Well, there you go. His one true prophesy, expressed as a critique of organized religion, is what the organization he helped found would become.
Maybe the Judge read this before bedtime one night, after hoisting a few at dinner, and got an "angelic" vision (New Light!) that instead of this passage describing something negative, it was really informing him of how to best get those pesky independant Bible Students in line with his idea of a "real" religion.
C.T. Russell had his problems for sure, but if there is a Satan, the "Judge" had to be one of his favored sons.