was there not a watchtower article years ago that had a picture of the f&ds that included russel and franz but also had images of non-jw's like luther, gutenburg, tyndale, et al?
i swear this image exists!
woj
Yes, but not in the WT to my knowledge.
It appeared in a few editions of the Winged Globe Studies in the Scriptures 7th Vol.
In other editions post 1916 it mentioned him by name along
with the others but only in that special edition 7th Vol was there actually the picture.
Others may have better recollections than me.
this is posted because several threads have been posted disputing the day chosen by wtb&ts.
so this gives a heads up for those interested in this topic for 2013, or otherwise.
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This is posted because several threads have been posted disputing the day chosen by WTB&TS. So this gives a heads up for those interested in this topic for 2013, or otherwise.
might need a vomit bag as your read through this one..... http://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/.
one gem on page six where we have "helping the needy" as the headline - i wonder which "organization" they might be referring to?.
could you set aside, or budget, some money.
I caught this picture while he wasn't looking.
I don't know how he heard about the article saying "he didn't exist"
We Elves try our best to insulate the Old Man as best as we can.
I cannot tell you how much this upset Santa and the other Elves.
Media hype just never ends... even when it attacks a do-gooder like Santa.
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The engagement ring, the wedding ring, and the suffer-ring.
what would everyone recomend as far as what bible translation to read instead of the jw new world translation?.
Along with the e-sword comment I enjoy using the Ancient Roots Translinear Old and New Testament. They are seperate editions and created by one person so that is a negative but having said that it is a good arrow for the quiver. By the way someone posted a couple weeks ago a link for incorporating the NWT in the e-sword program and the nice thing about e-sword is that you can compare side by side in a list format all the versions or translations in the program. So you pick a certain vs or vss. and then hit the compare tab and that works for the dictionaries and commentaries as well.
for those of you that like to study or do research in various bibles, e-sword is a great resource and a free program.
it can be found here:.
i've been looking for the nwt in e-sword format for a loooong time, and now i don't have to use the crappy wt library program just to look up a scripture in the nwt.
You guys.....I have supplied Atlantis with a ton of files and they have supplied tons to me as well. PM me or Atlantis for anything WTB&TS for sure.
for those of you that like to study or do research in various bibles, e-sword is a great resource and a free program.
it can be found here:.
i've been looking for the nwt in e-sword format for a loooong time, and now i don't have to use the crappy wt library program just to look up a scripture in the nwt.
Hey that is great. I have used ESword for about 10 years ?? Or so ..and often wanted to look at the NWT rendering to see if it jived with anything else?? Thanks so much.
does anyone have this 2 volume book in pdf form?.
the book of ezekiel: book#1 chapters 1-24 , book#2 chapters 25-48
Hey, Thanks anyway.
does anyone have this 2 volume book in pdf form?.
the book of ezekiel: book#1 chapters 1-24 , book#2 chapters 25-48
i was asked this some time ago for anyone who might care and i just ran accross the paper where i had figured out what was dropped through the years from the public view in wtlib..... .
books.
babylon - bf 1963. bible stories - my 1978 revision-2004.
Hi,
I was asked this some time ago for anyone who might care and I just ran accross the paper where I had figured out what was dropped through the years from the public view in WTLIB....
1999
BOOKS
Babylon - bf 1963
Bible Stories - my 1978 revision-2004
School Guidebook - sg 1971, revision-1992
"Your Will" - yw 1958
BROCHURES
JW Brochure - br78 1978, revision-1989
BOOKLETS
Nations Collide - nc 1971
One Government - og 1975
