@MadCornishBiker Said
I believe not, and the bible does appear to back that up.
How?
Consider what the bible tells us.
God has had His heavenly Organisation in place for an indeterminate length of time with himself as king of it, and His son as his "right hand man".
Originally His earthly organisation was to be the whole of perfect humanity headed by Adam with Even at his right hand, whoever Satan threw something of a spanner in that particular works, and a new plan had to be formed which would give Satan every opportunity to prove his case, while at the same time ensuring that God's original plane would take no more than a detour, of about 7,000 years.
So new earthly organisation had to be found, and while Satan and his demons were having quite a field day on earth the plan was slowly developing. A very different plan because it was not to have an eternally living human head.
God did at one point decide to wipe everything out and start again with a global flood, things got so bad with Satan and his demons causing absolute havoc on the earth, but one family caught God's eye as being faithful and so were saved.
Even that didn't work out because of mankind's increasing imperfection, but at least one branch of the family tried to stay faithful and gave God something to work with. Eventually God found a very strong and faithful follower in Abraham, and decided to settle on him as the start of the new earthly organisation, which was to become known as Israel, and were to be used as an example to the generation to come nearer the end of the "Day of Rest".
Of course that was still a major target for Satan, and he caused many problems along the way, until in the end the majority of Israel actually pulled away from God and left God with only the Tribe of Judah as faithful servants, and these became known as the Jews.
After a while Satan managed to pull even these away from God, by using proud and haughty men who became the Scribes and Pharisees and cared nothing for God, simply wanting the power and adulation of men that their position brought them.
Eventually God sent His son to earth to bring the Jews back into line, as well as to perform the sacrifice which could buy man back the right to perfect life on earth by eventually removing Adamic sin.
Again Satan used these haughty men to divert as many as possible from returning to God, and was so successful that in the end God abandoned them entirely, bringing about a "New Israel" or an "Israel of God" as Paul made clear. These followers of His son, then because God's new earthly organisation.
Of course that only gave Satan a new target to work on, and he did, resulting the the Apostacy which Jesus foretold surfacing in the 1st century and taking over after the death of the last of the Apostles. So, once again God was without a dedicated people.
However that was not the problem it could be, though doubtless Satan exalted over his "success". God simply called the occasional right hearted person to His side and they kept the truth as alive as they could, usually dying painfully for their trouble as Jesus foretold would happen.
Why was that not a problem? Because God new that Satan's time was limited, and that he would strike just when Satan though he had it all sown up, and much nearer to the time when Satan was destined to be robbed of all his influence, and then destroyed. When that time came, His son would take up kingdom power, as prophesied and cast Satan down to the earth, along with his demons.
So why is the bible so important?
Because it is God's evidence for what happened and why through the ages, and His proof that all will be well in the end, as well as His means to warn people when that end will come and allow them to prepare for it.
So, Once again God has His People, and once again they have taken on a new name, the name Christian having been thoroughly degraded by the Apostacy now found within it.
That new name is "Jehovah's Witnesses".
And are you one of them? I thought you said that you no longer attend a Kingdom Hall. Is that true? And why?