the may 27, 1942 consolation (the precusor to awake!
) contained a lengthy 16 page article about the failed attempts of the watchtower society to bury judge rutherford at his beloved home in san diego, beth sarim.
it contains a fascinating look into the place beth sarim held for jws during this period.
I know that people say the grave is unmarked, but I've never heard that from somebody that actually went to the Church grounds and did some searching.
Anyone near Staten Island want to do some investigative work? Take some pictures for us? I'll bet the Methodists have had some people ask them before.
I'd think that some records must be on file somewhere as to who is buried where.
the may 27, 1942 consolation (the precusor to awake!
) contained a lengthy 16 page article about the failed attempts of the watchtower society to bury judge rutherford at his beloved home in san diego, beth sarim.
it contains a fascinating look into the place beth sarim held for jws during this period.
Seriously, though, if there was a cemetery there originally, wouldn't it still have to be there? Wouldn't that be regulated by some sort of law?
Or, did they move the bodies somewhere else?
the may 27, 1942 consolation (the precusor to awake!
) contained a lengthy 16 page article about the failed attempts of the watchtower society to bury judge rutherford at his beloved home in san diego, beth sarim.
it contains a fascinating look into the place beth sarim held for jws during this period.
So, you mean the Judge might be a Methodist now? :) Sorry, had to say that.
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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Do a search for "Jehovah's witnesses" in Google Book Search and you'll find a "great multitude" of hits using "Jehovah's witnesses" in religious literature way before 1931!
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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From the March 8, 1976 Awake!:
Both Ella and Monika followed a somewhat similar course. Ella began sharing in the Bible educational work of Jehovah’s witnesses.
From the April 1, 1976 Watchtower:
SHORTLY after an article on the persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Malawi was published in the Gull Lake Advance newspaper, a woman telephoned a Witness family living thirty-five miles away in Swift Current, Canada.
Somewhere about then.
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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Just a trivia game....
From what I can see it's in early 1976. Perhaps it was one of the first items of the newly developed Writing Committe of the Governing Body that was set up in January of 1976. But, that's just a guess. I do remember it leaping off the printed page when I first read it in a Watchtower publication. I had just left Watchtower Farms and was riding on a bus.
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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Farkel's on the right track... what's the year?
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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That's another good answer. But, none of them were "Jehovah's Witnesses" according to the Watchtower Society until this year.... When was it?
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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Well, good answer. But, in the modern era when did they become "Jehovah's Witnesses" according to the Watchtower Society? Not 1931.
watchtower trivia question:.
in what year, according to the watchtower society, did they become "jehovah's witnesses"?.
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This is a trick question... :)
Try again.
