I believe that in 1876 Russell published an article showing
that the gentile times ended in 1914 and I think that this is still believed by
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
I understand that the anointed were commissioned in 1919 to
speak in God’s name and in 1920 they discerned that they should preach the good
news of the establishment of God’s Kingdom in 1914 in fulfilment of Matthew
24:14 as shown in the Watchtower article Gospel
of the Kingdom July 1st 1920.
In the book, Man’s Salvation Out of World Distress At Hand! (Watch Tower 1975) page 47/48
‘The glorification of Jesus Christ in
heaven after his extraordinary sufferings as a man on earth was good news,
Gospel, Evangel. “Nevertheless,” writes the apostle Paul with special reference
to his own people, “they did not all obey the good news…’
…The good news about the Messianic kingdom
of Jehovah’s “Servant” is better news today than it was nineteen hundred years
ago, in apostolic times. In the face of the relatively small proportion of the
world’s population that has put faith in the “thing heard [from] us” or
proclaimed by us, it can truthfully be said: “They did not all obey the good
news.” ‘
In my opinion I think that if they were to change what
has been proclaimed regarding 1914 it would be the same as changing what has
been preached regarding the resurrection of Christ. So I don’t see it
happening. The teaching of the end of the gentile times in 1914 is for good I
think.