By the way, pete and peter are the same guy in here. One of my id's as administrator. But when I log in as Pete I don't risk being able to remove or edit someone else's posts by mistake as it is a standard log-in.
In the Koina Greek there were no upper and lower case letters. They were completely determined by the translators. That's why the interlinear is in all caps.
Best way to learn about Jehova's Witness is Yahoo their name along with the word "cult". This will provide the shortest distance to finding out specific differences from what we believe in an efficient manner. In other words the LAST things that you would likely learn from a JW.
The 19th century went particularly hard on the church:
http://www.beholdthebeast.com/traditional_framework.htm#cultsMary Baker Eddy - Christian Science
Joseph Smith - LDS Mormon
Charles Taze Russell - Jehovah's Witness
William Miller - Millerites associated into SDA
Ellen White - SDA Seventh Day Adventists
John Nelson Darby - dispensationalism futurism (Dr. Harry Ironside on futurism)
Madame Blavatsky - Theosophical Society - satanist acquaintence of Westcott and Hort
Westcott and Hort - wrote corrupt 19th century minority Greek text that is the basis of the majority of modern bible versions.
United and Oneness Pentecostal Church - several individuals 19th and 20th century
Certainly not limited to the 19th century.
Constantine - Roman Catholicism - 3rd-4th century
Ribera - futurist doctrine creator and seed for Darby's doctrine 16th century
Alcazar - preterist doctrine 17th century
Manuel de Lacunza - middle man between Ribera and Darby 18th century