is the time of distress for Jacob, but he will be saved even out of it.”
Jehovah’s Witnesses today are experiencing:
doctrinal confusion
organizational scandals
mass disillusionment
loss of trust in leadership
spiritual exhaustion
This is not random.
It is the prophesied discipline for Jehovah’s covenant people.
5. Judgment Begins With God’s House
Mr. Burney cites Jeremiah 25:29 and Luke 21:23–24 to show that judgment begins with those who bear Jehovah’s name.
"For, look! it is upon the city upon which my name is called that I am starting off in bringing calamity, and should you yourselves in any way go free of punishment?" ""You will not go free of punishment, for there is a sword that I am calling against all the inhabitants of the earth, is the utterance of Jehovah of armies,"" Jeremiah 25:29 - NWT
"Woe to the pregnant women and the ones suckling a baby in those days! For there will be great necessity upon the land and wrath on this people; and they will fall by the edge of the sword and be led captive into all the nations; and Jerusalem will be trampled on by the nations, until the appointed times of the nations are fulfilled." Luke 21:23,24 - NWT
Jehovah’s Witnesses — not Christendom — are the first to face divine scrutiny.
This explains why the organization is collapsing from within.
It is the fulfillment of prophecy.
6. The Turning Point: Ezekiel 16:60–63
After exposing Jerusalem’s unfaithfulness, Jehovah makes a stunning promise:
“I will remember my covenant with you…
and I will establish with you an everlasting covenant.”
— Ezekiel 16:60
and I will establish with you an everlasting covenant.”
— Ezekiel 16:60
This covenant is:
not organizational
not mediated by human leadership
not dependent on the Watchtower
It is Jehovah’s direct restoration of His people.
Mr. Burney emphasizes that the restoration is individual, not institutional.
The organization falls — but the faithful remnant is restored.
Jehovah Himself establishes the everlasting covenant.
7. The Prophetic Sequence
Stage Prophecy Application
Fall Ezekiel 16; Jeremiah 25 Organizational adultery and covenant breach
Distress Jeremiah 30:7; Isaiah 30:26 Internal collapse and purification
Restoration Ezekiel 16:60–63; Hosea 1 Jehovah establishes an everlasting covenant
Conclusion:
Jehovah’s Witnesses today stand in the same position ancient Israel once did — a covenant people facing divine discipline.
As a nation, they are not being annihilated; they are being corrected.
But the scriptures are clear: restoration is not collective. It is individual.
Ezekiel 16 shows that Jehovah restores a remnant, not an entire unfaithful organization.
Mr. Burney’s analysis confirms this: the Watchtower organization — the adulterous “mother” — will not survive Jehovah’s judgment. The Governing Body and those who continue to worship them as the “faithful and discreet slave” will share in the fate of the adulterous city.
This is where Revelation 18 becomes essential.
Jehovah commands:
“Get out of her, my people,
if you do not want to share with her in her sins,
and if you do not want to receive part of her plagues.”
— Revelation 18:4
if you do not want to share with her in her sins,
and if you do not want to receive part of her plagues.”
— Revelation 18:4
This is Jehovah’s direct warning to individuals inside a condemned religious system.
Revelation 18 makes the choice unavoidable:
Leave the adulterous organization and live
or
Remain inside it and share in its judgment
Jehovah judges each person individually, exactly as He states:
“I will judge you… each one according to his ways.” — Ezekiel 18:30
Therefore, the message of Ezekiel 16 — combined with Revelation 18 — is both hopeful and sobering:
Jehovah will restore His people.
But only those who separate themselves from the adulterous organization will be part of that restoration.
The remnant will be saved — not the institution, and not those who cling to it.
This is “thus says Jehovah.”
***So here it is, brothers and sisters. Here is your "profound dilemma."
Do you continue to remain in this state of prostitution and loose conduct? Take a few minutes, if you have not done so, and read the entire chapter of Ezekiel 16. There is nothing like hearing it straight from Jehovah to get the full picture plainly, of how He feels about Watchtower's prostitution, her unfaithfulness, her idolatry. Your dilemma is, will you feel ashamed, and will you feel humiliated, as verse 63 points out? Will it be you who will be in line to benefit from the atonement Jehovah offers to you, through Him establishing a covenant with you? This is your dilemma.***
Do you continue to remain in this state of prostitution and loose conduct? Take a few minutes, if you have not done so, and read the entire chapter of Ezekiel 16. There is nothing like hearing it straight from Jehovah to get the full picture plainly, of how He feels about Watchtower's prostitution, her unfaithfulness, her idolatry. Your dilemma is, will you feel ashamed, and will you feel humiliated, as verse 63 points out? Will it be you who will be in line to benefit from the atonement Jehovah offers to you, through Him establishing a covenant with you? This is your dilemma.***
APPENDIX A
Detailed Summary of The Report, Chapter 1, Pages 50–63
(Summarized for educational and research purposes)
Page 50 — Identifying modern‑day Israel
Page 51 — Misapplication of Ezekiel 16
Page 52 — Why Christendom cannot be Jerusalem
Page 53 — “Commandments of men”
Page 54 — Isaiah 2 applied to Jehovah’s Witnesses
Page 55 — Spiritual blindness
Page 56 — Prophetic timeline (3½ years / 42 months)
Page 57 — Restoration prophecies
Page 58 — Jeremiah 30:7 and the distress for Jacob
Page 59 — Fall and restoration of modern‑day Israel
Page 60 — Covenant relationship explained
Page 61 — Judgment begins with Jehovah’s house
Page 62 — Recognizing modern‑day Israel
Page 63 — Closing blessing and appeal
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