Some years ago when I did some reseach on the early history of JW and life of Russll I read some quote about the cross and crown symbol.
One of them was about how Russells attention was brought to the cross and crown symbol by a fellowbeliver. I think one qoute was from an early Zions Watchtower, but I'm not sure. Are there somebody who can help me with this quote?
Der er blevet skrevet meget om dette emner på diverse JW WEB-sider. Teorier om at Russell skulle være tilknyttet tempelriderne har dog aldrig kunne bevises selv om han brugte forskellige symboler fra dette univers på Vagttårnet og nogle tidligere bøger der endvidere har været præget af RA sollogo (The winged sun).
Så hvilken betydning der skal lægges på dette er uvist. Hans gravsted er præget af nogle af de samme symboler samt pyramide aftegninger.
Der er blevet skrevet meget om dette emner på diverse JW WEB-sider. Teorier om at Russell skulle være tilknyttet tempelriderne har dog aldrig kunne bevises selv om han brugte forskellige symboler fra dette univers på Vagttårnet og nogle tidligere bøger der endvidere har været præget af RA sollogo (The winged sun). Så hvilken betydning der skal lægges på dette er uvist. Hans gravsted er præget af nogle af de samme symboler samt pyramide aftegninger. Hilsen en "JW still in" beroea
I am not sure what that says, but because it is in "tounges" it must be inspired. So I agree 100%.
"Hand me that whiskey, I need to consult the spirit."-J.F. Rutherford
Randy's site is interesting, but not what I'm looking for.
It is a quote which talk about one of Russell’s fellow believers who had seen the Cross and Crown symbol and proposed to Russell that they could use it to – and that Russell agreed in doing so.
I can’t find my notes on the subject right now, but I remember from my research then that there could be good reason to believe that the reason why they adopted this symbol could be seen in the light activity of Mary Eddy Baker (Christian Science). What gave me this idea was an article or book by Charles C. Cook or maybe William Trawers Ellis where is was shown that there was a pattern in Russell’s way of promoting himself: Copying others names and way doing something in a way that his behaviour was less unfamiliar.
Hyggeligt at se lidt dansk på disse sider. Mht. Russell og Tempelridderne/frimureri så er jeg særdeles skeptisk over for disse tanker, og jeg har endnu ikke set noget der har kunnet tilnærmelsesvis overbevise mig.