Describing how the so called "Pagens", got it wrong.
Who wants to take bets that this "end of the world" scenario pops up in a WT
by wha happened? 18 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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Ding
Lest we forget.
Awake! October 8, 1968, p. 23:
"True, there have been those in times past who predicted an 'end of the world,' even announcing a specific date. Some have gathered groups of people with them and fled to the hills or withdrawn into their houses waiting for the end. Yet nothing happened. The 'end' did not come. They were guilty of false prophesying. Why? What was missing? Missing was the full measure of evidence required in fulfillment of Bible prophecy. Missing from such people were God's truths and the evidence that he was guiding and using them. But what about today? Today we have the evidence required, all of it. And it is overwhelming!"
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admirmitch
I've been reading some of the old stuff and the line "evidence is overwhelming" or something along the lines of "clearly supported by scripture" is sure to come in.
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wha happened?
However they do it, they certainly won't look at their own many falied predictions, and neither will the rank and file.
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Think About It
Little does the public know of WTS failed prophecies. Also, how about JW chronology being based on CTRussell's measurements at the Great Pyramid in Egypt, and there was even a crazy JW named calendar made up.
Bat shit crazy cult.
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sd-7
there was even a crazy JW named calendar made up.
I used to have the correct day covered--is it Lifeday or Mansday today?
They've already mentioned Harold Camping and the 12-21-12 date, I think somebody mentioned it on another thread. Somehow predicting the 'generation' when the end will come is more appropriate than a specific date... Yes, it's all very confusing to me as well.
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