Judgerussellford

Joined

• started 10 topics
• posted 76 times   see topics posted on
• send a message

Posts by Judgerussellford

• 
  11

  The JW's greatest dogma...

  by BoogerMan in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ....that god almighty/jesus personally selected j.f.

  rutherford & wtbts inc. as a front for worldwide christianity, is an affront to worldwide christians.. the adage, “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” was made for such spurious assertions.. as with jw's who claim, "jehovah answered my prayer for......," both claims rely on total credulity, and zero evidence of divine intervention.

  .

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  That the gb was selected by God and they claim to be the personal mouthpiece of God. If Kenneth Copeland multiple personalities and cronies were running a printing cooperation they'd be the gb for watchtower
• 
  11

  Question #2 for JW's

  by BoogerMan in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  how could the "two witnesses" mentioned in revelation chapter 11 possibly be j.f.

  rutherford and his companions who got jailed and then released in 1919?.

  w14 11/15 p. 30 - so in the fulfillment of revelation chapter 11, the anointed brothers who took the lead at the time of the establishment of god’s kingdom in heaven in 1914 preached “in sackcloth” for three and a half years.. watchtower november 15, 2014, p. 30 - revelation 11:7 says that it is "the wild beast that ascends out of the abyss" which kills the 'two witnesses'.. since the wild beast of rev.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  As regards your second question, the prophecy to me has always felt chronological. If you look at it that way. Watchtower was only chronological up through the rutherford days in what I've seen. But even at that they were only chronological for the 7000 creative day timeliness. Also thats only based on what I've seen. So besides all that they just interpret prophocey to fit their needs when they need some good new articles to write
• 
  11

  Question #2 for JW's

  by BoogerMan in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  how could the "two witnesses" mentioned in revelation chapter 11 possibly be j.f.

  rutherford and his companions who got jailed and then released in 1919?.

  w14 11/15 p. 30 - so in the fulfillment of revelation chapter 11, the anointed brothers who took the lead at the time of the establishment of god’s kingdom in heaven in 1914 preached “in sackcloth” for three and a half years.. watchtower november 15, 2014, p. 30 - revelation 11:7 says that it is "the wild beast that ascends out of the abyss" which kills the 'two witnesses'.. since the wild beast of rev.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  I don't know about rutherford and sons, but my buddy at work who follows Torah and I were talking about the two witnesses just a few days ago. We came to the conclusion that the two witnesses had to possibly be Moses and Elijah. Based solely on the transfiguration and no further research. We haven't had the time to look further into it.
• 
  8

  First rule of book club: don't talk about book club

  by Judgerussellford in

  1. social
  2. humour

  i've never heard anyone else but ne say this but i've been saying it for years.

  if you agree and have also been saying this for years, that is hilariously greater.

  watchtower is just a cooperation that hides behind a religious title, that owns real-estate around the world, these buildings wich only have 1 purpose.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  Since I keep my weed jar with it I call it my paraphernalia shelf lol. Glad you got to get out and retire. Hopefully dad can retire in just a few years. He got out a few years before me and has been doing great since
• 
  3

  Any connoisseurs of anything out there?

  by Judgerussellford in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  i'm not a heavy drinker.

  but in the last 8 years i've had over 200 different varieties of beer, liquor, and wine.

  160 of those goes to beer.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  Happy dad: I've experienced that almost any local craft brewery has the best beer in the area you are at. Colorado has some of the best I've personally had. But if the Minnesota beer is anything like Wisconsin cheese then I gotta go try some! Still want to try brews from other countries.

  Truth be known: I've only had a couple whiskeys i enjoy. I'm more of a rum guy myself. But I haven't had a properly aged whiskey/bourbon either. But ill tell you this, the best vodka I've ever had is Russian, and I'd like to have some true absinthe from Germany. Hear it tastes like black licorice
• 
  8

  First rule of book club: don't talk about book club

  by Judgerussellford in

  1. social
  2. humour

  i've never heard anyone else but ne say this but i've been saying it for years.

  if you agree and have also been saying this for years, that is hilariously greater.

  watchtower is just a cooperation that hides behind a religious title, that owns real-estate around the world, these buildings wich only have 1 purpose.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  Truth be known: my mom remembers the literature purchasing days. I was born into it in 94 (I know, I'm a whipper snapper) but I couldn't even imagine buying into a religion like that. Regular tithing at other churches and thier own tax evasion bothers me enough. But a cooperation masking itself as a religion is outrageous. And I remember the gb and elders and parts at meetings, bashing televangelist left and right. Now look at them. Even in kingdom halls its televangelism.

  Longhairgal: are you old enough to remember 75? Only asking because you said you know others who quit their jobs. I personally love the books. For history reasons. I want to be a watchtower historian some day. I've been collecting for 2 years and have almost 1400 peices of watchtower related publications and items. That doesn't include what I have in files thanks to Atlantis on here!
• 
  3

  Any connoisseurs of anything out there?

  by Judgerussellford in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  i'm not a heavy drinker.

  but in the last 8 years i've had over 200 different varieties of beer, liquor, and wine.

  160 of those goes to beer.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  I'm not a heavy drinker. But in the last 8 years I've had over 200 different varieties of beer, liquor, and wine. 160 of those goes to beer. Anyone consider themselves an expert on anything worth tasting out there?
• 
  8

  First rule of book club: don't talk about book club

  by Judgerussellford in

  1. social
  2. humour

  i've never heard anyone else but ne say this but i've been saying it for years.

  if you agree and have also been saying this for years, that is hilariously greater.

  watchtower is just a cooperation that hides behind a religious title, that owns real-estate around the world, these buildings wich only have 1 purpose.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  I've never heard anyone else but ne say this but I've been saying it for years. If you agree and have also been saying this for years, that is hilariously greater. Watchtower is just a cooperation that hides behind a religious title, that owns real-estate around the world, these buildings wich only have 1 purpose. A regularly scheduled extreme Book club. Your expected to read the books, study 1 book (bible) to go with your other minor books for years. You meet together in a building to discuss the books and what agenda you will have to go out recruiting for the said book club. Once your minor books are out dated then they cover it up with all of that old light, and move on the the newest book club book. Wash rinse and repeat. Don't forget to protect even the worst members of your book club. Field service is just ad campaigning for new members to join the book club
• 
  32

  Date of Adam's "Creation?

  by Slidin Fast in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  how do jws resolve these conflicting facts.. 1. no matter how you spin it, bible chronology calculates to circa 4000 bc for adam's creation.

  i followed the trail many years ago and that's what it adds up to.. 2. the most cursory investigation of any branch of relevant science puts man's habitation on the earth as hugely earlier than that.

  it's now so well-proved that anyone disputing it is guilty of wilful ignorance.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  I had ways wanted to base our year on the idea of Adam's creation. I'll have to share some pictures later but 3 months into my marriage, almost 3 years ago, I sat down and did the math, and some guess work cuz there is a couple of significant holes in the bible chronology. Thank God for babylonian record keeping or what I was doing would have been imlossible. Came out to our year being 6215., 6217 now. Not that I'm claiming accuracy I was just funnin around. But the 6000th creative day according to my math wouldn't be over for almost another 800 years. Russell and associates claimed 1874 and even earlier was the 6000th days end. Like I said, just for fun but even at that they still were off a lot because I got everything within a max ten year window
• 
  11

  What Ended in 1914?

  by BoogerMan in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  1913!.

  1. 
  2. 
  3. 
• 

  Judgerussellford

  Secularly, my great grandpa Charlie used to say since 1914 the world hasnt known true peace. He was never a witness. Just lived through both world wars and the great depression. Guess peace ended in 1914 if you were to ask him