Jehovah's Witness

In Isaiah chapter forty-two God the Father witnessed of His truth
A chosen servant He would send
A righteous judge, a light for men (Isaiah 42: 1, 6; John 1: 9; Acts 17: 31)
He would not shout or raise a cry, but open all the blinded eyes (Isaiah 42: 2,
And from the prison set us free
He would not crush the weakest reed (Isaiah 42: 3; Rom. 8: 2; Gal. 3: 22−3)
He only heeds the Father’s voice
And sees the Father’s will (Isaiah 11: 3; John 14: 24, 31)
The prophecy the Father spoke in Jesus is fulfilled
In your own law it is written that the testimony of two men is true
I am one who testifies for myself; my other witness is the Father
Who has sent me here for you (John 8: 17−18)
In Isaiah forty-three and four, Jehovah made His witness sure
About Himself, Creator and Redeemer, Savior for all men (Isaiah 43: 1, 3, 44:
Before Him there was no god formed (Isaiah 43: 10)
The first and last, He told us more: (Isaiah 44: 6)
Forget the former ways and see
That I am doing a new thing! (Isaiah 43: 18−19; Eph. 4: 22−24)
Jehovah said this covenant would be on our hearts and minds (Jer. 31: 33)
As Jesus He went on the cross and He offered up His life
In your own law it is written that the testimony of two men is true
I am one who testifies for myself; my other witness is the Father
Who has sent me here for you (John 8: 17−18)
When Jesus was baptized He was witnessing by what He did
The Spirit came down like a dove and rested on Him
This is my beloved Son, the Father’s voice was heard to say (Matt. 3: 16−17)
And John the Baptist testified of the Son of God that day (John 1: 29)
And Jesus said: It is written that the testimony of two men is true
I am one who testifies for myself (John 8: 17−18)
I am the Way, I am the Life, I am the Truth, I am the Savior (John 14: 6)
Son of the Father who has sent me here for you