False. The reference in the Study Bible is featured in the 'Appendix B1'-
You are being dishonest. That has nothing to do with the “circa” 1914 Gentile Times explanation that I referenced and you replied to.
We most certainly do continue to use the expression 'appointed times' or as the venerable King Fames Bible renders the expression 'Gentile Times'.
You are being dishonest again. Both the NWT, the Insight and other publications now use the term: Appointed Times of the Nations instead of Gentile Times. When you input Gentile Times in the search index, you are also directed to Appointed Times of the Nations. If you search for the word circa, can’t find it anymore.
So getting back to your original explanation about circa 1914 only referring to the ousting of Satan. I am not saying that you are wrong about it. I want you to show the commentary in in the Study Bible to validate what you say. I can’t find it anymore so maybe if your explanation was true, it may be false now. What does the return of Christ mean now. Does he return circa 1914 or when he comes to separate sheep and goats. We are convinced that God kingdom rules, etc. I am just saying that even if 1914 is not the exact date, it would mot invalidate all the other convincing evidence about JW. Maybe 1914 is the exact date which seems to be the case. O believe that it is but I would like to read the commentary about circa you and I both referenced. There is a difference between measuring something with a validated standard or guessing. What do you think?